NL also has N3 Online/Offline Bug

Legends seems to suffer from the same bug that N3 does (and I thought they would have time to fix it before release)--once you have been playing online, when you go back to single player, the AI do not practise laps in segments of more than 2 laps at a time. Oh well, now I can look forward to patches for N3 AND NL. Marc. -- **************************************************************************** Marc Collins Computers will never equal humans until they make mistakes and blame them on other computers. ****************************************************************************

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> Legends seems to suffer from the same bug that N3 does (and I thought they > would have time to fix it before release)--once you have been playing > online, when you go back to single player, the AI do not practise laps in > segments of more than 2 laps at a time. > Oh well, now I can look forward to patches for N3 AND NL. > Marc. > -- > **************************************************************************** > Marc Collins > Computers will never equal humans until they make mistakes and > blame them on other computers. > ****************************************************************************

I was wondering about that. What a pain in the ***to have a warmup session where you're constantly dealing with cars slowing to enter the pits, after only running one full lap. I don't think it was like this in N2. Is this going to be fixed? JMG

Just realised that this occurs even after you have left/finished an offline race. So, it is a bug that happens after a racing session--nothing to do with multiplayer. Marc. > > Legends seems to suffer from the same bug that N3 does (and I thought they > > would have time to fix it before release)--once you have been playing > > online, when you go back to single player, the AI do not practise laps in

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> > segments of more than 2 laps at a time. > > Oh well, now I can look forward to patches for N3 AND NL. > > Marc. > > --

**************************************************************************** > > Marc Collins > > Computers will never equal humans until they make mistakes and > > blame them on other computers. ****************************************************************************