ummm well yes i do like it i love the wet racing
of course it doesnt match gpl but what does?
any way my problem is very often even tho i have a no stop pit stop strategy
the car slows every lap like its trying to pull me into the pits
i cant figure it out it does it some times and not others very very
frustrating
any help very appreciated
Tris
"Tristain Leggett" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> ummm well yes i do like it i love the wet racing
> of course it doesnt match gpl but what does?
> any way my problem is very often even tho i have a no stop pit stopstrategy
> the car slows every lap like its trying to pull me into the pits
> i cant figure it out it does it some times and not others very very
> frustrating
> any help very appreciated
> Tris
Turn off the pit indicator if you do not want to pit. The game turns it on
automatically if you get low on fuel or have damage. It is the 4 lights in
the low right hand side of the cockpit. You turn it off (and on) by pressing
Enter or a button mapped to Enter.
Bart Westra
You're getting too much into this GP3 thing Bart. This is not going to help
your GPL starts any. ;-))
Jan.
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> <snip> > Let me correct a bit as well: it's not the game that's > calling you in, it's the pit crew ;-) > > Bart Westra > >Yes, lower your GFX settings, the FPS is going slower, not the car.
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Tristain Leggett <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> ummm well yes i do like it i love the wet racing
> of course it doesnt match gpl but what does?
> any way my problem is very often even tho i have a no stop pit stop
strategy
> the car slows every lap like its trying to pull me into the pits
> i cant figure it out it does it some times and not others very very
> frustrating
> any help very appreciated
> Tris
>
>
In article <8n4dgc$3au$[email hidden]>, "Bart Westra"
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Like I asked before - how noticable is it? I usually missed the one in GP2 in
the heat of battle... Is it more or LESS noticable?
Eldred
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> >"Tristain Leggett" <[email hidden]> wrote in message >news:8n46ld$juj$[email hidden]... >> ummm well yes i do like it i love the wet racing >> of course it doesnt match gpl but what does? >> any way my problem is very often even tho i have a no stop pit stop >strategy >> the car slows every lap like its trying to pull me into the pits >> i cant figure it out it does it some times and not others very very >> frustrating >> any help very appreciated >> Tris > >Turn off the pit indicator if you do not want to pit. The game turns it on >automatically if you get low on fuel or have damage. It is the 4 lights in >the low right hand side of the cockpit. You turn it off (and on) by pressing >Enter or a button mapped to Enter. > >Bart WestraIn rec.autos.simulators, Bart Westra wrote:
> Turn off the pit indicator if you do not want to pit. The game turns it on
> automatically if you get low on fuel or have damage.
Or if it thinks you should change your tyres.
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"EldredP" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> In article <8n4dgc$3au$[email hidden]>, "Bart Westra"
> <[email hidden]> writes:
>
> >Turn off the pit indicator if you do not want to pit. The game turns iton
> >automatically if you get low on fuel or have damage. It is the 4 lightsin
> >the low right hand side of the cockpit. You turn it off (and on) bypressing
> >Enter or a button mapped to Enter.
> >
> >Bart Westra
>
> Like I asked before - how noticable is it? I usually missed the one inGP2 in
> the heat of battle... Is it more or LESS noticable?
>
> Eldred
I would say about equal. Since driving GP2 with as little fuel as possible,
I spot the light very easily. GP2 would turn it on when there was less than
3 (?) fuel laps left.
Let me correct a bit as well: it's not the game that's calling you in, it's
the pit crew ;-)
Bart Westra
It's even worse Jan, I'm still racing in GP2 ;-) See
http://gp2ssl.tripod.com/ Nice competition with short races and fast flowing
tracks.
Bart
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> You're getting too much into this GP3 thing Bart. This is not going tohelp


































