Re: Greg Cisko, old buddy...

"rrevved" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > On Sun, 30 Jul 2000 17:16:22 -0400, "chainbreaker"<[email hidden]> wrote:

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> > >"rrevved" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > >news:[email hidden]... > >> > >> Greg, I was just reading through the posts and I guess I > >> didn't know until now that you haven't driven GP3. > >> > > > > > >Not Greg, of course, but Ed, where did you get GP3? > > Shhh... be vewwy, vewwy quiet. I am using the w***z version, > until the US release which I will buy in a heartbeat. >

okipromisenottotellanyone :-) jerrymorelock

"rrevved" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > > Greg, I was just reading through the posts and I guess I > didn't know until now that you haven't driven GP3. > Not Greg, of course, but Ed, where did you get GP3? Jerry Morelock

"chainbreaker" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:e8QACvm#$GA.349@cpmsnbbsa08...

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> > "rrevved" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:[email hidden]... > > > > Greg, I was just reading through the posts and I guess I > > didn't know until now that you haven't driven GP3. > > > > > Not Greg, of course, but Ed, where did you get GP3?

Excellent question in light of his admonishment of another person that had the warez version. -- [email hidden]

"rrevved" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > > Greg, I was just reading through the posts and I guess I > didn't know until now that you haven't driven GP3. > > Is that right? Yep. > If it is, c'mon man, how can you be slamming it at every > opportunity? You are sounding like one of those 'flight engineers', Because I don't have to drive it to know that is is using dated graphics, spotty graphics card support & spotty FF support. No pit chatter and no computer car sounds. I do consider these to be very reliable assessments of the game. Further I rufuse to buy another Geoff Crammond game that uses the SloMo scheme of programming. I was pissed about that in World Circuit and livid about it in GP2. But at the time I put up with that because there was nothing better. I always wondered how my laptimes could be so absolutely fantastic all the while knowing that the lap really took longer. The answer is SloMo. I have driven enough F1 racing sims to know what I rip off a good lap... F1 2000 is better with *ALL* of it's numerous faults IMHO. I also believe the driving model in F1 2000 far exceeds that of GP3. Thanks for allowing me to explain myself :-) -- [email hidden]

Argghhh but that the point It's not the unwillingness to sleep with Greg that's bad that would be natural. It would be your constant need to go around telling other people that Greg was no good in bed and that they should not go to bed with him even though you had'nt. : ) Regards Mike This is surreal, I'm waiting for a post from Dali : ) On Mon, 31 Jul 2000 02:21:50 GMT, xoc455 <[email hidden]> wrote:

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>I understand.... >It's like me... I don't have to sleep with you to know you are not >good in bed > > >>"rrevved" <[email hidden]> wrote in message >>news:[email hidden]... >>> >>> Greg, I was just reading through the posts and I guess I >>> didn't know until now that you haven't driven GP3. >>> >>> Is that right? >> >>Yep. >> >>> If it is, c'mon man, how can you be slamming it at every >>> opportunity? You are sounding like one of those 'flight engineers', >> >>Because I don't have to drive it to know that is is using dated >>graphics, spotty graphics card support & spotty FF support. No >>pit chatter and no computer car sounds. I do consider these >>to be very reliable assessments of the game. Further I >>rufuse to buy another Geoff Crammond game that uses the >>SloMo scheme of programming. I was pissed about that >>in World Circuit and livid about it in GP2. But at the time >>I put up with that because there was nothing better. I always >>wondered how my laptimes could be so absolutely fantastic >>all the while knowing that the lap really took longer. The >>answer is SloMo. I have driven enough F1 racing sims >>to know what I rip off a good lap... >> >>F1 2000 is better with *ALL* of it's numerous faults IMHO. >>I also believe the driving model in F1 2000 far exceeds >>that of GP3. >> >>Thanks for allowing me to explain myself :-)

I understand.... It's like me... I don't have to sleep with you to know you are not good in bed

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>"rrevved" <[email hidden]> wrote in message >news:[email hidden]... >> >> Greg, I was just reading through the posts and I guess I >> didn't know until now that you haven't driven GP3. >> >> Is that right? > >Yep. > >> If it is, c'mon man, how can you be slamming it at every >> opportunity? You are sounding like one of those 'flight engineers', > >Because I don't have to drive it to know that is is using dated >graphics, spotty graphics card support & spotty FF support. No >pit chatter and no computer car sounds. I do consider these >to be very reliable assessments of the game. Further I >rufuse to buy another Geoff Crammond game that uses the >SloMo scheme of programming. I was pissed about that >in World Circuit and livid about it in GP2. But at the time >I put up with that because there was nothing better. I always >wondered how my laptimes could be so absolutely fantastic >all the while knowing that the lap really took longer. The >answer is SloMo. I have driven enough F1 racing sims >to know what I rip off a good lap... > >F1 2000 is better with *ALL* of it's numerous faults IMHO. >I also believe the driving model in F1 2000 far exceeds >that of GP3. > >Thanks for allowing me to explain myself :-)

"xoc455" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > I understand.... > It's like me... I don't have to sleep with you to know you are not > good in bed Quite an astounding bit of logic you have going for yourself there. Wow. -- [email hidden]