To be fair, it's where I spend at least half my LFS time and have had some crackin' races. But yes it can be quiet at times. I find if I join when it's empty it does not take long to become populated
The other half of my time is spent on SS1 or 2. Not far to the next licence
I'm not a fan of driving restricted cars when I can race the full powered versions elsewhere (and have done, for a fair bit). This means I don't visit the UF-BR server and pretty much avoided the GTR2 class run previously. Stroll on platinum for some GTR1 action
The exception may be the FJR once I get that next licence, as I've never driven the FO8 at all .
I'm not sure if it's the same in S1, but with S2 as soon as a new patch is released the next time you try to join a multiplayer game it will ask if you want to DL the new patch and install.
There are no specific time frames for releases. The pretty major patch Y came out just before Xmas, so I wouldn't expect anything too soon!
Aye, we got this thing going http://www.7stanes.gov.uk/ in Scotland where there is everyhting from kids runs to double black diamond stuff
All handily located not more than 2 hrs from my house.
Then theres the Fort William DH course (insane: 2.6km long, 525m descent :nod along with the huge XC trails located beneath it in the forest.
I do a bit of that when the weather stops me going rock climbing
Hahahahahahaha - brilliant stuff. I've read all the RD books years ago. I know it's a bit of a cliche, but they are better then the TV series (which I own on DVD )
Come to think of it the last 4 books I've read have all been (auto) biographies. Unusual for me!
If it's sciency things you like, I can recommend "In search of the Big Bang" by John Gribbin. In fact most books by him are superb examples of taking obscure or difficult topics and making them readable and interesting to the average punter (eg. ME!)
Impossible, it has been proved ducks have no personality and don't like being whistled at, unlike cows.
The bacony bits of pigs are nice, however the animal as a whole is uncalled for. I give you their ability to eat and digest anything as a primary example. They do however, have charachter as a redeeming feature (no, not trying to quote Pulp Fiction )
Dogs and domesticated animals in general require a new thread. However I will agree they are acceptable under certain controlled environments....
My girlfriend got me that for Xmas but not got around to starting it yet.
ATM I am reading an autobiography of one of Scotlands most famous mountaineers.
The Evidence of Things Not Seen - WH Murray.
Fantastic accounts of the golden era of development in Scottish winter climbing plus early explorations of the Himalayan peaks. He has a wonderful turn of phrase and a most philisophical outlook on many matters.
Time, practice and patience my friend. Tis the only way .
Some say start on the easier RW cars to learn their wiles then move up the grades as your ability and confidence grow.
I went for the "500 laps on BL1 with FZR" as my intro to LFS, once you can control that beast and put in consistant times the other cars become pussy cats when you go to try them
Dude, knowing what I know now about the game and the community, I wouldn't hesitate to recommend LFS 2 Alpha to anyone.
The money is not an issue considering the longevity, complexity and bl**dy great fun it entails
But beware, it may suck you in on the peripherals side........