rec.autos.simulators

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> Hi John.....I know the game has some flaws and I hope the CART Team looks
> at all the comments, suggestions and complaints and then takes a look at
> what would be reasonable to work into a patch or update. And yes, I can
> understand that when you want something to be better you may sometimes
> become a little extra vocal. Thats OK. What I meant by 'the complainers'
> was in reference to the absolute ranters and ravers who over complain about
> just about everything....but don't make valid suggestions for improvement.

> >For the CART Team - Here, just like in real life, the complainers are
more
> >numerous and make more noise. But I'll bet that there are many of us out
> >here who read your every post with interest. Keep up the good work.

> Jim, "the complainers" also read every post with interest, for like
> you they also want CPR to be a great sim. Unlike you they believe that
> the game has numerous flaws at the moment, and these opinions need to
> be considered by people thinking of buying the game. Right now if I
> were to buy CPR I would be a very unhappy guy, having been duped into
> buying a racing game which is really a solo hotlapper or an online
> client, since you can't actually do any racing against the AI. "The
> complainers" are imploring MS/TRI to fix this and make CPR the game it
> should be, not simply complaining.

> Cheers!
> John

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> > Hi John.....I know the game has some flaws and I hope the CART Team looks
> > at all the comments, suggestions and complaints and then takes a look at
> > what would be reasonable to work into a patch or update. And yes, I can
> > understand that when you want something to be better you may sometimes
> > become a little extra vocal. Thats OK. What I meant by 'the complainers'
> > was in reference to the absolute ranters and ravers who over complain about
> > just about everything....but don't make valid suggestions for improvement.

> Oh, you mean, we tell them who to code efficently...???

>Can you do any better???

> >> Oh, you mean, we tell them who to code efficently...???

> >Can you do any better???

> Just as I doubt you could come close to the times of Hiro Matsushita
> in a CART car, so it doesn't mean you are wrong when you say he ain't
> the best.

> You don't need to be Senna to say that a Minardi isn't going to be on
> pole at Monaco, and you don't need to be a programmer to know there
> are problems with someone's code.