Right I understand, fair point too. However unfortunatly if it gets a real big problem something like this may be the only answer. The perfect solution is league races, always has been always will be.
I'm taking this as meaning that you feel that if someone did make a mistake within this server an had a disagreement they wouldn't use the server again.
What you have to ask yourself Kev is are people like this worth being in the same server anyway?
How about a group of us password a couple of servers and hand out the password to people who race clean and fair.
If enough people are asked, then the server would most likely be full.
In the event a wrecker getting into the server, everyone could trust each other to a point that when someone votes to ban, they have done it for a reason.
I understand your point Fordman, I'm trying to get around it be adding as many respected LFS drivers to my buddy list on LFSW. Which I'm sure you've done.
However in the last couple of weeks I have had some of the best LFS races I've ever had in XFG and XFR servers. To me they tend to attract far more regular and respectable drivers compared to the FOX's and BF1 servers.
I do agree there seems to be an increasing small majority who revel in ruining peoples races. I reported one the other day in fact. I hope that this is just a current thing and they will get bored, I really do.
I unlike many on here don't mind football. Even though I'm a Derby County supporter, it's like watching paint dry. Anyway... I think the best bet for the finals are Italy and Holland this time.
An update to the in-race interface would go down a treat for me. You can never have enough info at your fingertips, although when I don't need it, I like the screen to be clear.
It's this type of mentality, the type of taking part and creating an even playing field despite differences in ability, that means UK sport (in a lot of areas) are making up the numbers compared to other countries.
I'm sorry I don't like getting in peoples arguments, but how on earth you can have an genuine realistic opinion about someone you've never met is beyond me.