Maybe it would be nice to have the number of comments for every article in brackets behind the news title in the box on top of this forum? This way it'd be easier to know if it's worth clicking the link another time
I'm not talking about unstable setups unlike what your Polish friend suggests
I'm saying that for putting down a good laptime, you need, apart from skills, a bit of luck. Because sometimes you just can't get that laptime (after a couple of tries) which you know is possible with the setup; putting the best splittimes together tells you that a perfect lap would mean a better laptime and that all that is needed is more practise with the setup.
With the application you're suggesting, that setup wouldn't be saved, because you didn't improve your laptime. With my suggestion, that laptime would be saved because the split times are faster.
That's right Sometimes your split times can be faster, but you just can't get the splits together.. that's why I think storing setups by split times is much more interesting. Also, this would give an interesting insight on setup changes and their influence on sector times.
I don't have time for such a project, but I like the idea! One thing to bear in mind is that sometimes a better setup doesn't make for a better laptime. I would go one step further and save setups for the fastest splittimes.
Agreed with above, thanks for the investigation and great work on finding a penalty that hits the person in question, rather than the team he disadvantaged (or at least as little as possible in this situation).
^ What he said. The right amount of rest is possibly even more important than the right amount of excercises. I don't know if you're new to running, but 5km every day seems quite a lot to me, if you're a beginner. I'd start off with three times a week, max.
(Edit: beaten by the runmeister himself. :razz
And one thing I think is missing in your plans is food. Make sure you take enough carbs everyday to give you the energy to keep this up, and make sure you take enough endosperms (just looked that up with babelfish; wtf? :shy for muscle recovery.
(Edit: aanndd apparently the food thing isn't new in this thread either, you might just wanna skip this post! )
Close call between andRo., JO53PHS and Taavi.. but Taavi get's my vote: nice 'n crisy!
I like Thunderhead's image a lot too, but at least one of the cars should have been sharp imo
I think you're asolutely right Marco. Unless something bad happens, the driver right in front of you on the grid (in positions) should be your target, no matter how big a gap he leaves to the car in front.
I've discussed this with André and found the reason for this problem here. I was going to make vids and screenshots and etc. but luckily the screenshot in Josh' post already explains what's going on. As you can see, according to LFS, André's position is 5th at the moment the screenshot was taken. Now looking at where he is in the pack, his position should obviously be 3rd. Unfortunately André used the big figure in the top right of his screen to orientate, and you can see from the replay that LFS calculates his position as 5th/4th from the beginning of the straight, until the finish line.
We've taken note of this and will make sure to prevent this from happening next time around, by using only windows and mirrors to navigate to our position.
After experiencing almost half an hour of one of the best and fair fights I've ever seen in LFS, I have to say it's such a pity to see this. Especially when it's actually you who's handing out the first bump just a second before the push you refer too. We never even thought to complain about that though, because it was completely in line with the great battle and in our opinion all fair.
Yes it was unlucky that you touched the wall there, but on behalf of Vince I can assure you it definitely wasn't on purpose.