converted tracks in Nascar4.
That royally sucks ass.
That royally sucks ass.
Look back at N3.. how many different versions of Daytona were there? About
5 or 6 before the "official" one came out.
If they start supporting 3rd party tracks, trying to enforce "no cheating"
would turn into a nightmare
Bah, everybody can already change whatever local client track.dat he has, I
don't think OLR or WON.net have some sort of checksum.
The only reason why GPL tracks didn't work well for everybody in N3 was
because of Sierra's decision to not support them. Be sure that GPL tracks
in N4 won't work because nobody has the legal guts to support them.
Everybody will just have fun either hotlapping alone or with the stupid AI.
Whoopiddy-woop.
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> Oh yeah I forgot, the same thing happened with the converted NASCAR
Legends
> tracks and the converted NR99 tracks. They could had added incredible
> freshness to the online community but nobody had the guts to support them,
> putting the good old "cheating" excuse while it's still possible to cheat
> easily by everybody on plain simple tracks.
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Lawyers should all burn in hell! LOL
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