As far as I am aware [I don't bother to read the private section of NDR forum, where some things are discussed :P], nothing has been planned yet, but I would like to do a head to head format event like our last special event. The head to head format was quite fun / interesting imo.
If we did it we'd probably make a new layout to make a change.
I don't know what deko wants to do at the moment but I'll ask him if I have time
I can sort of admin it because I have *obtained* :shhh: a wireless internet connection from some nearby location, and this connection is good enough to support LFS.
On the down side, I am having more of a life on holiday, and if I am on LFS I will have to take periodic breaks to stop the spanish climate overheating my computer.
A couple of times in the past we've had some really quite good TBO racing on the New Dimension Racing public server, and today, the server returns for another run
With a number of multiclass servers now at the more populated end of the LFS server list, there was really a lack of servers that had simple, single class, enjoyable racing.
With NDR.TBO Racing, we aim to provide the following things
A points system, but on a 'just for fun' basis. You don't need a certain level of points or level of experience to drive certain cars. All the cars available can be driven by anyone and everyone. All the points from the previous running of NDR public server are saved, so you maintain your rank from last time the server was running.
An almost totally clean racing environment, with no tolerance for idiotic driving and unsporting behavior. NDR admins will be on server as often as possible and will actively watch drivers behaviour, and issue any appropriate penalties.
As with all NDR TBO events, the FXO will require a 3% restriction to stop it owning everyone
Join now at NDR.TBO Racing
Currently a bit empty but following this major plug post it should fill up somewhat. Server downtime will occur sometime later tonight due to 500 servers maintenance, but the server should be up and running fully after this.
If i've missed any details please tell me. This is quite likely because i'm bad at writing plug posts.
Murderers liked the early models, at least, with proper locking differentials, which were very good off-road. This meant they could drive far into the woods to bury their victims’ heads.
Now I know you're all gonna say I copied jens with this picture, but I did start it several days before he posted and it is by pure coincidence that we have come up with the same idea
Anyway, here's my not yet final entry. External image (picture taken by me) attached.
I've done a results image thing to fill the gap on the website, although the results there are the the same as on spdo, but with a few more details included.
And at the sort of price range you're looking at, whatever big engined (as in V8) car you buy will either be really quite old, or a complete dog. Either look for something less powerful but still reasonably quick, or raise your budget.