Murchman <[email hidden]> wrote:
> Thanks Jim we will look into this. I have a feeling in just a couple of
> short weeks you will see a lot of changes. As it stands right now GPL rank
> is only a couple of weeks old so you can see the progress thats been made.
I would like to see a ranking based on average speed, rather than absolute times. In its present state the Spa and
Ring times have way to much influence, IMHO. Everything else is perfect:)
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Suggestions for improving GPLRank
Users suggested changes to GPLRank, such as ranking by average speed rather than total time, skill classes for matching opponents, warp-lap detection and per-car rankings. Admins Jeff Murchison, Don Scurlock and creator Uwe Schuerkamp said several ideas were already in work. A side spat broke out when rik anthrax compared it to raceserver.net and its N3 rankings, which John Simmons rebutted.
Automated summary.
Firstly let me say that I thouroughly enjoy the GPL Rank idea
and web site and as it's a free service I have no right to
demand anything from it's creators.
I am actually forever in debt to them for allowing a bug which
showed me as the ninth best GPL driver in the world, till I was
stupid enough to question it;-)
I do have a couple of ideas that would add a bit more interest
to the site though:
1) A list of drivers from each country so we can see how we
compare to our compatriots.
2) A seperate "league of nations" based on the average times of
all the drivers from each country.
3) A list of times for each particular car and rankings for each
car if the driver has times from all tracks.
Chris
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Already working on this.
I will bring it up.
Already working on this.
GPL rank is a great idea! It has a lot of potential too. I thought it would
be cool if it could give us a class designation to make it easier to match
up with others around your own speed. When races are up on Vroc, they could
have a designation in the description of what class of drivers should enter.
I didn''t think I would even show up in the ranking but was surprised that
I'm #5 at the 'ring out of U.S. Brabham drivers :-)
Jim D.
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>Firstly let me say that I thouroughly enjoy the GPL Rank idea >and web site and as it's a free service I have no right to >demand anything from it's creators. > >I am actually forever in debt to them for allowing a bug which >showed me as the ninth best GPL driver in the world, till I was >stupid enough to question it;-) > >I do have a couple of ideas that would add a bit more interest >to the site though: > >1) A list of drivers from each country so we can see how we >compare to our compatriots. > >2) A seperate "league of nations" based on the average times of >all the drivers from each country. > >3) A list of times for each particular car and rankings for each >car if the driver has times from all tracks. > >Chris > >* Sent from RemarQ http://www.remarq.com The Internet's Discussion Network
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Chris Bloom <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Firstly let me say that I thouroughly enjoy the GPL Rank idea
> and web site and as it's a free service I have no right to
> demand anything from it's creators.
>
> I am actually forever in debt to them for allowing a bug which
> showed me as the ninth best GPL driver in the world, till I was
> stupid enough to question it;-)
>
> I do have a couple of ideas that would add a bit more interest
> to the site though:
>
> 1) A list of drivers from each country so we can see how we
> compare to our compatriots.
Already working on this.
>
> 2) A seperate "league of nations" based on the average times of
> all the drivers from each country.
I will bring it up.
>
> 3) A list of times for each particular car and rankings for each
> car if the driver has times from all tracks.
Already working on this.
>
> Chris
>
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Thanks Jim we will look into this. I have a feeling in just a couple of
short weeks you will see a lot of changes. As it stands right now GPL rank
is only a couple of weeks old so you can see the progress thats been made.
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Jim Dombrowski <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> GPL rank is a great idea! It has a lot of potential too. I thought it
would
> be cool if it could give us a class designation to make it easier to
match
> up with others around your own speed. When races are up on Vroc, they
could
> have a designation in the description of what class of drivers should
enter.
> I didn''t think I would even show up in the ranking but was surprised
that
> I'm #5 at the 'ring out of U.S. Brabham drivers :-)
>
> Jim D.
>
>
> Chris Bloom wrote in message
> <[email hidden]>...
> >Firstly let me say that I thouroughly enjoy the GPL Rank idea
> >and web site and as it's a free service I have no right to
> >demand anything from it's creators.
> >
> >I am actually forever in debt to them for allowing a bug which
> >showed me as the ninth best GPL driver in the world, till I was
> >stupid enough to question it;-)
> >
> >I do have a couple of ideas that would add a bit more interest
> >to the site though:
> >
> >1) A list of drivers from each country so we can see how we
> >compare to our compatriots.
