On Fri, 24 Mar 2000 03:45:10 GMT, [email hidden] wrote:
No, just setup options, like in N3 or GPL or whatever.
Hey Mark, I saw that you were going to start a Nascar2000 series.
It won't work for one reason.. The laptime and the wall-clock time
won't match up in N2K. N2K, like NR before it and GP2 before that
doesn't drop frames when there is a heavy graphics load. Therefore
it will simply slowdown, etc. while the old clock on the wall ticks
away. It would be impossible to run any kind of off-line series
with it, if that is what you planned.
HEY, what about a series with F1-2000?
It is VERY cool, Mark.
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On Thu, 23 Mar 2000 22:30:25 -0600, rrevved <[email hidden]> wrote:
Here is the post where the N2K game producer states that the
real-time vs. game-time won't be equal:
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http://chatter.external.ea.com:4180/mb/user/message.html?NoFrames=1&message=26977
Subject: Uh Oh......That didn't sound good
Topic: NASCAR Games - PC
Author: Morgan-EASPORTS
Date: 03/21/00 16:01:47
It is unfortunate that Jeff has had that experience with the game.
It has me scratching my head because most of the time I run in Veteran
with everything ON in NASCAR Options and Short Pit ON. I have done
multiple seasons an 100's of races at the various tracks without an
almost opposite experience to his ...
And as I stated earlier the real times vs. game times are not 100%
accurate. We went for feel of the track over being accurate.
-m
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>On Fri, 24 Mar 2000 03:45:10 GMT, [email hidden] wrote: > >>In article <8benu8$fbm$[email hidden]>, >>[email hidden] wrote: >>> Do any of the game menu options allow you to change the performance of >>> the car? >> >>(I meant, 'change the horsepower' etc. of the car) >> >>MR >> > >No, just setup options, like in N3 or GPL or whatever. > >Hey Mark, I saw that you were going to start a Nascar2000 series. >It won't work for one reason.. The laptime and the wall-clock time >won't match up in N2K. N2K, like NR before it and GP2 before that >doesn't drop frames when there is a heavy graphics load. Therefore >it will simply slowdown, etc. while the old clock on the wall ticks >away. It would be impossible to run any kind of off-line series >with it, if that is what you planned. > >HEY, what about a series with F1-2000? > >It is VERY cool, Mark.Do any of the game menu options allow you to change the performance of
the car? I've seen that kind of crap in a couple of brand new games
recently, and it *destroys* the opportunity to have competitions,
online OR offline.
MR
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In article <8benu8$fbm$[email hidden]>,
[email hidden] wrote:
> Do any of the game menu options allow you to change the performance of
> the car?
(I meant, 'change the horsepower' etc. of the car)
MR
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