Marc.
-- Computers will never equal humans until they make mistakes and
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Marc Collins
blame them on other computers.
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Regards,
Bruce Kennewell,
Canberra, Australia.
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> Computers will never equal humans until they make mistakes and
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> blame them on other computers.
Marc.
> --
> Regards,
> Bruce Kennewell,
> Canberra, Australia.
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> > Am I correct to assume that the converter is primarily for hot lapping
and
> > online racing? There aren't credible AI at the converted tracks, too,
are
> > there?
> > Marc.
> > --
> > Computers will never equal humans until they make mistakes and
> > blame them on other computers.
Steve
>Marc.
>-- >Computers will never equal humans until they make mistakes and
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>Marc Collins
>blame them on other computers.
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I guess it depends on what you mean by competitive. You can certainly drive
with them at Indy. They don't drive "dumb."
On the other hand, I won a novice race against the AI first time out of the
box. Pole, fastest lap, and the win. The whole sheebang.
It did take a last lap, turn three pass to do it, (Hill beat me at the start
and built up a bit of a lead on lap one), but they arn't what you could call
tough. (Note, watch T3, the AI overslow there and you're likely to boot one
up the bum.)
Must be the speed of Indy though, on the other ovals beating them is much
tougher. Love those short tracks! They are a bit "dumber" on the "true"
ovals though. Watch their lines carefully if you don't want to be collected
by them.
> > Really? So someone (Dave?!?!?) took the time to program competitive AI
at
> > all or most of the tracks as well as doing all the graphics conversions?
> > Wow...if this is true I am ordering my converter today!! Racing good AI
> at
> > a decent (N3) Indy would be worth the price of the converter alone!
> I guess it depends on what you mean by competitive. You can certainly
drive
> with them at Indy. They don't drive "dumb."
> On the other hand, I won a novice race against the AI first time out of
the
> box. Pole, fastest lap, and the win. The whole sheebang.
> It did take a last lap, turn three pass to do it, (Hill beat me at the
start
> and built up a bit of a lead on lap one), but they arn't what you could
call
> tough. (Note, watch T3, the AI overslow there and you're likely to boot
one
> up the bum.)
> Must be the speed of Indy though, on the other ovals beating them is much
> tougher. Love those short tracks! They are a bit "dumber" on the "true"
> ovals though. Watch their lines carefully if you don't want to be
collected
> by them.
Good job Dave
>Steve
>>Am I correct to assume that the converter is primarily for hot lapping and
>>online racing? There aren't credible AI at the converted tracks, too, are
>>there?
>>Marc.
Fortunately for me the Milwaukee Mile is my favorite Oval. I almost kept CPR
just to drive there. If the AI had been worth a damn I probably would have.
Now it's irrelavant, ( and how a relavant got into my pajamas I'll never
know), an Eagle flies in Wisconson!
> Yes, the AI are good. Some tracks are better than others, I like Milwaukee
> best, and Indy least (at Indy they sometimes appear drunk, speeding up and
> slowing down at strange times).
Just wondering,
Gary
>> Yes, the AI are good. Some tracks are better than others, I like
Milwaukee
>> best, and Indy least (at Indy they sometimes appear drunk, speeding up
and
>> slowing down at strange times).
>Shouldn't the Milwaukee AI guys be driving drunk? We're talking about
>beer city...Milwaukee Brewers baseball, home of Miller Brewing...Old
>Milwaukee the beer that made Milwaukee famous!
>Just wondering,
>Gary
