Just look for the prices of that same card on your region, just make sure it's a 256MB 7600GT(PCI-E obviously).
Get that with the additional 512MB of ram and you won't need another hardware update in a few years...Gamingwise at least.
Get that with the additional 512MB of ram and you won't need another hardware update in a few years...Gamingwise at least.
Atis X800 and Nvidias GeForce 6800 series should be enough for you to play S3. They are cheap too.
Well I do, and it really intensifies the experience(immersion) and makes me faster because I concentrate harder.
It's just too much fun...
I'd rather think what's best and most beneficial for LFS.
Sure, demo racers are most likely the biggest bunch to attend if an event of some sort was arranged, I'd still try to get NEW people into LFS.
Who knows, this total stranger could very well be the next hilarious forum spammer, which actually makes me reconsider my thoughts
j/k
Sure, demo racers are most likely the biggest bunch to attend if an event of some sort was arranged, I'd still try to get NEW people into LFS.
Who knows, this total stranger could very well be the next hilarious forum spammer, which actually makes me reconsider my thoughts
j/k
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Giving the licence to a particular pre-defined character, although I believe you when you say he deserves it, cannot attract people into LFS as much as some cool event could.
Maybe a guy who's never heard of LFS is better if you Think about it.
What would give LFS the largest amount of positive publicity and therefore potential customers? That's the first thing to consider imo. Then it would be easier to figure out the details but of course, it has to promote good racing.
So, is it really necessary to give the licence to a demo racer in particular?
So, is it really necessary to give the licence to a demo racer in particular?
Would it be on one occasion only or maybe an event say every 3 months?
To encourage good racing behaviour obviously but what are the motivators behind this if I may ask?
To encourage good racing behaviour obviously but what are the motivators behind this if I may ask?
Sorry for OT but I get "obsolete video" when I try to load any .mpr replays. Any ideas?
That worked really good until the changes in the finnish system. I love Tallinn for all the other stuff it offers, the old city is really something to visit.
You can buy the several times internationally competition winning Koff beer for 17,90€ for a 24-pack, as I did today, yesterday and the day before
I'm a proper finnish drunk, when I'm not drinking I play LFS.
I'll post some language tips when I get my head a bit sober.
edit: beer can be cheaper still but it's gonna change with the new 'legislation' of not being allowed to sell beer cheaper as the more you buy. Hope you get the point, hard for me to put that in english
I'm a proper finnish drunk, when I'm not drinking I play LFS.
I'll post some language tips when I get my head a bit sober.
edit: beer can be cheaper still but it's gonna change with the new 'legislation' of not being allowed to sell beer cheaper as the more you buy. Hope you get the point, hard for me to put that in english
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Wow, why Finland?
Crime happens but it's pretty much something you won't even notice if you keep yourself away from the obvious threats...Don't go to parks drinking beer alone at nights etc. 1st thing that pops into mind are the gangs formed by refugees of various nationalities who mug ppl and steal anything that's of some value. In large groups they rule the night full of drunken ppl who can't look after them selves. I have never had any problems and if I had I really couldn't blame but myself.
Finland is pretty safe IMO.
haha, drank 16 beers but that doesn't stop me from posting!
As you don't need tips to attract women, here's the two common things you hear:
What's the time? = Paljonko kello (on)?
Where's the nearest cheap pint? = missä on halvin tuoppi?
I'm a bit out of imagination here but I'll post more later perhaps, if I remember.
I think you'll manage.
PS. Finnish language is easy in the way that you can pronounce it JUST like it is in text. Just try to mumble it as the way it's written, you'll be understood
As you don't need tips to attract women, here's the two common things you hear:
What's the time? = Paljonko kello (on)?
Where's the nearest cheap pint? = missä on halvin tuoppi?
I'm a bit out of imagination here but I'll post more later perhaps, if I remember.
I think you'll manage.
PS. Finnish language is easy in the way that you can pronounce it JUST like it is in text. Just try to mumble it as the way it's written, you'll be understood
Be sure to visit Hietaniemen ranta ("hietsu", a nice beach), LOTS of temptative women there so be careful. There's the amusement park Linnanmäki a few kilometers from the centrum and definitely Suomenlinna (suokki) is the place to be on hot sunny days. The ferry to the small island travels quite frequently from the big marketplace near the president's "castle". As you go there be sure to walk through the esplanadi park, lots of happy drunken ppl and a few live performances usually involving just about anything.
Hmm, what else is there...I recall a nice bar which keeps the temperature below -20 degrees celsius so you can really chill when it's too hot. IIRC it's on yliopistonkatu (the street close to the Helsinki univeristy).
I'll post more later, now I must do the basic finnish thing, drink a lot of beer while not talking.
Hmm, what else is there...I recall a nice bar which keeps the temperature below -20 degrees celsius so you can really chill when it's too hot. IIRC it's on yliopistonkatu (the street close to the Helsinki univeristy).
I'll post more later, now I must do the basic finnish thing, drink a lot of beer while not talking.
Great!
Yes, I left the game very quick indeed, took about a second. I usually just leave rather than start flaming on someone for pushing me off track so thanks Scawen for making it easier
Yes, I left the game very quick indeed, took about a second. I usually just leave rather than start flaming on someone for pushing me off track so thanks Scawen for making it easier
A small correction to what I said earlier. I take the bf1 out, pick any spot on the tarmac, stop the car and then brake 100%. Then I turn my wheel (red momo) to either side full lock and let it go while still braking 100%, it just jiggles for about 50 degrees worth of wheel movement and it does it forever!
Anyone else get this?
About the flatspots. I read Scawens explanation about the wheel turn compensation and decided to put it to 1.00, then did some tests and actually felt the flatspots much better, at only a very low pace though. Earlier I confused them with the bumps on the track, the effect was so tame.
Can't feel a thing. I really don't think it's there.
What's up with this; at least in BF1 if I hold my brakes while on full stop and turn the wheel and let it go, it zig zags to the middle
1st LFS crash ever
While online I pressed esc, then leave and I got this error message.
Latest patch applied of course. I'll put my specs up if needed.
My comp never crashes, it's very optimized.
Latest patch applied of course. I'll put my specs up if needed.
My comp never crashes, it's very optimized.
C'mon stop hammering the site...you can get an SMS when it comes out.
God...
God...
Well it's nothing like real life but better than the spring...
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