Anyone KNOW how LPI is calculated in NR2003?

I got into two wrecks last night (neither my fault - of course) and I didn't get and () incidents when the final scoring came in. I'm thinking they improved it somehow from the last version. Somehow the sim is better able to determine "fault". I don't think accidents in the first lap or two count cause that's usually when all the wrecks are and it's usually just one person's fault. Also, maybe if you get hit in the rear of the car - then it doesn't count cause the system can assume it's not your fault. Anyone know for sure??

In article <[email hidden]>, Bill Beam <[email hidden]> writes:

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>I got into two wrecks last night (neither my fault - of course) and I >didn't get and () incidents when the final scoring came in. I'm >thinking they improved it somehow from the last version. Somehow the >sim is better able to determine "fault". I don't think accidents in >the first lap or two count cause that's usually when all the wrecks >are and it's usually just one person's fault. Also, maybe if you get >hit in the rear of the car - then it doesn't count cause the system >can assume it's not your fault. Anyone know for sure??

They'll probably never tell. Otherwise, certain deviants could take advantage of the scoring mechanism to hose everyone else's LPI, while preserving their own... Eldred -- Homepage - http://www.umich.edu/~epickett GPLRank:-0.381 MonsterRank: +339.873 N2002 Rank:+17.59 Never argue with an idiot. He brings you down to his level, then beats you with experience... Remove SPAM-OFF to reply.

Same here. Raced Lowes night, got caught up in at least 3 wrecks(not my fault, THIS time) and a car warped right in front of me. Rear ended him and I end up 3rd, get my SW2 and 0 incidents. Also my LPI is 229. That wont last long. LOL Doug D