22B in Colin McRae Rally 04
31 December 2003, 09:24 AM
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After spending a day finishing 2WD advance to get this bonus car I was sure that i'd be in for an old school, loud & burbly treat. Nup. Just a high reving generic exhaust note and a top speed of 110mph???
Can't wait for Gran Toursimo 4.
Can't wait for Gran Toursimo 4.
31 December 2003, 11:23 AM
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isnt that true to a 22B though?!?!
The other cars are better, the 'B' class ones, you get these as yor progress through 4wd, but it takes a long time to get them all!
Shame about the lack of tracks i think on colin mcrae i think and the lack of reality (ie drivers names etc), WRC 3 is good reality with drivers and numbers of rounds but crap car setup and poor handling. GT4 please come quick!!
The other cars are better, the 'B' class ones, you get these as yor progress through 4wd, but it takes a long time to get them all!
Shame about the lack of tracks i think on colin mcrae i think and the lack of reality (ie drivers names etc), WRC 3 is good reality with drivers and numbers of rounds but crap car setup and poor handling. GT4 please come quick!!
31 December 2003, 11:48 AM
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I've only completed (1st Place 
)the 2wd in Normal and got the Golf Rallyee. I started the 4wd challenge in normal mode and picked the Scooby and the handling was cr@p. It was so much heavier that the 2wd cars (as I expected) which sent it all over the place.
I had more control with a 2wd car (Puma) in the Japanese mud and rain that I did with the Scooby on Tarmac. I swapped tyres a few times but no difference, it slid everywhere
so I started the 2wd drive in advanced.
Darren
)the 2wd in Normal and got the Golf Rallyee. I started the 4wd challenge in normal mode and picked the Scooby and the handling was cr@p. It was so much heavier that the 2wd cars (as I expected) which sent it all over the place.I had more control with a 2wd car (Puma) in the Japanese mud and rain that I did with the Scooby on Tarmac. I swapped tyres a few times but no difference, it slid everywhere
so I started the 2wd drive in advanced.Darren
31 December 2003, 05:42 PM
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I thought the WRC Scoob was really good! Accurate ehaust note, excellent anti-lag and realistic handling.You have to flick it in to corners to get it drifting - not unlike your own car!
The Group B cars are mental. They're so hard to keep straight. I can't see myself ever getting a drive of Walter's rig (Audi Quattro).
The Group B cars are mental. They're so hard to keep straight. I can't see myself ever getting a drive of Walter's rig (Audi Quattro).
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