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N4 mood online

Gerald Moo

N4 mood online

by Gerald Moo » Tue, 07 Aug 2001 22:51:25

Is it just me or was Everyone On Earth having a bad-hair day
yesterday?  Seriously, everyone looked (sounded like?) they were in a
petulant frenzy or something...  Never in my life have I ever been
called stupid, moron, ***,  etc. as many times as I was yesterday.
 (At least not by people who aren't my wife.)  People even called me
stupid for stuff that was clearly their fault, like trying to
"bump-draft" me (yeah, right, sure) in turn 4 at Talladega.

I know my temper can flare with the best of em, but dang, it's just a
game.  It actually made me a lot madder that this dude started heaping
abuse on me for his "mistake" than it did that he cost me a top 3
finish.  He even tried to wreck me again several laps after that...
jeesh..  and this on a 4-10 server.

So, can't we all just get along, take a pill, grow up, whatever?  The
really poor attitude online is what made me quit wanting to play
Counterstrike.

Maybe the threat of getting banned has everyone's panties in a wad?
Just practice the Golden Rule, and you will be OK.

Breath in, breath out.

Gerald

Olav K. Malm

N4 mood online

by Olav K. Malm » Tue, 07 Aug 2001 23:02:27


> Is it just me or was Everyone On Earth having a bad-hair day
> yesterday?  Seriously, everyone looked (sounded like?) they were in a
> petulant frenzy or something...  Never in my life have I ever been
> called stupid, moron, ***,  etc. as many times as I was yesterday.
>  (At least not by people who aren't my wife.)  People even called me
> stupid for stuff that was clearly their fault, like trying to
> "bump-draft" me (yeah, right, sure) in turn 4 at Talladega.

> I know my temper can flare with the best of em, but dang, it's just a
> game.  It actually made me a lot madder that this dude started heaping
> abuse on me for his "mistake" than it did that he cost me a top 3
> finish.  He even tried to wreck me again several laps after that...
> jeesh..  and this on a 4-10 server.

> So, can't we all just get along, take a pill, grow up, whatever?  The
> really poor attitude online is what made me quit wanting to play
> Counterstrike.

> Maybe the threat of getting banned has everyone's panties in a wad?
> Just practice the Golden Rule, and you will be OK.

Welcome to N4 online. The hostility is so present that i've started to
laugh at it. I don't want to generalize and call the N4 online racing
community for immature at best, but very tempted to. I wonder what the
average age is.

One piece of advice though, if someone blame you for his mistakes and
call you all sorts, just ignore him, but pay attention to his track
position ;)

--
Olav K. Malmin
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Mike Grand

N4 mood online

by Mike Grand » Tue, 07 Aug 2001 23:34:22

Can you sy Pick Up races. League racing is much better.

Mike Grandy

Proud Member of Precision Racing Internet Race Team

3 A Champion Forever-Godspeed Dale



  > Is it just me or was Everyone On Earth having a bad-hair day
  > yesterday?  Seriously, everyone looked (sounded like?) they were in a
  > petulant frenzy or something...  Never in my life have I ever been
  > called stupid, moron, ***,  etc. as many times as I was yesterday.
  >  (At least not by people who aren't my wife.)  People even called me
  > stupid for stuff that was clearly their fault, like trying to
  > "bump-draft" me (yeah, right, sure) in turn 4 at Talladega.
  >
  > I know my temper can flare with the best of em, but dang, it's just a
  > game.  It actually made me a lot madder that this dude started heaping
  > abuse on me for his "mistake" than it did that he cost me a top 3
  > finish.  He even tried to wreck me again several laps after that...
  > jeesh..  and this on a 4-10 server.
  >
  > So, can't we all just get along, take a pill, grow up, whatever?  The
  > really poor attitude online is what made me quit wanting to play
  > Counterstrike.
  >
  > Maybe the threat of getting banned has everyone's panties in a wad?
  > Just practice the Golden Rule, and you will be OK.

  Welcome to N4 online. The hostility is so present that i've started to
  laugh at it. I don't want to generalize and call the N4 online racing
  community for immature at best, but very tempted to. I wonder what the
  average age is.

