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by **Schoone** » Fri, 18 Jul 2003 06:28:49

As are many leagues.

> We offered to assist the crew of Project Wildfire any way possible.
> Also, we have received countless emails since they made the
> announcement on the mods, so we have posted we will have it on the
> servers with their approval. IMO, I have always tried to build a good
> relationship with Papyrus and any organization that builds 3rd party
> software and make sure I get their approval before acting on
> something. Also, we are working on having the short track series as
> part of either the CTS or BGN mod.

server or host won't be able to use them?

> > --
> > Tim White
> > www.intracmotorsports.com

by **Jan Verschuere** » Fri, 18 Jul 2003 06:37:34

So you're suggesting OLR can thank their lucky stars they're allowed to host
the mods on their pay service?

Jan.
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by **Doug Elliso** » Fri, 18 Jul 2003 06:28:27

> > Not yet... I guess it'll only be a matter of time. The guys from Project
> > Wildfire know just as well as any other racer on this planet, that,
provided
> > the mods are going to be as incredible as announced, this is too good
not to
> > start charging for sooner or later. We'll see....

> Very simple, it's called supply and demand

> Why would anyone want to pay for a mod that others can supply for free,
> legally ?

This is where I see the SBDT having problems. With so many excellent mods -
of which the GT mod really is just one - what can they offer!!

Doug

by **David G Fishe** » Fri, 18 Jul 2003 07:42:16

You're right. These mods actually do sound exciting now. Do you think a
wheelbarrow mod will be next? The trucks could deliver them. Billy Buck Joe
Bob blasts around the track at 4mph due to the powerful pushin' he gets from
his sister/wife.

David G Fisher

the other mod the Trans Am

> mod....but I agree with you about the thing about a** and Dave..
> --
> Biz

> "Don't touch that please, your primitive intellect wouldn't understand
> alloys and compositions and,......things with molecular structures,....and
> the....." - Ash

> > > Not trying to be an a**,

> > Well you failed there.

> > > but why would anyone be e***d about these mods?

> > The best racing sim has 3 new driving models, youd have to be dumb not

to find that exciting.

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with that, the French drink

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by **Jan Verschuere** » Fri, 18 Jul 2003 08:03:31

This from the guys who wants to introduce ovals to RASF1... lol.

Jan.
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by **David G Fishe** » Fri, 18 Jul 2003 08:18:56

Tracks and vehicles are two different things.

David G Fisher

by **Jason Moy** » Fri, 18 Jul 2003 09:17:29

On Wed, 16 Jul 2003 22:28:27 +0100, "Doug Ellison"

>This is where I see the SBDT having problems. With so many excellent mods -
>of which the GT mod really is just one - what can they offer!!

I've tried every mod for F1 2002 and the only ones I can stand are
GTR, F360 Challenge, and the 3rd-party Mini Challenge. I'm not saying
the others are bad, I just don't find them nearly as convincing. They
certainly aren't as professionally packaged.

Jason

by **Cliff Roma** » Fri, 18 Jul 2003 10:14:41

Well if that gets implemented as fast as the new interface for OLR has..
you should see the PWF mods on OLR sometime in the year 2006

by **Tim** » Fri, 18 Jul 2003 10:18:27

oh (blush)
:)

--
Tim White
www.intracmotorsports.com

> I think Steve's meaning Press Release 101: Say Lots Without Really Saying
> Anything

> I believe it's a pre-requisite for upper-level NASCAR language studies. ;-)

by **Scott B. Huste** » Fri, 18 Jul 2003 11:12:34

They aren't going to implement the front end until Papy releases the patch,
which makes sense.

--
Scott B. Husted
"PA-Scott"
ICQ# 4395450
http://www.Husted.cc

> Well if that gets implemented as fast as the new interface for OLR has..
> you should see the PWF mods on OLR sometime in the year 2006

> > Florence, SC - Project Wildfire has agreed to allow Onlineracin.com to
> > utilize the NASCAR Racing 2003 mods that are soon to be released. The
> > immediate byproduct of this agreement will bring the Busch Grand
> > National Series bodies as well as the Craftsman Truck Series bodies to
> > Onlineracin.com including additional tracks.

