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> Obviously today's computers are not nearly fast enough to handle 43
> cars on a straight pit road. However, the fact that they were able to
> give us such incredible smoke more than makes up for it.
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Am I the only person here that's not as e***d about the new smoke as about
free TCP/IP gameplay? :)
Dan Belcher
Team Racing Unlimited
>Nope.
>Zog
>> >Obviously today's computers are not nearly fast enough to handle 43
>> >cars on a straight pit road. However, the fact that they were able to
>> >give us such incredible smoke more than makes up for it.
>> Am I the only person here that's not as e***d about the new smoke as
>about
>> free TCP/IP gameplay? :)
>> Dan Belcher
>> Team Racing Unlimited
Dan Belcher
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Zog
> >Obviously today's computers are not nearly fast enough to handle 43
> >cars on a straight pit road. However, the fact that they were able to
> >give us such incredible smoke more than makes up for it.
> Am I the only person here that's not as e***d about the new smoke as about
> free TCP/IP gameplay? :)
> Dan Belcher
> Team Racing Unlimited
BTW, I could care less about the smoke, it's the first option I plan to
turn off. My post was meant to be a parody of the "computers can't
handle 43 cars with the GPL engine" posts.
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> >Obviously today's computers are not nearly fast enough to handle 43
> >cars on a straight pit road. However, the fact that they were able to
> >give us such incredible smoke more than makes up for it.
> Am I the only person here that's not as e***d about the new smoke as about
> free TCP/IP gameplay? :)
> Dan Belcher
> Team Racing Unlimited
Philster
You could also race in a league. In league play, it can become real
obvious real fast when someone looks like they have an unnatural
advantage. Besides, what's the point in cheating? You're not really
better than anyone when you do it...
I ran two league seasons for GPL and it was some of the best racing I've
ever encountered. I hope to have the same experiences in my N3 league.
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> Zog
> > >> You could also race in a league. In league play, it can become real
> > >> obvious real fast when someone looks like they have an unnatural
> > >> advantage. Besides, what's the point in cheating? You're not really
> > >> better than anyone when you do it...
> > >I agree with you, and I prefer to run the longer types of races that
> > >usually only happen in leagues. Unfortunately, my schedule just doesn't
> > >permit me to do so.
> > Well, I guess you're gonna have to put up with public pickup races, or
> > schedule a race ahead of time with known decent drivers.
> > >I never know when I am going to have some free time but when I do it is
> > >nice to know I can log on to a service like TEN to create a race and
> > >have the ability to look up important stats such as LPI on the people I
> > >allow into my race.
> > When I was racing on TEN, LPI and skill ratings didn't mean squat to me.
> > Of course, I spent most of my time in league races on TEN, so it wasn't
> > that big of an issue for me. My LPI was only in the 40's when I finally
> > quit racing on TEN, and I can't remember my skill rating.
> > >Cheating is going to be a HUGE issue with N3. Remember, it won't just
> > >be serious racers anymore like it is with GPL or on a pay per play
> > >service like TEN. Every hacker with a pirated copy of N3 Beta is going
> > >to be out there wanting to win at all costs - kind of like Earnhardt.
> > Hmmmm, I don't recall cheating being an issue with GPL, and I don't
> > really think it'll be an issue with N3. If Papy does it right, someone
> > won't be able to connect to an N3 server with a modified executable, and
> > the server will set the track parameters by reading its own track.dat
> > file.
> > Beyond that, if you're that worried about cheating, maybe a nice game of
> > checkers would suit you better. (I'm just being a smartass - don't take
> > it personally.) :-)
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I never know when I am going to have some free time but when I do it is
nice to know I can log on to a service like TEN to create a race and
have the ability to look up important stats such as LPI on the people I
allow into my race.
Cheating is going to be a HUGE issue with N3. Remember, it won't just
be serious racers anymore like it is with GPL or on a pay per play
service like TEN. Every hacker with a pirated copy of N3 Beta is going
to be out there wanting to win at all costs - kind of like Earnhardt.
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>I agree with you, and I prefer to run the longer types of races that
>usually only happen in leagues. Unfortunately, my schedule just doesn't
>permit me to do so.
When I was racing on TEN, LPI and skill ratings didn't mean squat to me.
Of course, I spent most of my time in league races on TEN, so it wasn't
that big of an issue for me. My LPI was only in the 40's when I finally
quit racing on TEN, and I can't remember my skill rating.
Hmmmm, I don't recall cheating being an issue with GPL, and I don't
really think it'll be an issue with N3. If Papy does it right, someone
won't be able to connect to an N3 server with a modified executable, and
the server will set the track parameters by reading its own track.dat
file.
Beyond that, if you're that worried about cheating, maybe a nice game of
checkers would suit you better. (I'm just being a smartass - don't take
it personally.) :-)
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