  One piece of advice though, if someone blame you for his mistakes and
  call you all sorts, just ignore him, but pay attention to his track
  position ;)

  --
  Olav K. Malmin
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Jacob Butne

N4 mood online

by Jacob Butne » Tue, 07 Aug 2001 23:49:23

LAN racing is even better... :-)  Unless you fall asleep at the
wheel.......................................................................
..

-Jacob


Can you sy Pick Up races. League racing is much better.

Mike Grandy

Proud Member of Precision Racing Internet Race Team

3 A Champion Forever-Godspeed Dale




  > Is it just me or was Everyone On Earth having a bad-hair day
  > yesterday?  Seriously, everyone looked (sounded like?) they were in a
  > petulant frenzy or something...  Never in my life have I ever been
  > called stupid, moron, ***,  etc. as many times as I was yesterday.
  >  (At least not by people who aren't my wife.)  People even called me
  > stupid for stuff that was clearly their fault, like trying to
  > "bump-draft" me (yeah, right, sure) in turn 4 at Talladega.
  >
  > I know my temper can flare with the best of em, but dang, it's just a
  > game.  It actually made me a lot madder that this dude started heaping
  > abuse on me for his "mistake" than it did that he cost me a top 3
  > finish.  He even tried to wreck me again several laps after that...
  > jeesh..  and this on a 4-10 server.
  >
  > So, can't we all just get along, take a pill, grow up, whatever?  The
  > really poor attitude online is what made me quit wanting to play
  > Counterstrike.
  >
  > Maybe the threat of getting banned has everyone's panties in a wad?
  > Just practice the Golden Rule, and you will be OK.

  Welcome to N4 online. The hostility is so present that i've started to
  laugh at it. I don't want to generalize and call the N4 online racing
  community for immature at best, but very tempted to. I wonder what the
  average age is.

  One piece of advice though, if someone blame you for his mistakes and
  call you all sorts, just ignore him, but pay attention to his track
  position ;)

  --
  Olav K. Malmin
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Mike Grand

N4 mood online

by Mike Grand » Wed, 08 Aug 2001 01:00:15

My legacy. (-:

Mike Grandy

Proud Member of Precision Racing Internet Race Team


  LAN racing is even better... :-)  Unless you fall asleep at the
  wheel.......................................................................
  ..

  -Jacob



  Can you sy Pick Up races. League racing is much better.

  Mike Grandy

  Proud Member of Precision Racing Internet Race Team

  3 A Champion Forever-Godspeed Dale




    > Is it just me or was Everyone On Earth having a bad-hair day
    > yesterday?  Seriously, everyone looked (sounded like?) they were in a
    > petulant frenzy or something...  Never in my life have I ever been
    > called stupid, moron, ***,  etc. as many times as I was yesterday.
    >  (At least not by people who aren't my wife.)  People even called me
    > stupid for stuff that was clearly their fault, like trying to
    > "bump-draft" me (yeah, right, sure) in turn 4 at Talladega.
    >
    > I know my temper can flare with the best of em, but dang, it's just a
    > game.  It actually made me a lot madder that this dude started heaping
    > abuse on me for his "mistake" than it did that he cost me a top 3
    > finish.  He even tried to wreck me again several laps after that...
    > jeesh..  and this on a 4-10 server.
    >
    > So, can't we all just get along, take a pill, grow up, whatever?  The
    > really poor attitude online is what made me quit wanting to play
    > Counterstrike.
    >
    > Maybe the threat of getting banned has everyone's panties in a wad?
    > Just practice the Golden Rule, and you will be OK.

    Welcome to N4 online. The hostility is so present that i've started to
    laugh at it. I don't want to generalize and call the N4 online racing
    community for immature at best, but very tempted to. I wonder what the
    average age is.

    One piece of advice though, if someone blame you for his mistakes and
    call you all sorts, just ignore him, but pay attention to his track
    position ;)

    --
    Olav K. Malmin
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Uncle Feste

N4 mood online

by Uncle Feste » Wed, 08 Aug 2001 01:23:23


> Is it just me or was Everyone On Earth having a bad-hair day
> yesterday?  Seriously, everyone looked (sounded like?) they were in a
> petulant frenzy or something...  Never in my life have I ever been
> called stupid, moron, ***,  etc. as many times as I was yesterday.
>  (At least not by people who aren't my wife.)  People even called me
> stupid for stuff that was clearly their fault, like trying to
> "bump-draft" me (yeah, right, sure) in turn 4 at Talladega.

