> I agree Chuck, It's definetely not fair to those of us who have spent
> hours and hours building up our skill levels and dealing with all the
> "zeros" who cause wreck after wreck. Since us safe drivers now get
> penalized worse than the beginners, it's seems to not be worth the
> long distance calls anymore. The only alternative is to run races with
> only high rated drivers but then it can take forever to get a race
> started. I guess we can't *** too much though because it is still
> in testing so if this doesn't work out, maybe they'll try something
> else. I think the exact oppoisite of what they have just changed
> would be much better. it might send a message to the constant
> "wreckers" that it's not worth it. The way it is now doesn't give
> them the slightest reason to grow up.
the possible exception of the mailman, since he brings the phone bill.
People that intentionally cause wrecks do not understand what competition
and sportsmanship are about. Until they learn that they are supposed to
be racing on Hawaii and not playing a Deathmatch, they will continue to
be irresponsible. Some people just never understand motorsports so there
should be a method to weed them out.
I have a good idea to deal with these people. Add -1 and -2 skill levels.
If you go below -2 you are suspended from the system for a month or two.
Or three. Or four. <g> This may work to some degree. I personally feel
it should be a little tougher. Boot 'em if they go below 0. They may
get bored if they have to sign up with a new name every time they log on.
Dana Bailes
Hawaii: DBailes