> >
> >2) A seperate "league of nations" based on the average times of
> >all the drivers from each country.
> >
> >3) A list of times for each particular car and rankings for each
> >car if the driver has times from all tracks.
> >
> >Chris
> >
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[email hidden] (Andreas Kroell) wrote in <8he02o$fe4$[email hidden]>:
>I would like to see a ranking based on average speed, rather than absolute
>times. In its present state the Spa and
>Ring times have way to much influence, IMHO. Everything else is perfect:)
Your point has been brought up before. There are so many different ways that we
can compare ourselves. This particular scale is a guage of general/overall
gpl competence, and the long tracks matter just as much as the shorter tracks.
Until you've given enough to the game to be decent at ALL the tracks, this
scale will punish you. The biggest variation for all of us will of course be on
the long tracks, but it's the same for all of us. Spa and the Ring are great
tracks Andrea, get practicing!
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[email hidden] (Jim Dombrowski) wrote in
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This is an excellent idea Jim, and it's something that can be implemented
immediately, not by the GPLRank site, but by Vroc race hosts. All people need
do is request a GPLRank range in the race description, eg: -20 to +20, or +150
to +200. Something like that. People that know what GPLRank is and have ranked
themselves will know what it means. Should catch on.
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>GPL rank is a great idea! It has a lot of potential too. I thought it would >be cool if it could give us a class designation to make it easier to match >up with others around your own speed. When races are up on Vroc, they could >have a designation in the description of what class of drivers should enter. > I didn't think I would even show up in the ranking but was surprised that >I'm #5 at the 'ring out of U.S. Brabham drivers :-) > > Jim D.
>Oh yeah, before I forget... bite me, asshole.
Hehe, Go Simmons, Go Simmons, Go Simmons....
Life still treating you well John? :-)
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"Hena H�kk�nen" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> "Don Scurlock" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
> news:8F4981FD6dscurlock@news...
> > [email hidden] (Jim Dombrowski) wrote in
> > <uss_4.111280$[email hidden]>:
> >
> > >GPL rank is a great idea! It has a lot of potential too. I thought it
> would
> > >be cool if it could give us a class designation to make it easier to
> match
> > >up with others around your own speed. When races are up on Vroc, they
> could
> > >have a designation in the description of what class of drivers should
> enter.
> > > I didn't think I would even show up in the ranking but was surprised
> that
> > >I'm #5 at the 'ring out of U.S. Brabham drivers :-)
> > >
> > > Jim D.
> >
> > This is an excellent idea Jim, and it's something that can be
implemented
> > immediately, not by the GPLRank site, but by Vroc race hosts. All people
> need
> > do is request a GPLRank range in the race description, eg: -20 to +20,
or
> +150
> > to +200. Something like that. People that know what GPLRank is and have
> ranked
> > themselves will know what it means. Should catch on.
>
> One thing though ... I noticed while checking other guys' best laps that
> there's no error detection in GPL Ranks for warp times. For example, a
> driver has his best training time of 1:27.11 in Monza, but a practice time
> of 1:25.98!! I'm sorry, but now way! This obvious warp improves his
ranking
> by over a second ... and that's just one track.
>
> Could it be possible to compare lap times in individual player.ini files
to
> Schubi's world records or something, and ignore practice and race times
that
> are faster? just an idea ...
>
> Hena
>
What does Raceserver have to do with GPL Rank? All we are doing is providing
a ranking system for the GPL community, we are not doing anything else with
it. It is up to the end users to decide what they want to do with the
rankings.
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"rik anthrax" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> What they have planned is better than what they
> had before.
>
> Before spewing shit like that, be sure of what you're talking about. All
> you did was succeed in making yourself look like a moron.
>
> >>>>>>>>>>>
>
> Hey moron, before spewing shit how bout finding out what your talking
about.
> Raceserver.net has messed up online racing for N3. There are massive
issues
> going on RIGHT NOW with privacy issues, password abuse, ejection abuse
etc,
> etc.so shut the fuck up and pay attention
>
"Don Scurlock" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> [email hidden] (Jim Dombrowski) wrote in
> <uss_4.111280$[email hidden]>:
>
> >GPL rank is a great idea! It has a lot of potential too. I thought itwould
> >be cool if it could give us a class designation to make it easier tomatch
> >up with others around your own speed. When races are up on Vroc, theycould
> >have a designation in the description of what class of drivers shouldenter.