> > "It's very exciting to see the trucks again and actually see a BGN
> > model that is slower in comparison to the Cup cars. I believe these
> > kinds of modifications and additions to the sim will lengthen its life
> > span dramatically," commented Jayme Blackmon. "We are now searching
> > for the best route to take into implementing these mods into league
> > play and how they will be most effective. I'm sure our competition
> > committee and the Director of Competition, Joe Lomas will need to
> > weigh all options," he added.

> > No date has been given on the release of the Project Wildfire Mods,
> > however you will be able to download them directly from
> > Onlineracin.com.

> > Note: Any fees associated with racing at Onlineracin.com do not
> > include any kind of compensation to Project Wildfire.

> > http://www.onlineracin.com <correct URL this time> lol
> > http://www.projectwildfire.com/

by **Scott B. Huste** » Fri, 18 Jul 2003 11:13:29

Let me rephrase that... it makes sense "now" - not back in February when the
new front end was "close". ;)

--
Scott B. Husted
"PA-Scott"
ICQ# 4395450
http://www.Husted.cc

> They aren't going to implement the front end until Papy releases the
patch,
> which makes sense.

> --
> Scott B. Husted
> "PA-Scott"
> ICQ# 4395450
> http://www.Husted.cc

> > Well if that gets implemented as fast as the new interface for OLR has..
> > you should see the PWF mods on OLR sometime in the year 2006

> > > Florence, SC - Project Wildfire has agreed to allow Onlineracin.com to
> > > utilize the NASCAR Racing 2003 mods that are soon to be released. The
> > > immediate byproduct of this agreement will bring the Busch Grand
> > > National Series bodies as well as the Craftsman Truck Series bodies to
> > > Onlineracin.com including additional tracks.

> > > "It's very exciting to see the trucks again and actually see a BGN
> > > model that is slower in comparison to the Cup cars. I believe these
> > > kinds of modifications and additions to the sim will lengthen its life
> > > span dramatically," commented Jayme Blackmon. "We are now searching
> > > for the best route to take into implementing these mods into league
> > > play and how they will be most effective. I'm sure our competition
> > > committee and the Director of Competition, Joe Lomas will need to
> > > weigh all options," he added.

> > > No date has been given on the release of the Project Wildfire Mods,
> > > however you will be able to download them directly from
> > > Onlineracin.com.

> > > Note: Any fees associated with racing at Onlineracin.com do not
> > > include any kind of compensation to Project Wildfire.

> > > http://www.onlineracin.com <correct URL this time> lol
> > > http://www.projectwildfire.com/

by **Joe Lom** » Fri, 18 Jul 2003 12:55:30

Sorry for not being good at posting newsletters. lol. When you have
over 1000 drivers in your league and have many members and external
people asking you the same question over and over, I tried to create a
newsletter type message and let people know that we will have it on
our servers. We also got permission from Project Wildfire to post the
newsletter with their approval.

As for redirector and that other garbage? that will be gone very
soon<grin>

> You're right. These mods actually do sound exciting now. Do you think a
> wheelbarrow mod will be next? The trucks could deliver them. Billy Buck Joe
> Bob blasts around the track at 4mph due to the powerful pushin' he gets from
> his sister/wife.

> David G Fisher

> > Just to add, you also forgot to mention to Dave about the soon to follow
> the other mod the Trans Am
> > mod....but I agree with you about the thing about a** and Dave..
> > --
> > Biz

> > "Don't touch that please, your primitive intellect wouldn't understand
> > alloys and compositions and,......things with molecular structures,....and
> > the....." - Ash

> > > > Not trying to be an a**,

> > > Well you failed there.

> > > > but why would anyone be e***d about these mods?

> > > The best racing sim has 3 new driving models, youd have to be dumb not
> to find that exciting.

> > > > Slower NASCAR type cars driven by guys no one's ever heard of, even in
> the
> > > > U.S.

> > > That rubbish.

> > > That sounds like fun. It's not like the NASCAR cars don't handle bad
> > > > enough (and go slow enough) already.

> > > You must have trouble with your setups then, my car drives great.

> > > > Trucks???

> > > > Bet they handle great, and the speed must be breathtaking.

> > > The project wildfire guys say they are more fun to drive than WC cars.

> > > --

> > > Steve

> > > "They say a glass of wine makes you live longer but there's a drawback
> with that, the French drink
> it""

> > > Guvnor.

by **Cliff Roma** » Fri, 18 Jul 2003 12:57:55

Wasn't that said about 4 months ago?

