Quote from The Moose :

Ohh yeah! Classic

TLL i just remembered as well (tornado low level)

hmm never heard of that one, i used to play microprose's GUNSHIP 45mins to find any enemy then 2 mins to blow me up arrrgghhh

Quote from FL!P :

Not sure what you mean, here. IMO, the solution would be for the skins_x folder (or its contents) to be encoded by LFS, to prevent people from seeing and re-using downloaded skins.

Yeah thats what i was getting at

or encript the skins_x folder so u cant view them via the folder

Last edited by FOGlegsy, Tue 3 Apr 2007, 17:11.

Quote from ATC Quicksilver :

Also Winter Olympics on the Atari was good fun, cross country skiing involved wiggling your joystick left to right for about 20 minutes, usually resulting in either a broken wrist or a broken joystick.

i remember simular games, daily thompsons decathlon and track and field!

Quote from james12s :

got there first, u posted while i typed

http://www.pcworld.co.uk/martprd/product/seo/886217

not a bad price considering what u get inside.

Quote from The Moose :

School Dayz

What a game!

bubble bobble, exitebike,supersprint,super offroad, battlecars on the 48k speccy (rubber keyed one) and many many many more..


ohh i forgot one, 720! what a cool skateboard game

I saw a good lag crash in STCC2 the other day,
2 cars were infront when one lagged and dissapeared, 5 seconds later the said car popped back onscreen litrally in the same place as the other car infront BOOM! 1 car went one way the other car in the other , all you could hear is BEEP BEEP and a a few WTF's! in the chat menu,

Once the sorrys and explanations were said they got back to racing,

The rally school stage is great fun for practicing, if i remember the stage was only around 1:20 and pretty fast, The cars feel nice and powerfull and are great for some hot rally action

1 min your fine next its.... TREE!

There is a link in the first post to download the patch manually if the autoupdater fails to work

I dont think its fair booting to spectate somebody who has just been lapped by three drivers.

annoying when u realise u flicked that cockpit ignition while going for the starter and your now sitting in the middle of the track with a flat battery with no hope of restarting.

Yes the XT 500 has a decompresser that opens once you try to kick it up,
i remember as my friend used to own one as a field bike and it nearly snapped my leg a few times as my foot slipped of during kicking it up,

I saw it in game for 5.99 (in the uk) and with RBR net it works online!

Its truly hardcore tho, a great drive

Quote from Madman_CZ :

yeah pretty cool, i also liked the effect you get when you mouse over the heading on that page

I didnt see that first time around, what a nice effect

Imagine of of those creaping up on you in the middle of the night

With LFS and NKP you get a great driving experiance,
NKP is probrably better with stalling and great sounds but LFS has the best online mode,(its hard at times finding even one person online in NKP!),
Both of these sims however feel like the tyres are touching the tarmac, unlike the G motor based games with its floaty driving experiance

Quote from DTrott :

To be honest I want this on the XRT with my drift skin:

my ohh my, imagine modded XRT's going around blackwood looking like that!

Quote from herki :

MSN was pretty precise with the bird's eye view, so here you go: that's where I'm living

yup thats a real good shot, mine is not much to look at.

not as good as the NKP one but good try

I agree, Thats why i play LFS
The killer for Rf is the shoddy way they looked after the mods, nowhere to centrally download them from and 6-7 diffrent versions of some tracks,
I used to find myself downloading a new mod/track nearly everynight so i could get a race!
Nowadays its so much better just having to plug my wheel in to play LFS knowing i can connect to every public server in the lobby

But that it the mod maker's fault not RF's. Some of the models are quite frankly stunning, (megane,f-1, ect ect)

Dont forget the..........:bananadea :bananadea :bananadea :bananadea :bananadea :bananadea

Quote from csimpok :

Anyway I have the feeling that a mouse is better suited for controlling a car and you can see lots of mouse drivers pretty close to wr's at some tracks (mainly with slower cars though).

But I would recommend a wheel, a used Momo from Ebay won't empty your bank account IMO

or a driving force pro

19" wide here i would love a 22" but i think 3 19" on a triple head would be pretty cool (in my dreams)

running here at a max of 1440 x 900 not so good as i used to run my 19" CRT at 1600 x 1200 but i have a hell of a lot more space now i got rid of that 19" CRT