Game at Launch, What is in? What is Out? - Updated 08/2014

[gpod11601]

$how much will it be$

[T16]

20 $ if you pre-order and as the nears it's full launch the price will increase too the 30$ it will be at launch.

And for those 20$ you will get additional content for the demo as it's made (basically anything that isn't NA I4 hacthbacks).

[Zombie]

I have not read anything about diesels will they be inside? in germany for example around 50% of new cars are bought with a diesel engine

[T16]

Diesel have been in a grey zone for a while (maybe it will be included at launch, maybe not), which I personally think is a mistake, but it's not my decision to make..

[Harm]

For realistic gameplay in present day Europe, diesels are really necessary. I don't like them, but many people here prefer them, mostly for financial reasons.

[Azurael]

For realistic gameplay in present day Europe, diesels are really necessary. I don't like them, but many people here prefer them, mostly for financial reasons.

Oh, I don't know about that... I could certainly live with this noise or performance like this and if you're offering me 48MPG in a heifer of a car like the 5-series touring to go with it, I'm not going to complain.

Sure, it's a bit of a heresy to suggest Ferrari should make a diesel, but I think 'for the rest of us' they're just fine.

[Leafy]

I love diesels, They just need to figure out how to make them in aluminium blocks and put them in cars, then 1000 lbft of torque an 700 hp is right there with only a tune (if its a power stroke or D Max.

[Daffyflyer]

For realistic gameplay in present day Europe, diesels are really necessary. I don't like them, but many people here prefer them, mostly for financial reasons.

They are realistically needed yes, but will take a lot of extra work on our part to get realistic simulation of their power figures etc.


They will be in the game, at somepoint, but probably not on launch

[serothis]

There's one very important technology I think you guys are neglecting

this was from back in june and a recent article about the next rotary engine reminded me of it but...

http://www.thetruthaboutcars.com/2011/0 ... ng-lasers/

The Mazda source said the new engine “needed a smaller hole on the wall [of the combustion chamber]” as a result of eliminating the space-hungry normal spark plug. He also admitted to Autocar that the use of laser ignition “was absolutely possible”.

I want frickin' laser beams on my car

[Orbitstrider]

There's one very important technology I think you guys are neglecting

this was from back in june and a recent article about the next rotary engine reminded me of it but...

http://www.thetruthaboutcars.com/2011/0 ... ng-lasers/

The Mazda source said the new engine “needed a smaller hole on the wall [of the combustion chamber]” as a result of eliminating the space-hungry normal spark plug. He also admitted to Autocar that the use of laser ignition “was absolutely possible”.

I want frickin' laser beams on my car

^ Austin Powers reference? +1

[T16]

Article about Ford developing laser ignition from 2009

[loady740]

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/motoring/news/5803066/Cars-to-be-started-by-lasers-instead-of-spark-plugs.html

there this one should work

[Orbitstrider]

wow. that is quite interesting. I wonder what would happen if Koenigsegg combined that with their camless engines...

[serothis]

what about plasma spark plugs?

http://www.motorauthority.com/news/1066 ... ion-system

[T16]

working link

there this one should work

Doh, always check you posts after posting them...