> > I didn't think I would even show up in the ranking but was surprisedthat
> >I'm #5 at the 'ring out of U.S. Brabham drivers :-)
> >
> > Jim D.
>
> This is an excellent idea Jim, and it's something that can be implemented
> immediately, not by the GPLRank site, but by Vroc race hosts. All peopleneed
> do is request a GPLRank range in the race description, eg: -20 to +20, or+150
> to +200. Something like that. People that know what GPLRank is and haveranked
> themselves will know what it means. Should catch on.
One thing though ... I noticed while checking other guys' best laps that
there's no error detection in GPL Ranks for warp times. For example, a
driver has his best training time of 1:27.11 in Monza, but a practice time
of 1:25.98!! I'm sorry, but now way! This obvious warp improves his ranking
by over a second ... and that's just one track.
Could it be possible to compare lap times in individual player.ini files to
Schubi's world records or something, and ignore practice and race times that
are faster? just an idea ...
Hena
After seeing the MESS raceserver.net caused with N3 rankings (not to mention
impending intervention by papyrus) i dont think this is a good idea.
rik
I'm trying to be more forthcoming, but considering I'm a godless ***,
it's hard to really expose my sensitive side like this...
:-)
>Aw cmon John, tell us how you really feel, don't keep it bottled up :-)
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[email hidden] (rik anthrax) wrote in
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>After seeing the MESS raceserver.net caused with N3 rankings (not to
>mention impending intervention by papyrus) i dont think this is a
>good idea. rik
What's not a good idea Rik?
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[email hidden] (rik anthrax) wrote in
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>
>After seeing the MESS raceserver.net caused with N3 rankings (not to
>mention impending intervention by papyrus) i dont think this is a
>good idea. rik
>
What the hell are you talking about?
First, raceserver.net has no pending legal action from Papyrus. They're
not doing anything wrong or contrary to the EULA. I think you're
confusing them with OLR who claims to be providing server hardware for
pay.
Second, how can they mess up rankings when rankings don't otherwise
exist? Their ranking system is their own. If you're speaking of
the recent software re-write, they did that to make the ranking system
better. Sure, lots of people lost what rankings they already had, but
who really gives a shit? What they have planned is better than what they
had before.
Before spewing shit like that, be sure of what you're talking about. All
you did was succeed in making yourself look like a moron.
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John Simmons wrote:
>
Aw cmon John, tell us how you really feel, don't keep it bottled up :-)
Beers and cheers
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I'm trying to be more forthcoming, but considering I'm a godless prick,
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:-)
In article <[email hidden]>, [email hidden] says...
>John Simmons wrote:
>>
>
>Aw cmon John, tell us how you really feel, don't keep it bottled up :-)
>
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What they have planned is better than what they
had before.
Before spewing shit like that, be sure of what you're talking about. All
you did was succeed in making yourself look like a moron.
>>>>>>>>>>>
Hey moron, before spewing shit how bout finding out what your talking about.
Raceserver.net has messed up online racing for N3. There are massive issues
going on RIGHT NOW with privacy issues, password abuse, ejection abuse etc,
etc.so shut the fuck up and pay attention
In article <x5Q_4.11795$[email hidden]>,
[email hidden] says...
The password and ejection abuse isn't because of something *they* did -
it's because they assumed that everyone would be able to act like adults
and play nice. It's certainly not their fault that some of the people
that are making use of their software are somehow related to you
(probably through inbreeding)...
Oh yeah, before I forget... bite me, asshole.
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>>What they have planned is better than what they >>had before. >> >>Before spewing shit like that, be sure of what you're >>talking about. All you did was succeed in making >>yourself look like a moron. > >Hey moron, before spewing shit how bout finding out what >your talking about. Raceserver.net has messed up online >racing for N3. There are massive issues going on RIGHT >NOW with privacy issues, password abuse, ejection abuse >etc, etc.so shut the fuck up and pay attentionIn article <9XkbxDAWu$[email hidden]>,
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> >>Oh yeah, before I forget... bite me, asshole. > >Hehe, Go Simmons, Go Simmons, Go Simmons.... > >Life still treating you well John? :-) >Geez - I miss this stuff :-)
"Graeme Nash"
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> >Oh yeah, before I forget... bite me, asshole. > > Hehe, Go Simmons, Go Simmons, Go Simmons.... > > Life still treating you well John? :-) > > -- > Cheers! > Graeme Nash
>Geez - I miss this stuff :-)
<sniff>... Still got that Monaco replay :-)
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John Simmons wrote:
>
> I'm trying to be more forthcoming, but considering I'm a godless prick,
> it's hard to really expose my sensitive side like this...