> I know my temper can flare with the best of em, but dang, it's just a
> game.  It actually made me a lot madder that this dude started heaping
> abuse on me for his "mistake" than it did that he cost me a top 3
> finish.  He even tried to wreck me again several laps after that...
> jeesh..  and this on a 4-10 server.

> So, can't we all just get along, take a pill, grow up, whatever?  The
> really poor attitude online is what made me quit wanting to play
> Counterstrike.

Disgusting yes.  But nothing new.  You really want *** people, check
out the Quake servers.

--

Fester

Simon Brow

N4 mood online

by Simon Brow » Wed, 08 Aug 2001 01:55:24

Maybe they should group drivers by IQ.


Eldre

N4 mood online

by Eldre » Wed, 08 Aug 2001 02:04:09


(This is from a VROC point of view - I haven't run N4 online yet)
Problem is, sometimes the faster drivers are WORSE.  They *** at you for
being in THEIR way.  Like the slower cars are supposed to part like the Red Sea
just to let them through.  Even though the reason they're behind you in the
first place is they fell off the track somewhere, and you DIDN'T.

Eldred
--
Dale Earnhardt, Sr. R.I.P. 1951-2001
Homepage - http://www.racesimcentral.net/~epickett
F1 hcp. +16.36...Monster +366.59...

Never argue with an idiot.  He brings you down to his level, then beats you
with experience...
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Kevin DeBell

N4 mood online

by Kevin DeBell » Wed, 08 Aug 2001 02:19:26

LOL, Mike is never going to live that one down. <G>
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> ..

> -Jacob



> Can you sy Pick Up races. League racing is much better.

> Mike Grandy

> Proud Member of Precision Racing Internet Race Team

> 3 A Champion Forever-Godspeed Dale




>   > Is it just me or was Everyone On Earth having a bad-hair day
>   > yesterday?  Seriously, everyone looked (sounded like?) they were in a
>   > petulant frenzy or something...  Never in my life have I ever been
>   > called stupid, moron, ***,  etc. as many times as I was yesterday.
>   >  (At least not by people who aren't my wife.)  People even called me
>   > stupid for stuff that was clearly their fault, like trying to
>   > "bump-draft" me (yeah, right, sure) in turn 4 at Talladega.

>   > I know my temper can flare with the best of em, but dang, it's just a
>   > game.  It actually made me a lot madder that this dude started heaping
>   > abuse on me for his "mistake" than it did that he cost me a top 3
>   > finish.  He even tried to wreck me again several laps after that...
>   > jeesh..  and this on a 4-10 server.

>   > So, can't we all just get along, take a pill, grow up, whatever?  The
>   > really poor attitude online is what made me quit wanting to play
>   > Counterstrike.

>   > Maybe the threat of getting banned has everyone's panties in a wad?
>   > Just practice the Golden Rule, and you will be OK.

>   Welcome to N4 online. The hostility is so present that i've started to
>   laugh at it. I don't want to generalize and call the N4 online racing
>   community for immature at best, but very tempted to. I wonder what the
>   average age is.

>   One piece of advice though, if someone blame you for his mistakes and
>   call you all sorts, just ignore him, but pay attention to his track
>   position ;)

>   --
>   Olav K. Malmin
>   remove .spam when replying

Joachim Trens

N4 mood online

by Joachim Trens » Wed, 08 Aug 2001 00:43:14

Hi Gerald,

with Papy's no-wrecker-tolerance policy, the driving on the tracks has
become better, but there are more discussions in the chat.

Achim


Mike Grand

N4 mood online

by Mike Grand » Wed, 08 Aug 2001 04:58:16

Only the immature ones. I have been running leagues for over 6 years now and still look forward to each and every race.

