Except that it's really not
It's just that most mods are made by people who don't have a clue as to what they're doing 
Well, we've been driving all the other cars in LFS for all these years while their handling was wrong as well, obviously
Driver 1 was amazing for its time. I'll definitely be picking this up for the console if it's any good 
****in' A, that's awesome
The drummer really carries that show, without him it'd just be an average band doing a cover.All that perfectly good oil gone to waste, while we're running low as it is. Depressing, indeed 
The way I see the whole Hammilton - Button deal is as follows:
McLaren: Lewis, you need to save fuel, both cars are doing the same (this is very important to note).
Lewis: Jenson is closing in on me, you guys. Ie. how can he be doing the same if he's closing in on me?
Lewis: If I back off, will Jenson pass me? Ie. have you told Jenson to save fuel as well like you said or not?
McLaren: No, Lewis, no (call me crazy but just from the way the guys says it I think you can tell he's lying).
It was a legitimate question from Lewis and his reaction after the race was very understandable. He didn't expect the team to give him an easy victory, but if the team says to him to save fuel and that Jenson is doing the same, but Jenson gains rapidly on him when he backs off it's very understandable that he's confused and wants to know what the **** is going on. Ie. am I racing Button or is he on fuel saving mode as well.
5haz, I have to agree with the other guys on this one. Yes, it's a race but team orders have existed for a long long time now and as a racing driver it's only logical that you expect your team to give you accurate information. If they'd said "Yeah, there's a chance Button will make a move" then he would have been more defensive and Button would likely not have been able to get so close to him. But the team assured him he was on fuel saving mode as well and would not make a move so obviously he was surprised when Button did what he did.
I mean... it's totally understandable, I don't see what you don't get or find so strange or whatever
McLaren: Lewis, you need to save fuel, both cars are doing the same (this is very important to note).
Lewis: Jenson is closing in on me, you guys. Ie. how can he be doing the same if he's closing in on me?
Lewis: If I back off, will Jenson pass me? Ie. have you told Jenson to save fuel as well like you said or not?
McLaren: No, Lewis, no (call me crazy but just from the way the guys says it I think you can tell he's lying).
It was a legitimate question from Lewis and his reaction after the race was very understandable. He didn't expect the team to give him an easy victory, but if the team says to him to save fuel and that Jenson is doing the same, but Jenson gains rapidly on him when he backs off it's very understandable that he's confused and wants to know what the **** is going on. Ie. am I racing Button or is he on fuel saving mode as well.
5haz, I have to agree with the other guys on this one. Yes, it's a race but team orders have existed for a long long time now and as a racing driver it's only logical that you expect your team to give you accurate information. If they'd said "Yeah, there's a chance Button will make a move" then he would have been more defensive and Button would likely not have been able to get so close to him. But the team assured him he was on fuel saving mode as well and would not make a move so obviously he was surprised when Button did what he did.
I mean... it's totally understandable, I don't see what you don't get or find so strange or whatever
Why is that? Do real GTR cars have auto-blip? Genuine question, not being sarcastic.
Nope, like pretty much all mp3 players the car stereo probably reads the info from the ID3 tags. If they're not filled in (correctly) it will obviously not show up (correctly). I guess that's what you get if you download mp3's from torrents that haven't been properly ripped from the CD I ****ing hate it when I download an album and the tags aren't filled in.
Anyway, I use Tag & Rename to manage my tags. If you have at least named your mp3's in a consistent manner (like artistname - songname.mp3) you can set it up to automatically write the correct tags based on the filename for all your songs, shouldn't take more than a few clicks.
I ****ing hate it when I download an album and the tags aren't filled in.Anyway, I use Tag & Rename to manage my tags. If you have at least named your mp3's in a consistent manner (like artistname - songname.mp3) you can set it up to automatically write the correct tags based on the filename for all your songs, shouldn't take more than a few clicks.
That's alright, we can all see which server it was by just looking up your race results on LFSW
Haha, that puts things in a whole different perspective
You sure showed IHR 
Ahhh, lovely Supra's! Makes me want to fire up the Supra mod for rFactor
iRacing isn't an LFS server It's a different sim. And it was meant partly in jest
It's a different sim. And it was meant partly in jest Try iRacing 
Or if you want to stick with LFS, try some other servers. There's a few good ones, I should think.
Or if you want to stick with LFS, try some other servers. There's a few good ones, I should think.
It's an email. But it should apply to all users, regardless of whether or not you received the mail.
Nope, just sign up for a year or more before the end of June.
Which he may very well have done in this incident as well if Vettel hadn't moved to the right early.
Oh, I can do that for you.
I'm still working on the new tyre model and it still isn't finished.
Seriously, what else would you expect to hear that Scawen hasn't already said (multiple times) before? Until he finishes work on the new tyre model and whatnot, there simply isn't much to report
Just upload it again
You have it on your computer, don't you? Lol, indeed. And he's only done a grand total of 51 laps online, too
And this while having joined 1798 hosts If you mean he shouldn't trust Webber to just roll over and let him pass easily then yes, I agree. He shouldn't trust any driver to do that, by the way.
No. He. Wasn't. Vettel was like half a car length ahead of Webber when he swerved right. He wasn't past Webber, ie. he hadn't overtaken Webber. He was in the process of overtaking him but steered to the right too early and into Webber. As has been said many times before, they were still quite a way removed from the braking zone so really... there was no reason for Vettel to move to the right like he did.
Webber held his line, as was his every right. Vettel steered into him.
You make it sound as if rFactor is the only alternative, which isn't the case
I would think the sim that is currently drawing the most people away from LFS is iRacing There already is such a thread somewhere. You can dig it up if you want
Yeah, that's come up and been discussed before. Ad nauseum. On pretty much every single sim racing forum
I think it's safe to say any possible arguments both for and against the subscription system have been stated hundreds of times already There's tons of people who feel the same way and tons of people who disagree.In the end what it comes down to is: it is what it is and you either love it or leave it. Plain and simple.
EDIT: just thought I'd point out you don't have to buy all the content to get started. I'm sure you know this but just thought I'd mention it as in your post you say "you first have to buy all the content", which isn't the case. The initial investment to get started can be as little as $5 if you use on of their many promotions. After that you just pay your subscription every month if you want to keep racing, and any additional content you want, that's up to you. If you want a break from racing then simply stop renewing your subscription.
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I notice all 3 of the servers you mention have the word "crash" in them
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