I have tried getting online with AMA SB and after I check that I want to
join an arena, it says
"LOADING" and just hangs up. The mouse work but the program just goes
NOWHERE
FWIW, I have a PIII 450Mhz with and ISDN modem.
Any suggestions ?????????????????
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Tim A. Deatherage
[email hidden]
"Admitted Sim Addict"
"George M. Smiley" <[email hidden]> wrote:
Unlike you, I'll give people the benefit of the doubt. Motorsims have
promised they'll continue development of AMA, and I'll base my opinion
on what they deliver in they end.....
Remco
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> >"Remco Moedt" <[email hidden]> wrote: > >> Nah Francois, don't killfile the guy. Keep reading his postings, and >> remember them while we're racing for real prices in a serious racing >> environment with AMA, or the upcoming SCCA titles.... > >Serious?!? While the attempt may be serious I still say >that any mototrcycle game that completely removes >fear of crashing is decidely less than serious. In AMA >Superbike not only are crashes not punished with any >thing other than a time penalty but you also will find >it next to impossible to crash the bike on course. >Sorry, but there is a word for that - arcade. > >The equivalent in SCCA racing would be the inability to >spin, would you accept that as "serious" Remco?Our next patch is in QA right now.
You'll now see online arenas with low-sides forced on (plus SS-only arenas,
etc.). Granted that low-sides are still mild on-track (which we'll address
shortly), but you'll still fall down plenty when you decide to go
off-roading on your Duc.
-MSM
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Remco Moedt <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> "George M. Smiley" <[email hidden]> wrote:
>
> >Serious?!? While the attempt may be serious I still say
> >that any mototrcycle game that completely removes
> >fear of crashing is decidely less than serious. In AMA
> >Superbike not only are crashes not punished with any
> >thing other than a time penalty but you also will find
> >it next to impossible to crash the bike on course.
> >Sorry, but there is a word for that - arcade.
> >
> >The equivalent in SCCA racing would be the inability to
> >spin, would you accept that as "serious" Remco?
>
> Unlike you, I'll give people the benefit of the doubt. Motorsims have
> promised they'll continue development of AMA, and I'll base my opinion
> on what they deliver in they end.....
