Anyone figured out what controls the ghosts in timetrial ??
Its not the time best for the stage.
Sometimes I am ahead of the ghost but several seconds behind my best time
for that stage ??
/Joergen
It is _your_ best time for the stage. That means if you make a good time
playing as player ABC, you will have to play as ABC if you want the ghost to
be this time. If you change player-name, the ghost-car will be new.
At least this is how it works for me.
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> Anyone figured out what controls the ghosts in timetrial ?? > > Its not the time best for the stage. > > Sometimes I am ahead of the ghost but several seconds behind my best time > for that stage ?? > > > > > /Joergen > >
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> It is _your_ best time for the stage. That means if you make a good time
> playing as player ABC, you will have to play as ABC if you want the ghostto
> be this time. If you change player-name, the ghost-car will be new.
>
> At least this is how it works for me.
Well thats the way I thought it should work...
Never had more than one player.
Joergen
"J Skantse" <[email hidden]> writes:
> Anyone figured out what controls the ghosts in timetrial ??
>
> Its not the time best for the stage.
>
> Sometimes I am ahead of the ghost but several seconds behind my best time
> for that stage ??
It seems like this:
First time you enter timetrial in a session, the ghost car is the
best time for the track. Next time in the session, it simulates the
best time in that session.
I think this should have been optional, this way it's great if you
compete with friends, but not so good if you try to set new high scores.
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