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N2: Need Blue "move over" flag

2 posts by 2 people · 30 May 1997 - 02 Jun 1997

This was a problem in N1 and I thought it was sorta addressed in one of the patches. But at tracks where aerodynamics are important (Talladega), the "crippled" AI cars NEED to get out of the racing groove. I am tired of having an excellent race turn into a mess just because the leaders end up getting in line behind a car without fenders. It may take them 5-10 laps before one of them may pass this cripple. Even if he is running a full second or so off the pace. This may be easier to pull off than "smartening up" the AI to pass the slow guys. Just "throw" a switch that says if this is an aerodynamic track AND AI car is damaged, AI car uses one of the slower "grooves". It sure would be nice.... -- **************************** Michael E. Carver ************************* Upside out, or inside down...False alarm the only game in town. =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=<[ /./. [- < ]>=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
Tom Hansen 02 Jun 1997#368882
Try using the alternative AI available at the PITS for Talladega - this promotes much more passing. /THansen

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