Bruce.
> It's got no save game option :(.....;)
Bruce.
Jason
>>Not being able to save is a massive issue for some, while being of
>>absolutely no importance for the majority.
> I still don't understand the idea of driving a full length race if you
> aren't going to sit down and drive the whole race. The entire concept
> of 400 to 600 mile races is that it tests endurance, both of the car
> and driver. It's sort of like complaining because Mobil 1 Rally
> Championship doesn't let you save in the middle of a stage.
> Jason
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Gerry Aitken
...and a friend shall lose a friend's hammer. - Book of Cyril, chapter
6, verse 16
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> Bruce.
>>It's got no save game option :(.....;)
--
Gerry Aitken
...and a friend shall lose a friend's hammer. - Book of Cyril, chapter
6, verse 16
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I would prefer (note that I did not make a demand) to be able to run a
full-length race when MY priorities allow me to partake in a *** session,
whether it be of twenty minutes or an hour or so.
The entire concept of a 400 to 600 mile race in real life - note, REAL
LIFE - is that one undertakes the commitment to do so.
But then, the person so-doing has most likely not just come home from a
12-hour stretch at work, is not taking care of a couple of kids, is not
preparing dinner and probably does what he or she does for a living, not in
order to relax and shrug off the daily trials and tribulations.
So when I say that, to me, a racing sim that allows for a race to be saved
mid-stream is my preference, it is a statement of preference, nothing more.
So all of you pedants, you "sim-snobs" who look down their noses at anyone
who could ever get enjoyment out of anything which is less than 100%
realistic, please remember that, when you're sitting there with your
fireproof Nomex racing suits and your desk-mounted ultra-fabulous feedback
wheels and pedals, you are simply in a greater state of pretence than am I.
Bruce.
And a "***" down here refers to the female sex organ, so at least I can
consider myself quite desirable, Gerry. Thanks for the compliment, old chap.
Bruce.
> Bruce, you're a ***. A top posting one at that!
I.
Not that that's a bad thing :p ;)
Regards,
Mark Davison
V8 Thunder Admin
http://www.v8thunder.com
"Race your ass..."
Bruce.