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Isn't that a bit ambitious?

Now you KNOW a track editor would be impossible; every thing would have to be
pre-defined like bits of a model racing car set! Yuch!

Perhaps you would like suspension arms to pierce your virtual head-gear and
fracture your skull?

Personally, I'd throw it all for better computer A.I. - I wanna see Mansell
shaking his***at me in my rear-views while I hold up the pack.

Cheers, Simon.

Or in "IndyCar Racing, v2.0", have Robby Gordon give you the, uh, um,
high sign when I am going to slow in Toronto.
Or, if they have Black Flags, Be able to give the offical the international
sign that says you will not be getting a Christmas card from me this year.
Wow, there was a lot of flipping people off this year in IndyCar.

        Jeffrey K. Stier

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This will IMHO not add up anything to the fun factor of the game.
Realism isn't always a good thing.

Look above.

I agree! I always hated that F1GP didn't fully incorporate a 3D environment,
when the cars really would behave like 2D.

But the number 1 wish for me is MULTIPLAYER NETWORKED game, just imagine
playing F1GP with 26 players!!!! I _would_ buy myself (and 25 of my
friends :-) :-) ) a CD-ROM drive if this feature was added and the game would
be CD-ROM only. Please MicroProse, PLEASE PLEASE!

                        -TPP

All good suggestions, but then they would have to call it 'The Benneton F1GP'!

Cheers, Simon.