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by **Eldre** » Sun, 03 Nov 2002 08:33:25

>> What the hell is *negative* feedback(besides what you seem to enjoy
>> providing...)?

>Hmmm....even Eldred can't resist a cheap, unprovoked, personal insult.... :
>(

I thought it was valid, because all your responses seemed to have a negative
attitude. But I'll withdraw my comment...sorry.

I see Carl answered my question. What a silly setting... Sounds like
something that Microsoft would come up with. :-(

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by **Eldre** » Sun, 03 Nov 2002 08:33:25

>F1-2002 doesn't know what kind of FF input your wheel uses.
>You have to set a slider to a fitting value between -100 and +100.
>MOMO is -100 and MSFF is +100 i think?

Why would there be total *opposites* in settings? No WONDER people get
confused... :-(

I guarantee your english is better than my...um, whatever your native language
is...<g>

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by **Haqsa** » Sun, 03 Nov 2002 09:53:56

That's really the crux of the problem right there, because that
statement really seems to apply to all games that use FF for anything
more than bump effects. Honestly, ISI's FF is amazing, but is even more
difficult to set up than GPL's. I think this is why we see so much
disagreement here about who has the better FF implementation - they are
just all very difficult to set up right, and therefore the one that
people will think is the best is the one that they managed to get set up
right.

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by **Carl Ribbegaard** » Sun, 03 Nov 2002 14:43:12

> >> >BS

> >> Come on, Carl - that's not much of an argument...

> >> Eldred

> >Come on, Eldred ;-)
> >It's not like it needs an explanation...

> But if you argue, you need supporting statements and all that to prove
your
> point. It isn't just saying BS or, "no it isn't!".
> :)

When someone uses an assumption as an argument in the first place, I think a
plain BS is sufficient.
;-)

by **Marc Collin** » Sun, 03 Nov 2002 23:33:41

Agreed.

Marc

> You're kidding, right?

> If it wasn't for the excellent FF in GPL getting me over the curve, I'd
have
> quit playing it years ago.

> -Larry

> > > I'm sure this has been covered many times, but here goes anyway.
> > > I am going to upgrade my Nascar pro digital (served me well) and I am
> torn
> > > between a TSW or a force feedback. I race only NR2002, GPL & NR2003
> > > when it comes out.

> > If you only play Papyrus sims, then I'd go with a TSW since the FF in
GPL
> is
> > more of a hinderance than a help and FF has no place in Nascar sims, I'm
> > told.

by **Uwe Schuerkam** » Mon, 04 Nov 2002 03:45:36

looks like I did. I spun three times, dammit! ;-P

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by **Eldre** » Tue, 05 Nov 2002 02:55:38

>> But if you argue, you need supporting statements and all that to prove
>your
>> point. It isn't just saying BS or, "no it isn't!".
>> :)

>When someone uses an assumption as an argument in the first place, I think a
>plain BS is sufficient.
>;-)

Forget it. It was a Monty Python reference that you missed...<g>

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by **Eldre** » Tue, 05 Nov 2002 02:55:38

>> Do me a favor? Use your friend's wheel Saturday...<g>

>> Eldred

>looks like I did. I spun three times, dammit! ;-P

...and ya STILL beat me by 2 spots. I only spun twice - both times in T1...
:-(
Two non points-scoring races in a row, dammit.

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by **Tony Rickar** » Tue, 05 Nov 2002 03:36:44

M: Argument is an intellectual process. Contradiction is just the automatic
gainsaying of any statement the other person makes.
(short pause)
A: No it isn't.

by **Carl Ribbegaard** » Tue, 05 Nov 2002 04:55:20

> >> But if you argue, you need supporting statements and all that to prove
> >your
> >> point. It isn't just saying BS or, "no it isn't!".
> >> :)

> >When someone uses an assumption as an argument in the first place, I
think a
> >plain BS is sufficient.
> >;-)

> Forget it. It was a Monty Python reference that you missed...<g>

I will always miss those.
I like Monty Python, but I don't look at things twice (that often) ;-)

Ok, I might get a reference to the knights who say Ni...

/Carl

by **Goy Larse** » Tue, 05 Nov 2002 06:40:38

> I will always miss those.
> I like Monty Python, but I don't look at things twice (that often) ;-)

> Ok, I might get a reference to the knights who say Ni...

http://www.montypython.net/

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