Naa, you're just a big softy John, those of us who have you seen you
around for a while knows this all too well....:-)))
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In article <[email hidden]>,
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>
>>Geez - I miss this stuff :-)
>
><sniff>... Still got that Monaco replay :-)
>
I'm gonna go back and watch that one myself... :-)
One of the truly great moments in IGPS, and probably the closest finish
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>John Simmons wrote: >> >> I'm trying to be more forthcoming, but considering I'm a godless >> prick, it's hard to really expose my sensitive side like this... > >Naa, you're just a big softy John, those of us who have you seen you >around for a while knows this all too well....:-)))Quoted text (11 lines)
>I do have a couple of ideas that would add a bit more interest >to the site though: >1) A list of drivers from each country so we can see how we >compare to our compatriots. >2) A seperate "league of nations" based on the average times of >all the drivers from each country. >3) A list of times for each particular car and rankings for each >car if the driver has times from all tracks.> >Naa, you're just a big softy John, those of us who have you seen you
> >around for a while knows this all too well....:-)))
> John maybe a big softy alright, but just stay away from his cornflakes!
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Plans?, Oh, you mean that napkin sketch?
Sorry Don, I should have deleted the previous message as you had already
replied to it. The only new idea was #4, and yes I did mean a rank based on
all cars at all tracks, and yes I doubt many people (if any) have done a
time at all the circuits in all the cars.
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Don Scurlock <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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[email hidden] (Chris Bloom) wrote in
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>In article <[email hidden]>, Chris
>Bloom <[email hidden]> wrote:
>
>>
>>I do have a couple of ideas that would add a bit more interest
>>to the site though:
>>
>>1) A list of drivers from each country so we can see how we
>>compare to our compatriots.
You can do this now. Check out Multiple Choice Hell.
>>2) A seperate "league of nations" based on the average times of
>>all the drivers from each country.
You can seperate drivers into country with Multiple Choice Hell, but at
the moment only one country at a time.
>>3) A list of times for each particular car and rankings for each
>>car if the driver has times from all tracks.
Multiply Choice Hell will let you select chassis, track, and country,
then let you ask for the lap time or the GPLRank rating.
>4) A rank based on all cars on all circuits
Not sure what you mean by this. Very few people have put in a lap time
with every car at every circuit. You can check this for each person by
looking at "Their best laps", where you see the time for every car and
every track they have done.
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In article <[email hidden]>, Chris
Bloom <[email hidden]> wrote:
4) A rank based on all cars on all circuits
>
>Chris
>
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> >I do have a couple of ideas that would add a bit more interest >to the site though: > >1) A list of drivers from each country so we can see how we >compare to our compatriots. > >2) A seperate "league of nations" based on the average times of >all the drivers from each country. > >3) A list of times for each particular car and rankings for each >car if the driver has times from all tracks.[email hidden] (Chris Bloom) wrote in
<[email hidden]>:
You can do this now. Check out Multiple Choice Hell.
>>2) A seperate "league of nations" based on the average times of
>>all the drivers from each country.
You can seperate drivers into country with Multiple Choice Hell, but at
the moment only one country at a time.
>>3) A list of times for each particular car and rankings for each
>>car if the driver has times from all tracks.
Multiply Choice Hell will let you select chassis, track, and country,
then let you ask for the lap time or the GPLRank rating.
>4) A rank based on all cars on all circuits
Not sure what you mean by this. Very few people have put in a lap time
with every car at every circuit. You can check this for each person by
looking at "Their best laps", where you see the time for every car and
every track they have done.
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>In article <[email hidden]>, Chris >Bloom <[email hidden]> wrote: > >> >>I do have a couple of ideas that would add a bit more interest >>to the site though: >> >>1) A list of drivers from each country so we can see how we >>compare to our compatriots.On Wed, 7 Jun 2000 10:00:27 +0200 Citylab Durban (Chris Bloom) <[email hidden]> wrote:
% Sorry Don, I should have deleted the previous message as you had already
% replied to it. The only new idea was #4, and yes I did mean a rank based on
% all cars at all tracks, and yes I doubt many people (if any) have done a
% time at all the circuits in all the cars.
