resir014 wrote:Unfortunately it's a non-Freezone server, and I need some way to get it into my favourites before I can join the server...
I don't exactly know how it is to have TMNF atm with all those Freezone things, but try to add "HydraServerEvents" as serverlogin to your favourites...
Btw:
Track is online for practise, pit stop is extended to 2 minutes and the, well, miserable anti cheat beam is replaced by a less crashy pack of posts.
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Reh wrote:I don't exactly know how it is to have TMNF atm with all those Freezone things, but try to add "HydraServerEvents" as serverlogin to your favourites...
Well, basically it doesn't allow you to join non-FreeZone servers until you add them to your favourites.
Also if they join a FreeZone server, they get an auto-spectate every 5 tracks.
Reh wrote:I don't exactly know how it is to have TMNF atm with all those Freezone things, but try to add "HydraServerEvents" as serverlogin to your favourites...
Well, basically it doesn't allow you to join non-FreeZone servers until you add them to your favourites.
Also if they join a FreeZone server, they get an auto-spectate every 5 tracks.
That's lunatic
Thanks, Ubisoft.
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Looks phantastic, but my computer is too old for it i think and there's no money for a new one. TM2 has to live without me, hello GeneRally.
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Reh wrote:Looks phantastic, but my computer is too old for it i think and there's no money for a new one. TM2 has to live without me, hello GeneRally.
Are you serious? It even ran with 50/60 fps on a acer revo! (nadeo tested that, and its a super crappy desktop pc)
They are trying to make it work on even super old pcs! Ofcourse you can run it!
If i play it i wanna be competitive. I had the same thing with TM before i got my newer graphics board, i could race with low settings, but it aint't really fun like that. I will see...but at this time i think Ubisoft doesn't deserve my 20 Euros. (may be stupid, but... )
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Athlon 64 3500+ (runnning with 2440MHz), Radeon HD 4850 (1024MB), 2GB Ram...but it sounds more dramatic if i don't tell you that.
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I was having a work experience the last weeks at our local computer shop, and even a Geforce 4 with amazing 64mb managed Trackmania.
You shouldn't have a problem with your system
It works on a Pentium 3 (900MHz), Geforce 2 MX...but...well...
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Reh wrote:Looks phantastic, but my computer is too old for it i think and there's no money for a new one. TM2 has to live without me, hello GeneRally.
Are you serious? It even ran with 50/60 fps on a acer revo! (nadeo tested that, and its a super crappy desktop pc)
They are trying to make it work on even super old pcs! Ofcourse you can run it!
If i play it i wanna be competitive. I had the same thing with TM before i got my newer graphics board, i could race with low settings, but it aint't really fun like that. I will see...but at this time i think Ubisoft doesn't deserve my 20 Euros. (may be stupid, but... )
Umm... super quality on a acer revo? It must work!
50/60 fps on an Acer Revo doesn't mean super quality, and the Atom is more powerful than a Pentium 4 (as is everything else... ), but if it runs on a Revo, it'll run fine on your computer Reh, and as I said before, if you aren't running TMUF at close to the max without lag, you've either got a hardware fault, or it's time to reinstall Windows...
Ive posted this review on the ManiaPlanet forum (nadeo's new gaming-platform thingy):
Now heres what i think of TM²!
First of all, the car.
The car is a pretty fast muscle car, wich cant brake so fast, and wich can drift very well.
I could drift one of the first times i tried! Airbraking didnt go so well. For some reason, the car wouldnt always airbrake .
Second: the graphics.
Optimisation for old PC's? I dont think so! I had to run it in the lowest resolution with settings set to super-fast!
And it still lags! I hope this will be updated in the final game, because, this isnt really an old pc...
Third: the editor.
The editor was awesome! There were so much cool blocks! Only problems were that it took a while for a block to be placed if you clicked. And i could see through the blocks (not really thru, but on the other side i could see the underground of the canyon). For some odd reason, my mouse also didnt work right and alot of times it didnt place the block where i wanted it. And the last problem, the copy and paste. It was a little bit messy, and it wasnt really good because of that. But still, the editor was nice and ive already made 4 tracks with it!
Final results!!!1!!1!!!111one!one1
+ New nice blocks
+ Good car handling
- Editor a bit buggy
- Messy copy and paste
- LAAAAAAAAGGG
And thats about it.
Ill give TM² a... 7 out of 10.
Honestly TM2 doesn't really look different enough right now to justify the purchase... and it seems like they're focusing a lot on SPEED!!!1!!1!! which isn't really my thing.