> As for redirector and that other garbage? that will be gone very
> soon<grin>

> > You're right. These mods actually do sound exciting now. Do you think a
> > wheelbarrow mod will be next? The trucks could deliver them. Billy Buck
Joe
> > Bob blasts around the track at 4mph due to the powerful pushin' he gets
from
> > his sister/wife.

> > David G Fisher

> > > Just to add, you also forgot to mention to Dave about the soon to
follow
> > the other mod the Trans Am
> > > mod....but I agree with you about the thing about a** and Dave..
> > > --
> > > Biz

> > > "Don't touch that please, your primitive intellect wouldn't understand
> > > alloys and compositions and,......things with molecular
structures,....and
> > > the....." - Ash

> > > > > Not trying to be an a**,

> > > > Well you failed there.

> > > > > but why would anyone be e***d about these mods?

> > > > The best racing sim has 3 new driving models, youd have to be dumb
not
> > to find that exciting.

> > > > > Slower NASCAR type cars driven by guys no one's ever heard of,
even in
> > the
> > > > > U.S.

> > > > That rubbish.

> > > > That sounds like fun. It's not like the NASCAR cars don't handle bad
> > > > > enough (and go slow enough) already.

> > > > You must have trouble with your setups then, my car drives great.

> > > > > Trucks???

> > > > > Bet they handle great, and the speed must be breathtaking.

> > > > The project wildfire guys say they are more fun to drive than WC
cars.

> > > > --

> > > > Steve

> > > > "They say a glass of wine makes you live longer but there's a
drawback
> > with that, the French drink
> > it""

> > > > Guvnor.

by **Cliff Roma** » Fri, 18 Jul 2003 13:06:25

I really liked what OLR is trying to do. I was a big supporter of them for
over a year (even paying my monthly fees to them when I was not even racing
due to lack of other members).

However, there is only so many times they can announce that they are doing
something "soon" and "its just in final testing" only to make some excuse
4-5 months later when it is still "close"

> Let me rephrase that... it makes sense "now" - not back in February when
the
> new front end was "close". ;)

> --
> Scott B. Husted
> "PA-Scott"
> ICQ# 4395450
> http://www.Husted.cc

> > They aren't going to implement the front end until Papy releases the
> patch,
> > which makes sense.

> > --
> > Scott B. Husted
> > "PA-Scott"
> > ICQ# 4395450
> > http://www.Husted.cc

> > > Well if that gets implemented as fast as the new interface for OLR
has..
> > > you should see the PWF mods on OLR sometime in the year 2006

> > > > Florence, SC - Project Wildfire has agreed to allow Onlineracin.com
to
> > > > utilize the NASCAR Racing 2003 mods that are soon to be released.
The
> > > > immediate byproduct of this agreement will bring the Busch Grand
> > > > National Series bodies as well as the Craftsman Truck Series bodies
to
> > > > Onlineracin.com including additional tracks.

> > > > "It's very exciting to see the trucks again and actually see a BGN
> > > > model that is slower in comparison to the Cup cars. I believe these
> > > > kinds of modifications and additions to the sim will lengthen its
life
> > > > span dramatically," commented Jayme Blackmon. "We are now searching
> > > > for the best route to take into implementing these mods into league
> > > > play and how they will be most effective. I'm sure our competition
> > > > committee and the Director of Competition, Joe Lomas will need to
> > > > weigh all options," he added.

> > > > No date has been given on the release of the Project Wildfire Mods,
> > > > however you will be able to download them directly from
> > > > Onlineracin.com.

> > > > Note: Any fees associated with racing at Onlineracin.com do not
> > > > include any kind of compensation to Project Wildfire.

> > > > http://www.onlineracin.com <correct URL this time> lol
> > > > http://www.projectwildfire.com/

by **SpeedR** » Fri, 18 Jul 2003 13:34:45

Uhhh.......Dave.......like....uhhhh....heh..heh....don't download
them...heh....heh.

What are you doing here, Dave? Aren't you supposed to be posting at
your HOME forum site that covers "Midtown Madness" and "Carmageddon"??

How can you come here and knock something that hasn't even been
released yet?
You are obviously not a fan of the great AMERICAN sport of stock car
racing.
It burns my a** to read negative posts like yours about something
everyone
else on this forum is so positive about! People like you WON'T be
missed when
the Mods comes out and the FUN is being had by all.(but you..)

sho......go away

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