When you play on Endurance mode, it's a like a new game altogether. If there's one thing I've learned from playing Scud Race over the past few days, is that it's becoming quite evident that Nagoshi and his AM2 team intended this game to play more like a racing sim than a traditional arcade racer. I've been driving the McClaren F1 and have been able to place 1st in Super Beginner(Endurance/Hardest setting), Beginner day(Endurance/Hardest), Beginner Night(Sprint/Grand Prix/Endurance) and finally, as a few days ago, Medium stage(Sprint so far, working on Grand Prix). Now, two years later, I've been loving Scud Race so much it hurts (almost literally, as my arms have gotten sore from the intense force feedback from my DD wheel) ! The last time I made a post in here I was frustrated with the game because I still couldn't comprehend the deep mechanics of the McClaren F1. Sorry for the bump for this old thread guys, but I truly in my heart of hearts, feel everyone should really invest time in playing Scud Race to truly understand what an amazing game it really is.

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