And for me some of those tracks with other cars were just tests to see
how I liked the feel of another car at a certain track. I certainly
didn't spend anytime setting up the car or even bothering to get a
handle on it. So why would I want those time to reflect my overall
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Well my thought was that it would be in addition to the current
GPL-Rank for those who have sad enough lives <G> to have driven
all tracks with all cars!
It could be called the "I really should get out more" ranking.
<G>
Chris
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>And for me some of those tracks with other cars were just teststo see
>how I liked the feel of another car at a certain track. Icertainly
>didn't spend anytime setting up the car or even bothering toget a
>handle on it. So why would I want those time to reflect myoverall
>ranking?
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I agree the ring has a big influence, but, it is also regarded as the
greatest track. Only a handful of drivers mastered the ring, and they were
invariably the best of their day. Ability at the ring can be a good
barometer of driving talent.
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Andreas Kroell <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:8he02o$fe4
> I would like to see a ranking based on average speed, rather than absolute
times. In its present state the Spa and
> Ring times have way to much influence, IMHO. Everything else is perfect:)
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Well your in some very well respected company Chris, as Greger Huttu is
one of the few who has in a(fast)lap in every car at every track. As I
mentioned "Their best laps" will show this for a particular driver.
Keep in mind the corner stone of the scale, those original 11
replays. That they exist, frozen in time, allows the scale to be
anchored so solidly, and in a way we can all relate to. There is no
existing standard for an "every car" scale. You could use world record
times, but they keep moving. You'd need to create a new benchmark.
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>Well my thought was that it would be in addition to the current >GPL-Rank for those who have sad enough lives <G> to have driven >all tracks with all cars! > >It could be called the "I really should get out more" ranking. ><G> > >ChrisI havn't done laps in all cars at all tracks myself, as the
scatterings of <G>'s in my last post suggest it wasn't really
meant to be that serious.
Thanks for your reply though Don and I get your point about the
benchmark and it does sound a sillier idea the more I think
about it.
Just think though, instead of being minutes behind Greger, I
could be hours behind him (7 cars x 11 tracks = BIG GAP)
:)
Chris
In article <8F4C78256dscurlock@news>, [email hidden]
(Don Scurlock) wrote:
Huttu is
>one of the few who has in a(fast)lap in every car at everytrack. As I
>mentioned "Their best laps" will show this for a particulardriver.
> Keep in mind the corner stone of the scale, those original 11
>replays. That they exist, frozen in time, allows the scale tobe
>anchored so solidly, and in a way we can all relate to. Thereis no
>existing standard for an "every car" scale. You could use worldrecord
>times, but they keep moving. You'd need to create a newbenchmark.
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>[email hidden] (Chris Bloom) wrote in ><[email hidden]>: > >>Well my thought was that it would be in addition to the current >>GPL-Rank for those who have sad enough lives <G> to have driven >>all tracks with all cars! >> >>It could be called the "I really should get out more" ranking. >><G> >> >>Chris > >Well your in some very well respected company Chris, as GregerQuoted text (9 lines)
> >-- >Don Scurlock >Vancouver,B.C. > >Come see how you rate, at the GPLRank site >http://gplrank.schuerkamp.de/ > >On Wed, 07 Jun 2000 10:20:46 -0700, Chris Bloom <[email hidden]> wrote:
Here's a word from THE KREATOR. You are right. ;-) Another
Screamer member (Bill Tillman) suggested the implementation of
classes (300-200, 200-100, 100-0, 0- -20 and so on) which
sounds like another interesting idea. What do you think?
Uwe
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>Well my thought was that it would be in addition to the current >GPL-Rank for those who have sad enough lives <G> to have driven >all tracks with all cars! > >It could be called the "I really should get out more" ranking. ><G> > >ChrisIn article <8hg9h1$7o0$[email hidden]>, "Hena H�kk�nen"
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>One thing though ... I noticed while checking other guys' best laps that
>there's no error detection in GPL Ranks for warp times. For example, a
>driver has his best training time of 1:27.11 in Monza, but a practice time
>of 1:25.98!! I'm sorry, but now way! This obvious warp improves his ranking
>by over a second ... and that's just one track.
>
That could be valid. In training, there are no other cars on the track. In
practice for a race, you could catch a draft from another car...
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Geez, my time is ALREADY limited... I only have times for all tracks with only
two marques.
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