Funny thing is that I really don't care for what you say, pointing out something so obvious. Nothing is actually better than this since at least then I could stick with the few high quality car mods that are actually worth downloading. Bye.
@mrwallace888 At one point I used to love this game, blind to the hype, but then I grew to resent it when I noticed it's hard to ignore flaws and realized just how lazily put together it was, with so much unwarranted praise and acclaim. Sure the character on foot animations are great and the mo-cap is amazing, but that's clearly where most of the budget for this game was allocated towards besides marketing. That's why I love BeamNG. It's developers aren't rushed and strong armed by shitty publishers run by retarded ceos who make way too much money, leading to disasters like cp 2077. They can take their sweet time making the greatest vehicle simulation gaming has ever seen. It's just sad that such good games are so niche.
@mrwallace888 Classic shill response. I only play this piece of shit game because of the mods and modding community. Do you think anyone would be playing the bugged trash fire known as skyrim after 10 years if it weren't for mods? Fuck no. Mods are the only things that keep these shitty half broken games alive. Other older games are good enough that they can sustain a large enough following with minimal to no modding. Games from long ago that were worthless console exclusives would have prospered and been remembered if they were put on PC, but the idiot publishers/devs were too short sighted. The only reason this piece of shit remains alive through the mainstream is because man children or dumbass kids are willing to waste exorbitant amounts of money on scummy sharkcards to buy fake digital items with no value whatsoever, giving these dumbass interns at Cockstar north/take two shits even less of an incentive to get off their lazy asses and develop another game.
@mrwallace888 Apparently not much was saved in the way of resources because there were other aspects of this game that turned out to be heavily flawed anyway. Not saying that they had to make unique interiors for every single car, just not interiors that look like complete shit overall. They could've at least applied a more detailed general interior to each class of vehicle. There's a reason RDR2's modding scene is seemingly dead right now because it's a damn near perfect game, so there's no rush to decrypt the files. This shoddy ass game on the other hand requires a ton of mods to even remain tolerable enough to play. Rockstar San Diego may have taken a long time to put their game on PC, but at least they are an actual professional team of developers. Modern C* North receives too much unwarranted praise. RDR2 is a game that will hold up 10 years after it's release. Gta 5 already felt dated within 5 years, online being the only thing keeping it's dead cow alive after all this time. And it may look good compared to a colossal failure like cp2077, but that's only because the standard has lowered over the years.
@mrwallace888 AKA Modders once again doing the work these lazy piece of shit developers at C* north should've have done from the start? Of course. It's a nice mod, just wish the steering wheel was a bit bigger and higher. Apparently the morons who developed this game have never driven a car in real life and thus don't know to design actual vehicle interiors.
@jrem7315 It's just that the handling flags weren't edited and it had the classic gta 5 curb clipping nonsense, while the turning radius seemed somewhat off so I just replaced the handling line with Kilatomate's SCHAFTER2.
Still a fantastic mod by the way and it doesn't have the flaws that other car mods on here have. The mirrors are high quality along with the rest of the interior, and the steering wheel doesn't have that weird messed up steering that I've seen on other car mods.
It's always that I download a car mod with a seemingly nice interior, then I adjust the steering wheel rotation beyond 180 degrees through Ikt's manual transmission mod, and as soon as I turn the wheel, I notice that the steering is completely fucked up, breaking my immersion entirely and then having to delete the mod. Either that, or the steering wheel is too small or too low.
Scratch that, when combined with a proper realistic handling file, this has to be one of the best car mods I've played with, and using PC Trainer V for the vehicle first person makes me appreciate this even more. The steering wheel actually turns properly, which is more than I can say for other shoddy car mods.
This mod is absolutely essential for the best vehicle first person this game has ever had. It's just too bad that there's no way to save an individual config for each vehicle.
Funny thing is that I really don't care for what you say, pointing out something so obvious. Nothing is actually better than this since at least then I could stick with the few high quality car mods that are actually worth downloading. Bye.
@JohnCarter1 He didn't even add an audio name hash.
@mrwallace888 At one point I used to love this game, blind to the hype, but then I grew to resent it when I noticed it's hard to ignore flaws and realized just how lazily put together it was, with so much unwarranted praise and acclaim. Sure the character on foot animations are great and the mo-cap is amazing, but that's clearly where most of the budget for this game was allocated towards besides marketing. That's why I love BeamNG. It's developers aren't rushed and strong armed by shitty publishers run by retarded ceos who make way too much money, leading to disasters like cp 2077. They can take their sweet time making the greatest vehicle simulation gaming has ever seen. It's just sad that such good games are so niche.
@mrwallace888 Classic shill response. I only play this piece of shit game because of the mods and modding community. Do you think anyone would be playing the bugged trash fire known as skyrim after 10 years if it weren't for mods? Fuck no. Mods are the only things that keep these shitty half broken games alive. Other older games are good enough that they can sustain a large enough following with minimal to no modding. Games from long ago that were worthless console exclusives would have prospered and been remembered if they were put on PC, but the idiot publishers/devs were too short sighted. The only reason this piece of shit remains alive through the mainstream is because man children or dumbass kids are willing to waste exorbitant amounts of money on scummy sharkcards to buy fake digital items with no value whatsoever, giving these dumbass interns at Cockstar north/take two shits even less of an incentive to get off their lazy asses and develop another game.
@mrwallace888 Apparently not much was saved in the way of resources because there were other aspects of this game that turned out to be heavily flawed anyway. Not saying that they had to make unique interiors for every single car, just not interiors that look like complete shit overall. They could've at least applied a more detailed general interior to each class of vehicle. There's a reason RDR2's modding scene is seemingly dead right now because it's a damn near perfect game, so there's no rush to decrypt the files. This shoddy ass game on the other hand requires a ton of mods to even remain tolerable enough to play. Rockstar San Diego may have taken a long time to put their game on PC, but at least they are an actual professional team of developers. Modern C* North receives too much unwarranted praise. RDR2 is a game that will hold up 10 years after it's release. Gta 5 already felt dated within 5 years, online being the only thing keeping it's dead cow alive after all this time. And it may look good compared to a colossal failure like cp2077, but that's only because the standard has lowered over the years.
@mrwallace888 AKA Modders once again doing the work these lazy piece of shit developers at C* north should've have done from the start? Of course. It's a nice mod, just wish the steering wheel was a bit bigger and higher. Apparently the morons who developed this game have never driven a car in real life and thus don't know to design actual vehicle interiors.
@jrem7315
It's just that the handling flags weren't edited and it had the classic gta 5 curb clipping nonsense, while the turning radius seemed somewhat off so I just replaced the handling line with Kilatomate's SCHAFTER2.
Still a fantastic mod by the way and it doesn't have the flaws that other car mods on here have. The mirrors are high quality along with the rest of the interior, and the steering wheel doesn't have that weird messed up steering that I've seen on other car mods.
It's always that I download a car mod with a seemingly nice interior, then I adjust the steering wheel rotation beyond 180 degrees through Ikt's manual transmission mod, and as soon as I turn the wheel, I notice that the steering is completely fucked up, breaking my immersion entirely and then having to delete the mod. Either that, or the steering wheel is too small or too low.
Scratch that, when combined with a proper realistic handling file, this has to be one of the best car mods I've played with, and using PC Trainer V for the vehicle first person makes me appreciate this even more. The steering wheel actually turns properly, which is more than I can say for other shoddy car mods.
This mod is absolutely essential for the best vehicle first person this game has ever had. It's just too bad that there's no way to save an individual config for each vehicle.
Actually quite good.