Eric was on the white line on the left hand side of the track when he was hit. Runas had almost the entire track to turn in from. The car in front has the rights to the road when they are clearly in front. Eric had about 40% overlap which grants him right to racing room according to NDR's sporting code.
Though I have to ask, what is wrong with holding a line and not giving someone else more room? If someone gets overlap and they're in the middle of the road, they're entitled to drive down the middle of the road. Why do they have to give the person on the inside more room?
You pretty clearly drove onto Eric's line. He had overlap, and therefor right to the line. You hit him off the road before the braking zone, so I don't see what "stupid move" he made. Drivers to not have to move over for someone else who is driving into their lane. It doesn't matter if he had half the track to his left. If he is in a lane and has overlap then you do not have the right to drive into him.
I fail to see how you driving someone off the road is a racing incident.
Yeah, this is what I meant. EQ Worry makes something really useful, then makes it so only a fraction of the servers will have it. Obviously everyone could pay, but realistically that'll never happen.
Yes... that was the entire point of my post. Cheaper = more people who don't take it seriously.
Edit. I think a lot of what's being complained about is a direct result of how approachable LFS is. You can download it and play demo with pretty much anything, hell you could probably get a powerglove to control LFS if you had the right connector. The full version isn't that much more difficult to get into, a one time fee (for the foreseeable future) and you can race on most servers without even having done a lick of practice.
iRacing isn't as approachable (the cost drives many away) and from what I hear has cleaner racing. Then of course it has a built in safety rating. The two games have completely different directions with how they handle things and the communities are going to be different because of this.
I'm not saying we should just accept LFS for what it is and throw our hands up in defeat, because there's people like EQ Worry with his already-mentioned experience index. Just a shame you have to pay/donate to get your hands on that.
DMT wasn't actually contending for the official win and was holding up EER. A few times it was asked if anyone from spdo was in the IRC room. When it became obvious there was no representative there was really nothing else for the admins to do in order to keep the fight between who it should have been between.
Team Name: Something Awful Racing
Number: 24
Car: FZR
Drivers:
pik_d, S. Rose, USA
phatdragonx, R. Young, USA
tmehlinger, T. Mehlinger, USA
BlackRider, E. Smith, USA
wilko868, C. Wilkinson, ENG
GTAL did GT2 @ KY3 earlier this season. You may do well do check which teams did well (7Karat comes to mind) and ask them directly. I guarantee no results, but it's worth a shot.
Rule 5.2.2 updated to: Drivers must upload hotlaps to LFSW (or the driver registration thread) within the benchmark time at any two tracks on the calendar with the car they registered to drive
Yes it's called ICantStandAnnoyingPeople-itus. It's an old guy trying to be 20 again and a pair of tits stumbling over every other sentence they manage to read out from the cue cards.
All I learned about rFactor 2 is that it's evolutionary except for the tire model, and it doesn't run on crappy laptops, which they apologized for about 17 times.