> 1.) I got a nice car with a #99 on it, but when I join a race, I get some
> weird number, like 113 or so, and in the race, I see some1 else driving
> around in my pretty car, using #99. How can I force N3 to give me my car and
> my number in every race?
On the first Multiplayer screen, below arena is where you set your online Name
and car. If you are already doing this...oops... no idea...
uh, whats a beamer?
amen brother.. it's a mess right now
because the corners would hurt! :)
JTRIV
I never thought the day would come that I would miss TEN when it went away. I
was wrong. I'd gladly go back to paying $10-15 a month just for the sake of
being able to race with people I know. Too many idiots online right now who
think the way to race is to take out anyone who gets close to them. And this
has nothing to do with the warp problems.
Dave Casey
Casey94 (TEN)
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> >> 3.) Why don't the drivers and hosts in WON check out GSB to learn a bit > >> about behaviour, etiquette and friendlyness? It's really sometimes awful > >> what's going on there, ppl just shouting at each other without respect, > >> driving like nuts and principally just doing what they want. > >amen brother.. it's a mess right now > I never thought the day would come that I would miss TEN when it went away. I > was wrong. I'd gladly go back to paying $10-15 a month just for the sake of > being able to race with people I know. Too many idiots online right now who > think the way to race is to take out anyone who gets close to them. And this > has nothing to do with the warp problems.it was for the whole world.. my freind Jon Guest used it (UK) I'm no
relation to him.. but I was about to join when I got the news.. I'm
Spencer Guest and wanna race people around the world somewhere :)
P.S. Anyone got any decent setups for tally??? :)
>A quick question. Was TEN for North-America only, or could people from all over
>the world use it ?
The service was very much aimed at N. America (e.g. the online sign up
forms only catered for those with N. American addresses) but the rest of us
could join if we were persistent enough ;-)
I think there only ever was around 10 Europeans on TEN and in all reality
there probably never would have been hugely more. But if they hadn't put so
many obstacles in the way, who knows?
Cheers,
Richard
