>Why doesn't the computer remove broken down cars from the track? I used to
Maybe the cars are stranded in a save spot.
In F1GP they werent always completely removed either
Micha de Wals
>Why doesn't the computer remove broken down cars from the track? I used to
Maybe the cars are stranded in a save spot.
In F1GP they werent always completely removed either
Micha de Wals
In real racing they also leave cars on the track as long as they are in a
save spot (away from cliping point, run off area..) or pushed into a save
area.
Richard Hasselt
"A lot of people think racing is about going fast. But it's not. It's about
going just slow enough to stay on the track."
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Is more realistic, as in a real gp you can see broken down cars....