I'd also like to note (being a member of the RC team tonight - "<Race Admin>") that I was,
A. impressed with the quality of racing in the first two races.
B. impressed by the patience and ability of the Race Control team to cope under pressure and,
C. Ashamed that race 3 was broadcasted. The commentary was biased and judgemental, the quality of driving was abysmal, with dangerous behaviour under the safety car, poor spacial awareness and a pathetic urge to make contact with anyone within a 200m radius. The only positive of the broadcast was the quality of the feed provided by Joe.
I strongly suggest every driver in this round re-reads the rules thoroughly, contemplate their own behaviour, not the actions of others, and return to the track for round three with a fresh attitude.
Remember, when any event is broadcasted you are representing Live for Speed, your teams, and yourselves to the sim racing community and the world. It's in your hands.
regards,
Kringle.
Server provider and temporary Race Admin for Round Two.
I strongly agree with you. With all this talk of LFS losing its appeal and beginning to age badly. Now would be the time to say "look, we have a great amount of talent here that's being wasted. Let's utilize it."
However, can I suggest one way to moderate the volume of content.
Everyone gets the tools to create their own content. But they have to submit it for consideration. And only the best quality mods make it onto the multiplayer lists. For the rest of the community to use.
I believe the Renault team runs from two seperate locations. Read it in a RaceCar technologies magazine. Engines in one factory (france) and the chassis in the UK.
You could get an underwater case if you have a camera already.
If not then you have the Olympus mju 850 sw or the 1030 sw. The 850 is 3m waterproof and can be dropped from 1.5m. And the 1030 is 10m waterproof and can be dropped from a height of 2m.