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DTR - Dirt Track Racing Leagues and Servers....

11 posts by 7 people · 22 Sep 1999 - 25 Sep 1999

Don Wilshe 22 Sep 1999#494455
Drivers: Dirt Track Racing (DTR) is in final testing and will be released before christmas I'm sure. DTR will come with side server software that allows you to run your own racing operation or leagues. We will be setting up a web site soon to help coordinate this. We want to start working now with prospective league adminstrators and companies that can dedicate racing servers, off-hours or even on the weekends. We hope to serve the DTR community to match drivers with leagues, and assist the leagues with whatever resources that can benefit you. This site will also contain the lastest revisions of any software, reviews and previews, contests and prizes. I can only attest after playing most great driving games that this one is a great one. DTR was developed by RATBAG and has is being extensively tested mostly by real racers. The purpose of this message is to give you a heads up. The day this site opens, 4 million people will be notified and they will be hungry for racing leagues.. Don Wilshe.. I heard that John Bodin got a screen shot of that***pit for DTR and you just might see it posted tonight..
John Bodin 22 Sep 1999#494456
As they say, ask and ye shall receive -- and after asking and asking, I finally received an in-car screen shot from DTR! It looks good to me, but you can judge for yourself: [link lost in import] Now, would somebody care to part with a copy of their beta version, perhaps? I promise I'd take good care of it! <G> -- John Bodin Publisher, The IRL Insider Magazine http://irlinsider.adnetweb.com/
The_Mocker 22 Sep 1999#494457
> Now, would somebody care to part with a copy of their beta version, perhaps? > I promise I'd take good care of it! <G> John you don't have a copy already? Now that sucks. I really thought you had one. Ah well. That screen shot is nice tho', my kinda view. From the back of a full field of cars. The Mocker
sorry for the following pointless and entirely subjective post: WOW! :o)
Schlomo4 22 Sep 1999#494460
These screens look great and all but i hope that mirror can be turned off. As far as i know the real guys dont have them and id prefer not to have one as well. Now im not saying it should be eliminated but it should be an on/off type thing like in SCGT or NFS (except i use it in those). If it isnt oh well im still wating for this one with great anticipation. Chris "Concerning the difference between man and the jackass: some observers hold that there isn't any. But this wrongs the jackass."--Mark Twain
The_Mocker 22 Sep 1999#494461
Dude. I need that mirror. How will I be able to keep people behind me without a mirror? Sheesh! .....Rookies...... The Mocker (graduate of the Jimmy Spencer Motorsports School)
Tom Kirwa 23 Sep 1999#494808
Don, Since you seem to be the guy who knows, I'll ask you: Will DTR support Force Feedback? Seems to me the bumby dirt tracks would be perfect for FF. Any news? Thanks!
Quoted text (29 lines)> Drivers: > Dirt Track Racing (DTR) is in final testing and will be released before > christmas I'm sure. DTR will > come with side server software that allows you to run your own racing > operation or leagues. We > will be setting up a web site soon to help coordinate this. We want to > start working now with > prospective league adminstrators and companies that can dedicate racing > servers, off-hours or > even on the weekends. We hope to serve the DTR community to match drivers > with leagues, and > assist the leagues with whatever resources that can benefit you. This site > will also contain the > lastest revisions of any software, reviews and previews, contests and > prizes. I can only attest > after playing most great driving games that this one is a great one. DTR > was developed by > RATBAG and has is being extensively tested mostly by real racers. The > purpose of this > message is to give you a heads up. The day this site opens, 4 million > people will be notified > and they will be hungry for racing leagues.. > Don Wilshe.. > I heard that John Bodin got a screen shot of that***pit for DTR and you > just might see it > posted tonight..
John Bodin 24 Sep 1999#495152
I'm not Don, but I do know that Powerslide had some nice FF implementation, and I believe I've heard that DTR will also support FF. Don can probably verify this, though. -- JB
Quoted text (20 lines)>Don, >Since you seem to be the guy who knows, I'll ask you: Will DTR support >Force Feedback? Seems to me the bumby dirt tracks would be perfect for >FF. Any news? Thanks! >> Drivers: >> Dirt Track Racing (DTR) is in final testing and will be released before >> christmas I'm sure. DTR will >> come with side server software that allows you to run your own racing >> operation or leagues. We >> will be setting up a web site soon to help coordinate this. We want to >> start working now with >> prospective league adminstrators and companies that can dedicate racing >> servers, off-hours or >> even on the weekends. We hope to serve the DTR community to match
drivers >> with leagues, and >> assist the leagues with whatever resources that can benefit you. This site
Quoted text (16 lines)>> will also contain the >> lastest revisions of any software, reviews and previews, contests and >> prizes. I can only attest >> after playing most great driving games that this one is a great one. DTR >> was developed by >> RATBAG and has is being extensively tested mostly by real racers. The >> purpose of this >> message is to give you a heads up. The day this site opens, 4 million >> people will be notified >> and they will be hungry for racing leagues.. >> Don Wilshe.. >> I heard that John Bodin got a screen shot of that***pit for DTR and you >> just might see it >> posted tonight..
Don Hancock 24 Sep 1999#495153
On Wed, 22 Sep 1999 08:14:38 -0500, "John Bodin" >As they say, ask and ye shall receive -- and after asking and asking, I >finally received an in-car screen shot from DTR! It looks good to me, but >you can judge for yourself: Well, at least it seems to be from the right height - I think it's a terrible shot, but it's still the view I'll use exclusively! Gunner
John Bodin 25 Sep 1999#495402
I've heard that they may be modifying the in-car view a bit -- like lowering the dash panel and gauges, and modifying the "hood" to give a better view of the road. The pics circulating now are from the alpha version -- I think one of the beta testers suggested this change and it was well-received by Ratbag. Supposedly the view in the final beta (or final release?) version will differ from this somewhat. Maybe it'll include a photo-realistic dash, like N3? If you'd like to see something like this, e-mail Ratbag -- you can reach them through their Website: http://www.ratbaggames.com/ -- JB
Quoted text (11 lines)>On Wed, 22 Sep 1999 08:14:38 -0500, "John Bodin" >>As they say, ask and ye shall receive -- and after asking and asking, I >>finally received an in-car screen shot from DTR! It looks good to me, but >>you can judge for yourself: > Well, at least it seems to be from the right height - I think >it's a terrible shot, but it's still the view I'll use exclusively! >Gunner

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