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macphanatic wrote:
Looks to be in Europe and speedometer in kph not mph.
No speedo, it's a tachometer (rpm's); watch when a gear change occurs, rpm's drop, gear shift, then climb as rider accelerates. I counted 7 forward gears..could have been 8.
No tire trails on wet pavement; stripes and other painted surfaces are nearly frictionless in real life, not so in the vid.
Definitely not in the USA, or Canada.
Very fun video regardless; bike collisions are like ping-pong balls, no crush damage, no bent parts from hitting padding or curbing.
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TheCaber wrote:
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Looks to be in Europe and speedometer in kph not mph.
No speedo, it's a tachometer (rpm's); watch when a gear change occurs, rpm's drop, gear shift, then climb as rider accelerates. I counted 7 forward gears..could have been 8.
Also, that dial indicates a redline, which is found on a tachometer.
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So it is; I completely overlooked it!
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Son's a pro videographer. He also leans toward real background now.
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There are mods that can be done to games that render photorealism to game scenes. That could be what we see in the post.
Here is a video showing the capabilities of Mods and compares them to the same scene rendered in the original game pack.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PSSTYwArATQ&ab_channel=TheCuttingEdge
Not a great example, but one I could quickly find.
