Introduce Yourself (2 Viewers)

[Cluck]

You have your own rating smiley cluck, you are still the chicken king in RSR

Do we, maybe, need a new "clown" smiley then?

 

[ramiboo]

Do we, maybe, need a new "clown" smiley then?

maybe, once someone knows what a feanor is!

 

[Cluck]

maybe, once someone knows what a feanor is!

Not "what" but "who" (I should add, I Googled it - never been a Tolkien fan)

 

[Jonno]

a a

 

[ramiboo]

will this do.......

 

[Cluck]

a a

are you feeling OK jonno?

 

[ramiboo]

are you feeling OK jonno?

Didn't know Jono had a s stutter

 

[Jonno]

are you feeling OK jonno?

Lol yeh phone played up i typed a full reply and all i got was a a lol.. Anyway a feanor is a fictional charicter from a book an elf if you like..

 

[Cluck]

Didn't know Jono had a s stutter

Perhaps he's from Liverpool and forgot to add "calm down"

 

[Jonno]

Im a nerd lol..

 

[Krychla]

Hi all. I am here to try some community racing. I am from Slovakia, gmt+1. I bought T150 wheel from Thrustmaster, so I hope that will be enough for racing here.
-best regards
-kr

 

[KingofSundays]

Hi!

My name is Joakim and I'm from Stockholm, Sweden.
I do all my racing on the PS4 and I haven't really understand if this community is only for PC users.
I stumbled in from a Google search and I liked the tone here. So I thought why not join.

I used to have a lot of racing friends on the PS3 but because of the hardware block of older wheel I just have a few left.

I mostly play Project CARS, if anyone is looking for a fair player on the PS4 you are welcome to add me as a friend.

I use a T300RS, with an H-shifter and some spring modified G25 pedals.

My PSN name is: KingofSundays

Cheers

 

[SillySausage]

Hey Joakim! Unfortunately the events organised within this community are only for PC, however I'm sure there's a number of members here who own PS4s and wouldn't mind playing with you some time.

 

[Zincau]

Now it's the time.

I joined your amazing group about 3 months ago. And I can say that best guys here and i really enjoyed be in your group.

I'm from Turkey and 44 years old. I'm playing video games since 80s. I started with Atari 2600, C64, Amiga and so on. I started to like Sim-racing series with Gran Tourismo on PS1. Laters Gran Tourismo 2 became a reason to purchase wheel for me.. After a lonnng break, i found you and here i am.

Cycling is my life. In 2013 i participated a cycling race in Istanbul Park (which was formerly holding F1 races) and became 3rd place. I wish we had Istanbul Park Circuit in PCars but it seems not possible..

Anyway sorry for late introduction from me.. See you on races guys

Best,
Zincau, (Hakan is my real name)

 

[Vince]

Hey everyone!

I am really glad to have found out about this group/forum just very recently through my friend Zincau (see his post above ).

I too am from Turkey, and 30 years old.

I have been gaming since I can remember, basically. However my introduction to sim-racing is rather recent; just a couple of months ago. I had downloaded Forza Motorsport 6: Apex from the Windows 10 store just to check it out since it was free and was blown away by not only the graphics but also the physics. Had never played a sim title before (save for some very little TOCA Racing back in the day, which I had found unplayable at the time) and I realized how much I was missing out on.

Since then I have been reading and watching pretty much everything I can get my hands on about sim-racing, and have moved on to Project Cars in the process. So yes, now I know better; Forza 6 Apex isn't a full-on "sim"

I think it's fair to say that I fell in love with sim-racing. My weapon of choice has been an Xbox 360 controller so far, but the more I played, the more I wanted to get a wheel to have the full experience. The urge to buy a wheel has literally become irresistible at this point, so I am glad to say that I bought a used DFGT today and it is being shipped to me as we speak

Long story short, happy to meet you all, and despite being a novice yet, looking forward to see you on the track for some fun

 

[TheOldVoytek]

Hi, I'm o_ovoytek (that's my steam account too)

I'm from colombia, I'm not too fast, neither too slow, just, like a less dangerous Takuma Sato xD.

Hope to enjoy a lot of races.

 

[Feynman]

My name is Joe, I live in Dunfermline, Scotland. Racing in PCars since its release, Grid Autosport before that.
In my younger years I raced motorcycles, productions bikes then classic and vintage bikes, dropped in 1992 when the financial strain became too much.
My driving, I feel is still poor in some respects because I still use some motorcycles lines, which means I brake hard into the apex of a corner, can be useful sometimes . I am still improving.
Tony Richter has been really helpful over the year, sorry he is not able to race as much at the moment.
Currently having fun with the Formula Gulf1000. Recently improved my lap times at most circuits and I want to thank Puffpirat , since I used some of his setting and it made a difference.
Looking at the setup database for project cars, so many diffferent settings posted for a car at the same track, easy to get lost and find your car setup is slower than the standard setup.
Currently lost with the setup for the Mercedes DTM AMG Coupe .

Don't feel I am fast or consistent enough to compete in any of the leagues /events.
Maybe I can try in future

 

[Invincible]

You don't need to be fast for RSR. The main thing we want is awareness and fair play. Just come to one of the induction nights and see yourself.

 

[SillySausage]

You don't need to be fast for RSR. The main thing we want is awareness and fair play. Just come to one of the induction nights and see yourself.

Most importantly fun!

 

[1185323118]

Hi!
Have been racing in pCARS' ESL Go4 Europe Cup for several months, saw a friend racing here so I came and see))
I'm still a high school student so I usually only able to race in weekends;
My English isn't perfect, so sometimes it will be hard to understand, and I don't have a microphone