a message I was writing LOL
Catch you all on the flip side!
-Larry
Catch you all on the flip side!
-Larry
> Catch you all on the flip side!
> -Larry
Cheers, uwe
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>> Catch you all on the flip side!
>> -Larry
> I caved in and forked out for a six month subscription. See you on the
> track, I'm eating my words about not intending to sign up after the
> beta as we speak ;-)
> Cheers, uwe
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>> Catch you all on the flip side!
>> -Larry
> I caved in and forked out for a six month subscription. See you on the
> track, I'm eating my words about not intending to sign up after the
> beta as we speak ;-)
> Cheers, uwe
RobP
We may still be able to get you in.
As to full public release, that has not been discussed yet that I've heard.
-Larry
> Cheers, uwe
Cheers
Tony
Why would you buy a sub now when the game/sim hasn't even gone public yet?
-Larry
>> I caved in and forked out for a six month subscription. See you on the
>> track, I'm eating my words about not intending to sign up after the
>> beta as we speak ;-)
>> Cheers, uwe
> Why would you buy a sub now when the game/sim hasn't even gone public yet?
So yeah, I'm curious as to what changed his mind so drastically to opt
for a 6 month sub (especially when 1 and 3 month subs are available for
just a few $/month less) as I'm currently trying to decide the same thing.
Ken
I doubt you want a deeper insight into my twisted mind. muhahahaha ;-)
Anyway, I guess what did me in was driving the Skip Barber car online
in a 12 car race for the first time at VIR north course, it was great
fun even at the back of the pack and felt much better than the milk
truck and the Model T which are the only offerings for the rookies.
The beta testers (I was on the beta for over two years) have been
"rewarded" for their efforts with the entire iracing content available
at the time, so I decided to hang in there for another six months and
see how iRacing develops. I guess a month would have been too short,
and I guess half a year is about the right timeframe to really get an
idea what a post release iracing environment is going to be like.
All the best, Uwe
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> Hi Ken,
> I doubt you want a deeper insight into my twisted mind. muhahahaha ;-)
> Anyway, I guess what did me in was driving the Skip Barber car online
> in a 12 car race for the first time at VIR north course, it was great
> fun even at the back of the pack and felt much better than the milk
> truck and the Model T which are the only offerings for the rookies.
> The beta testers (I was on the beta for over two years) have been
> "rewarded" for their efforts with the entire iracing content available
> at the time, so I decided to hang in there for another six months and
> see how iRacing develops. I guess a month would have been too short,
> and I guess half a year is about the right timeframe to really get an
> idea what a post release iracing environment is going to be like.
> All the best, Uwe
Ken
Just read it doesn't even have pit stops so it is very beta IMO.
> > The SIM is in limited public release. It is out of Beta.
> > -Larry
> Just read it doesn't even have pit stops so it is very beta IMO.
And of course, it's not Hawaii/TEN days anymore. Simracing is dead boys,
face it or not, and iRacing isn't going to bring it back. Most folks have
moved on, grown up, (or should have) and have other, more important things,
fun and otherwise, to do these days.
>>> The SIM is in limited public release. It is out of Beta.
>>> -Larry
>> Just read it doesn't even have pit stops so it is very beta IMO.
> It's missing a few very basic items. That, and the initial choice of
> cars/tracks won't see it going far, in one of, if not the largest, market
> available, i.e., the US.
> And of course, it's not Hawaii/TEN days anymore. Simracing is dead boys,
> face it or not, and iRacing isn't going to bring it back. Most folks have
> moved on, grown up, (or should have) and have other, more important things,
> fun and otherwise, to do these days.
> >>> The SIM is in limited public release. It is out of Beta.
> >>> -Larry
> >> Just read it doesn't even have pit stops so it is very beta IMO.
> > It's missing a few very basic items. That, and the initial choice of
> > cars/tracks won't see it going far, in one of, if not the largest,
market
> > available, i.e., the US.
> > And of course, it's not Hawaii/TEN days anymore. Simracing is dead
boys,
> > face it or not, and iRacing isn't going to bring it back. Most folks
have
> > moved on, grown up, (or should have) and have other, more important
things,
> > fun and otherwise, to do these days.
> Hmm, tell us, what the hell are you still doing here?
> Go change some diapers, your kids or your own... ;)