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Default VRC Pro Off Road - out now

Anyone tried it? I have, and I love it! Loads of fun doing short course multiplayer online!
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Adaptors are only £8 at the moment too
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Where did you guys buy the adapters from?, ive looked on the VRC website and there's no dealer info.

And am i correct in thinking the software is just a download?
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I bought an adaptor off eBay....

I was looking forward to the off-road, but 25 euro's for two tracks, a short course truck and a few motor, no buggies as yet..... Game seems to be a bit of a money pit if you want to have what you want, car wise!
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Just like the real thing then DCM
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Yeah, but the real thing is more fun!!!
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I love VRC Pro but it's just too expensive to use regularly. So i ended my subscription, it's a shame because it is good!
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I took out the Lite subscription, but got to either run 'spec' class cars or buy others and tracks.
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Can you get any off road cars and tracks at all on the lite subscription?
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Nope, and there is currently only two tracks and a short course truck, which you then have to buy, it is all a little complicated (and according to VRC, cheap!!!)
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can i buy a durango sc in it and do you know of anywere in he uk with the adapters?
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I got my adaptor a few years ago when MB Models were clearing them out for a tenner. You don't HAVE to use real money to buy in-game stuff, I have the 6 month subs, then just pound in the laps. The more miles you do in-game, the more gets paid to you in vEuros monthly. Do every weekly/monthly race wether you like the class or not, and you'll get the 10vEuros for the new chassis or track pretty quickly.
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Think I will put my money towards F1 2012...
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I got my adaptor a few years ago when MB Models were clearing them out for a tenner. You don't HAVE to use real money to buy in-game stuff, I have the 6 month subs, then just pound in the laps. The more miles you do in-game, the more gets paid to you in vEuros monthly. Do every weekly/monthly race wether you like the class or not, and you'll get the 10vEuros for the new chassis or track pretty quickly.

Can you use vEuros to pay for your next 6 month subscription? Any discounts?

I had VRC and was eagerly awaiting this new one, but it seems expensive.
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Can you use vEuros to pay for your next 6 month subscription? Any discounts?

I had VRC and was eagerly awaiting this new one, but it seems expensive.
Unfortunately not, that does require a payment but you'll have to work out how often you'll use it to get the benefit. If you're playing daily or weekly then its worth the deal. If its once in a while, then maybe not; remember some people use it as a practice tool, not a game.
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Where did you guys buy the adapters from?, ive looked on the VRC website and there's no dealer info.

And am i correct in thinking the software is just a download?
I couldn't find it either, but when you sign up for the free trial it asks if you want the adaptor for a special price (£8.25 inc post)
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Does the adapter work with any hand set do you know? Eg my ko 3
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Does the adapter work with any hand set do you know? Eg my ko 3

There used to be two types depending on whether you had a digital radio.
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Adapter just plugs into your standard reciever, current version works fine for either the fastest 2.4 or the oldest 27AM and everything in between.

Not had chance to try the short course yet but try to get on at least once a week for a couple of hours of TC (actually more fun than actually racing TC as you don't have to put up with TC drivers trackside )

Subscription with the loyalty discounts you can run up is less than the cost of 3 pints for a month so spend 1 night out of the pub practicing it to break even
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do you think practising tc's and short course is useful even when i only race 10th buggies in real life?
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