I always seem to get a DNF if I don't complete a race (both N1 and N2).
The AI cars get nice desciptions of why they DNFed. It'd be nice to see on
the listing engine, wreck, etc.
Any insight as to why they did it this way?
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> I always seem to get a DNF if I don't complete a race (both N1 and N2).
> The AI cars get nice desciptions of why they DNFed. It'd be nice to see on
> the listing engine, wreck, etc.
> Any insight as to why they did it this way?
They are lazy. The only words to discribe it. All their efforts went
into graphics, AI, and menu. If your engine is damaged as a result of a
collision with another car or some obstical that should be labeled
"accident". If your engine is damage is unrelated to an accident, then
is should be label "engine". The very least they could've done was give
us the opportunity to choose what label to use.
David Martin
