What was the temp set at? Alot of fellows have been setting online
races to 40 degrees. I tried one or two of those online races a few years
ago and decided it was not for me. Artificial speed is artificial.
dave henrie
> > After a multi month hiatus from N2K2 I picked up a used copy of N2K3
> > on Amazon. After running a few practice laps I logged on to Sierra and
> > joined a race at Michigan. A guy won pole with a time of 32xx.????
> > During the race, which I watched, the top guys were turning sub-34
> > laps. If I'm not mistaken, the Nascar record couldn't be much below
> > 37. What gives?
> What was the temp set at? Alot of fellows have been setting online
> races to 40 degrees. I tried one or two of those online races a few years
> ago and decided it was not for me. Artificial speed is artificial.
> dave henrie
-Larry
> > > After a multi month hiatus from N2K2 I picked up a used copy of N2K3
> > > on Amazon. After running a few practice laps I logged on to Sierra and
> > > joined a race at Michigan. A guy won pole with a time of 32xx.????
> > > During the race, which I watched, the top guys were turning sub-34
> > > laps. If I'm not mistaken, the Nascar record couldn't be much below
> > > 37. What gives?
> > What was the temp set at? Alot of fellows have been setting online
> > races to 40 degrees. I tried one or two of those online races a few
years
> > ago and decided it was not for me. Artificial speed is artificial.
> > dave henrie
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Tim White
www.intracmotorsports.com
> -Larry
No, it was simulation mode. I remember the track pretty well since it
was the scene of my last online triumph last summer. I observed the
lead guy, who claimed to be 62 yrs old, hitting 218 mph on the
straights. I suspect it's the so-called unrealistic setup bug. If so,
it's a lot worse than I realized.
-Peter
-Larry
-Will
