Test Drive Ferrari Racing Legends PC - Ferrari FF at Donington

Test Drive Ferrari Racing Legends PC - Ferrari FF at Donington

PC:

Intel Core i5-760 2.8GHz + Zalman CNPS10X QUIET
Asus P7P55D
Corsair Vengeance Blue DDR3 2x4GB 1600MHz
Kingston HyperX 3K SSD 120GB
WD Caviar Green 2TB
Gigabyte AMD Radeon HD 7850 2GB GDDR5
OCZ ModXStream Pro 500W
Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit

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[RazorHK]

the staff in SMS said the physics and FFB will be the same as shift 2

[mikecustoms]

thanks, if you really, really love ferraris, you are gonna be happy with this game, I just got into Nikki Lauda's 312-.B3, OMG I love that car

[mikecustoms]

with a G27 I think you won't have many issues, I have a DFGT but use the gamepad for most of the time because I don't have a proper rig and setting everything up takes time and space but I did use the DFGT to play this game to see if I could make it better and yes it does get better with a wheel, F1s are still pretty undriveable with a wheel, the only way I could drive the f1s without drifting was setting the driving model to normal instead of pro, but then other cars feel a bit floaty

[NetStacker]

@mikecustoms Thanks Mike for your input, that's basically everything I wanted to know about the game! :) I think I will be buying the game, thanks for helping make my decision! :D FORZA FERRARI!!

[mikecustoms]

less lag but even more slippery physics with almost zero response to countersteering, the game just ignores you when trying to get the car striaght, better to go with the slide or you'll end up going into a wall or off track, sometime you'll be just fine but the dumb AI will ram you and you'll end up spinning while they just fly by like nothing happened

[NetStacker]

Is there that input lag that there was in Shift 2?

[mikecustoms]

its pretty cheap on the ps store now, I got it because I love ferraris and the models are amazing, sounds are pretty good too, however the physics can be rewarding when you are hot laping by yourself, yes, there's understeer, in fact, some of the cars like the 360 modena challenge have excelent handling and feel like GT5, some others, you would have to avoid them if you just can't stand sliding all over the place, get it if you played shift, don't if you never did

[roms]

Thanks, yes, it's been a while since the consoles version have been released. To be honest even though it features a full Ferrari license, the game is average.

[PCgamer]

do you have texture problems with trees?

[liamcarrollxx]

Howcome the physics look so terrible in all the other videos and the rear has no grip and slides everywhere but in your video it looks playable? did you change anything

[NetStacker]

@mikecustoms But does it at least understeer? (Unlike Shift 2) I was actually close to buying this the other day (I'm a massive Ferrari fan) for PS3. I'm glad I didn't. With that said, would it be worth getting in your opinion?

[mikecustoms]

I see you did play shift 2, well expect the same AI and colision physics, the ''mushroom trees'' kind of graphics are not in this game thankfuly, as well as the imaginary stuff on the tracks (Shift's 2 ring) are gone, instead you get very nice skies that look realistic however the car and the tarmac don't fit, well the car does, but the tarmac at times looks plain, shadows are a bit extreme because there aren't any surface reflections, anything, just a big stain of gray

[manzglade]

Same shit as TDU2... totally arcade game...