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NEW GP2 LEAGUE - PRESEASON TESTING NOW!

2 posts by 2 people · 09 Feb 1997 - 11 Feb 1997

A NEW OFFLINE league, using Microprose's F1GP2, is underway. If you've tried other leagues, and had trouble competing, or you've wondered if some of the lap times are genuine, or you're simply looking for a league that's as fair as possible, with a good chance of getting in the points, and yet has VERY FEW RULES, then look no further. Instead of worrying if another competitor has used one of the many editors on the market, giving an unfair advantage, why not do the same? Because, in this league, there are NO restrictions on the 'technology' that a team may use to improve car performance. You can use ANY utility available. Think about it. This actually increases the realism, as teams can now strive for technological advantages over their rivals. And, after all the editing & tuning, all that remains is for the driver to turn quick, consistent laps. So, no matter how fast the car becomes, in the end it is the ability of the driver that counts. The number of entrants will also restricted at some point in the future, to allow for more realism, and more chance of scoring points. It costs nothing to have a go, and there are currently bonus points to be gained by being an early entrant, and also for posting quick laps in Pre-season testing, which is currently in progress. The season then starts with 3 races, and depending on support, will continue for a full season. So, if you're interested in finding out more, read about the Brooklands GP2 league at [link lost in import] and book yourself a seat! Keith Windsor
David Gary 11 Feb 1997#355679
Is this a joke?! So far sounds like your league is! Technology?! How do you consider altering files technology?! So in this case hours spent on hacking files is more "realistic" than actually experimenting with different setups and practicing laps?! This isnt "tuning" my man, this is HACKING!! (big difference) Again you use "realism" in a very fictional way! Keith, This type of a "so-called" league is an embarrasment to auto racing simulations as a whole and I see it as SPAM in this newsgroup. I hope guys dont lower themselves to the hacking of files in these SIMs. It basically ruined HAWAII and alot of competetive racers have quit because of it!! Simulations are designed to do just that, S-I-M-U-L-A-T-E! The physics and telemetry of these cars have been designed to mirror that of their "real" counter parts. Advertising BS like this disgraces our "vitual" sport. Hacking files to change the properties of these different type of cars is possible but NOT considered by 99% of the guys that take these SIMS seriously. Its unfortunate that guys that have spent countless hours on setup and practice cant post "REAL" record times on Hall of Fame web-sites because people like Keith here sponsor hacking as OK!! Keith please post your "so-called" league information in rec.arcade.games NOT in rec.autos.SIMULATIONS!!! Its a joke in here!! -DG- If any other "serious" SIMULATION fanatics, that want to keep the integrity of our hobbie, see ***like this posted here, reply and let them know its SPAM! Thank you

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