I also posted a review following yours of the tyre colour/compound mod, don't folk ever consider they'll get caught out lol.995 for Middle-Earth Extended Edition, one of the most important mods for the classic RTS Lord of the Rings: Battle for Middle-earth, has been released. I gather 74 is not quite ready for primetime. I've yet to update my Shaders from Preview 49 as I don't want to upset my online racing. I see there is to be a 19th April update? I see you discovered how to lower the car (perhaps that's part of the next update) - to bottom out for sparks etc etc. I'm really liking their 2019 F1 offering, I actually prefer it to the RSS ver. The RSS will now gather dust.Ĭlick to expand.Thanks, I'll check them out now! - As I mentioned in my earlier post, I wasn't aware of these modders and being a dedicated F1 fan I have a tendency to download/purchase any open wheelers I come across. Thank you for the link as I wasn't aware of the French modder or their cars. It's a much more complete package, 4 different engine notes, variation in car design between each team and to be brutally honest it's a better mod, quicker too. Well, gear shift in the ACFL car on my lads G29 works so he's happy. I stumbled across your thread yesterday morning and took a punt on the ACFL version, spent most of day comparing the two. I pointed this out in the mods/developers thread and uploaded a video to show the fault, as yet I've had no response, dropped RSS an email, still waiting to hear. I didn't notice as I drive in manual but my son has his G29 set-up for automatic shifting - He frustrated as it hunts/stutters between 3rd & 4th on the upshift, fine when coming down through the box.
I purchased the RSS F1 2019 the day of it's release, I also have the 2017 & 2018 - the 2019 being the pick of the bunch so far though it has one glaring fault - I bought two copies, one for myself and a copy for my young lad of nine.
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