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Cheers
Tony
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Cheers
Tony
Not sure why that is significant. Are there really individuals out
there that want to try iracing, yet haven't been able to due to the
current "invite only" status? iracing is targeted toward enthusiast
simmers, who likely know all about it and have already tried it out.
However, it is significant for the company as it represents the full
launch now the controlled waves of invites are over.
Over time we will now see how iRacing plans to move beyond the existing
sim racing community as a customer base, otherwise there are relatively
few left to target...
Time will tell!
Cheers
Tony
-Larry
"Not sure why that is significant. Are there really individuals out
there that want to try iracing, yet haven't been able to due to the
current "invite only" status? iracing is targeted toward enthusiast
simmers, who likely know all about it and have already tried it out."
-Larry.... you know something....? You're the "fox news" of iRacing.
Party-Line-Central
You should sign your posts " -Larry, iRacing"
:)
Also, during the summer season, a lot of potential players are spending
more time outdoors because of nice weather, although since I live in
southern California, the weather never gets bad enough to create a
society of shut-ins the way it does elsewhere during the winter season.
And don't think I'm an iRacing Fanboy. While I like and appreciate the
service, and have for several years now, I have my share of gripes with it
and I assure you, the Dev's are probably tired of hearing from me. But,
that's what will make it better. I will continually remind them of what's
not right until they fix it.
-Larry
> -Larry.... you know something....? You're the "fox news" of iRacing.
> Party-Line-Central
> You should sign your posts " -Larry, iRacing"
> :)
>> Yes. Many... Up to now it's been a controlled roll-out.
>> -Larry
>> "Not sure why that is significant. Are there really individuals out
>> there that want to try iracing, yet haven't been able to due to the
>> current "invite only" status? iracing is targeted toward enthusiast
>> simmers, who likely know all about it and have already tried it out."
I must admit I thought for sure you were a paid promoter based on the
frequency and um, determination of your postings.
Please continue to update the rest of us as things change with iR --- I'd be
interested in knowing when the Pitting functions work; as well as the pace
car, restarts, those sorts of things. Can I assume I would find that info
here - when and if iR gets to that point?
I'd also like to know the number of new joiners if that is possible. I was
given the information that there are approx. 3,500 'registered' drivers....
would you be able to confirn that number and would it be possible to let us
know how the numbers change as the roll-out to the "general public" goes
forward?
Thanks in advance
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> And don't think I'm an iRacing Fanboy. While I like and appreciate the
> service, and have for several years now, I have my share of gripes with it
> and I assure you, the Dev's are probably tired of hearing from me. But,
> that's what will make it better. I will continually remind them of what's
> not right until they fix it.
> -Larry
>> LOL
>> -Larry.... you know something....? You're the "fox news" of iRacing.
>> Party-Line-Central
>> You should sign your posts " -Larry, iRacing"
>> :)
>>> Yes. Many... Up to now it's been a controlled roll-out.
>>> -Larry
>>> "Not sure why that is significant. Are there really individuals out
>>> there that want to try iracing, yet haven't been able to due to the
>>> current "invite only" status? iracing is targeted toward enthusiast
>>> simmers, who likely know all about it and have already tried it out."
As for major feature changes, I'm sure one of us will report them here :)
-Larry
> I must admit I thought for sure you were a paid promoter based on the
> frequency and um, determination of your postings.
> Please continue to update the rest of us as things change with iR --- I'd
> be interested in knowing when the Pitting functions work; as well as the
> pace car, restarts, those sorts of things. Can I assume I would find that
> info here - when and if iR gets to that point?
> I'd also like to know the number of new joiners if that is possible. I
> was given the information that there are approx. 3,500 'registered'
> drivers.... would you be able to confirn that number and would it be
> possible to let us know how the numbers change as the roll-out to the
> "general public" goes forward?
> Thanks in advance
> 0-00-0-00-0-00-0
>> Just trying to give the facts in an area that seems bathed in
>> mis-information.
>> And don't think I'm an iRacing Fanboy. While I like and appreciate the
>> service, and have for several years now, I have my share of gripes with
>> it and I assure you, the Dev's are probably tired of hearing from me.
>> But, that's what will make it better. I will continually remind them of
>> what's not right until they fix it.
>> -Larry
>>> LOL
>>> -Larry.... you know something....? You're the "fox news" of iRacing.
>>> Party-Line-Central
>>> You should sign your posts " -Larry, iRacing"
>>> :)
>>>> Yes. Many... Up to now it's been a controlled roll-out.
>>>> -Larry
>>>> "Not sure why that is significant. Are there really individuals out
>>>> there that want to try iracing, yet haven't been able to due to the
>>>> current "invite only" status? iracing is targeted toward enthusiast
>>>> simmers, who likely know all about it and have already tried it out."
I realize it's been a "controlled roll-out". But I also feel that
anyone who wanted to get in could get an invite without too much
hassle. I just don't think there's alot of people out there wishing
they could try iRacing, yet locked out due to the exclusive
availablity of it. So... I don't expect much of a surge in sign-ups
on the 26th. But only time will tell...