Mike Grandy

Proud Member of Precision Racing Internet Race Team

3 A Champion Forever-Godspeed Dale



  (Olav K. Malmin) writes:

  >One piece of advice though, if someone blame you for his mistakes and
  >call you all sorts, just ignore him, but pay attention to his track
  >position ;)

  (This is from a VROC point of view - I haven't run N4 online yet)
  Problem is, sometimes the faster drivers are WORSE.  They *** at you for
  being in THEIR way.  Like the slower cars are supposed to part like the Red Sea
  just to let them through.  Even though the reason they're behind you in the
  first place is they fell off the track somewhere, and you DIDN'T.

  Eldred
  --
  Dale Earnhardt, Sr. R.I.P. 1951-2001
  Homepage - http://www.racesimcentral.net/~epickett
  F1 hcp. +16.36...Monster +366.59...

  Never argue with an idiot.  He brings you down to his level, then beats you
  with experience...
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PHYDEAUX

N4 mood online

by PHYDEAUX » Wed, 08 Aug 2001 05:08:02

or they are lapping you with their cheat cars......<g>

(Don't gimme NO***in E-mail)

PHYDEAUX

N4 mood online

by PHYDEAUX » Wed, 08 Aug 2001 05:10:41

I find it absolutely amazing what some people have programmed into

while they should be trying to finish running the race......cheesh

DB

(Don't gimme NO***in E-mail)

Rob Swindell

N4 mood online

by Rob Swindell » Wed, 08 Aug 2001 05:36:15

AAAAhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!! *SCREAM* It's Joachim Trensz!!! :o))

WE LOVE YOU JOACHIM!!!


> Hi Gerald,

> with Papy's no-wrecker-tolerance policy, the driving on the tracks has
> become better, but there are more discussions in the chat.

> Achim



> > Is it just me or was Everyone On Earth having a bad-hair day
> > yesterday?  Seriously, everyone looked (sounded like?) they were in a
> > petulant frenzy or something...  Never in my life have I ever been
> > called stupid, moron, ***,  etc. as many times as I was yesterday.
> >  (At least not by people who aren't my wife.)  People even called me
> > stupid for stuff that was clearly their fault, like trying to
> > "bump-draft" me (yeah, right, sure) in turn 4 at Talladega.

> > I know my temper can flare with the best of em, but dang, it's just a
> > game.  It actually made me a lot madder that this dude started heaping
> > abuse on me for his "mistake" than it did that he cost me a top 3
> > finish.  He even tried to wreck me again several laps after that...
> > jeesh..  and this on a 4-10 server.

> > So, can't we all just get along, take a pill, grow up, whatever?  The
> > really poor attitude online is what made me quit wanting to play
> > Counterstrike.

> > Maybe the threat of getting banned has everyone's panties in a wad?
> > Just practice the Golden Rule, and you will be OK.

> > Breath in, breath out.

> > Gerald

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Gerald Moo

N4 mood online

by Gerald Moo » Wed, 08 Aug 2001 06:06:14

How exactly are they fielding complaints?  I am really leary of folks
rushing to judgment about stuff that isn't anything other than good
hard racing.

I know a wrecker when I see one... some things are pretty obvious.
Like folks driving sharply up off the apron going 90 mph on the
backstretch at Daytona right in front of the lead pack.  That's pretty
obvious.  Something should and MUST be done about drivers who do
things like this.

Other things are a pretty much a toss up.  RacerA is headed for the
turn with RacerB just alongside his rear fender.  By all rights,
RacerA has the line, but if he comes down to take it and RacerB
doesn't back off, there will be an "incident".  Is RacerA a wrecker if
he takes his line?  Is RacerB a wrecker for forcing the issue?
Depending on who you ask, what lap of the race it happened, who had
the faster car, whether or not on or both the drivers are Jimmy
Spencer, who was higher in the championship points, etc., you will get
different answers, at least when you're talking stock cars.
Personally, I dont want anyone other than me and the other driver
involved in resolving these type situations.

I know they're well intentioned, so at least you can praise em for
wanting to make it better for us.

Any place with concrete information about how and where this will be
enforced?

Gerald Moore


> Hi Gerald,

> with Papy's no-wrecker-tolerance policy, the driving on the tracks has
> become better, but there are more discussions in the chat.

> Achim


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