KALI and games, esp. N2

Ok, I'm sure there has been a thread somewhere at sometime, but I'd like to know current opinions on Kali. Is it worth tryign to race N2 on is my main question. But I'd also like to know how many can race, and I'm assuming TEN is better? Let me know please! My machine is ====> 233mmx Monster 3Dfx 4mb primary video card 33.6 modem 64 megs of ram Thanks in advance geo

Not worth it. 2 cars can't even race on Kali stable. Ten is awesome when compared to any other option. -- Kevin Anderson ICQ # 6769389 Oscar FB Div. 10 BTTW >Ok, I'm sure there has been a thread somewhere at sometime, but I'd >like to know current opinions on Kali. Is it worth tryign to race N2 >on is my main question. But I'd also like to know how many can

N2 on kali is great! I have had success hosting a race with 4 people. I am connected with a 56k diamond 56i modem using flex technology. The quality of each race depends on your pings to the other racers. I would not recommend racing against anyone over 600, and for a high quality race nothing over 400. I live in Vermont and have successfully raced against people in Seattle, Florida, Texas, Ohio, you get the picture. I hosted a race with someone in Ohio who had a cable modem and our pings were around 300! Pings in that range give excellent results. If you have a good connection to the internet I strongly recommend using kali to race N2. Another strong point is the number of racers you are likely to meet and the leagues that are now forming. It is action that shouldn't be missed!

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>Ok, I'm sure there has been a thread somewhere at sometime, but I'd >like to know current opinions on Kali. Is it worth tryign to race N2 >on is my main question. But I'd also like to know how many can race, >and I'm assuming TEN is better? Let me know please! >My machine is ====> >233mmx >Monster 3Dfx >4mb primary video card >33.6 modem >64 megs of ram >Thanks in advance >geo

When on TEN, i don't even enter a race with only 4 guys(boring).if it's not over 10 drivers i don't bother. -- Kevin Anderson ICQ # 6769389 Oscar FB Div. 10 BTTW >N2 on kali is great! I have had success hosting a race with 4 people.

Kali is great for racing N2. Ten has a regular series but the cost of using TEN does not make it worthwhile. I race on Kali occasionally, and have always enjoyed it. The best place to go is Where to Race. You can find it in your Kali sites window on the Kali terminal. Good Luck. Dave Claar

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> Ok, I'm sure there has been a thread somewhere at sometime, but I'd > like to know current opinions on Kali. Is it worth tryign to race N2 > on is my main question. But I'd also like to know how many can race, > and I'm assuming TEN is better? Let me know please! > My machine is ====> > 233mmx > Monster 3Dfx > 4mb primary video card > 33.6 modem > 64 megs of ram > Thanks in advance > geo

> Kali is great for racing N2. Ten has a regular series but the cost of > using TEN does not make it worthwhile. I race on Kali occasionally, and > have always enjoyed it. The best place to go is Where to Race. You can > find it in your Kali sites window on the Kali terminal. Good Luck. I ran a race on Kali the other night for the first time since TEN went online with NROS. All I can say is that NROS has made it impossible for me to ever enjoy Kali again. Despite all the problems with NROS right now, it's a 1000% improvement over Kali - and well worth the $20 a month it costs. > > Ok, I'm sure there has been a thread somewhere at sometime, but I'd > > like to know current opinions on Kali. Is it worth tryign to race N2 > > on is my main question. But I'd also like to know how many can race, > > and I'm assuming TEN is better? Let me know please! I've spent more time using Kali with N2 than just about anybody (including Jim Moore :) ). It's worth doing if you don't have access to something better, or if you just want to get a taste of online racing to see if you like it. The problem is that for the money you spend registering Kali, you could just about pay for a month of NROS - and get a lot more enjoyment from it. Your machine is fine. Kali doesn't require a lot of extra resources beyond the needs of the game you use it with. Either way - have fun! -- Pat Dotson IMPACT Motorsports

I thought I read somewhere that Kali doesn't run thru AOL. Does anyone know? I am currently with AOL but would like to play online. Any info is appreciated.