I'd be happy for them to be removed from all cars...

Obviously, it's now time to leave work...

Quote from Frankmd :

So, when will it be out? CET please... Im not in the GMT timezone.

It's British Summer Time here at the moment anyway...

Quote from Dygear :

It would be cool to see Live For Speed's logo on an F1 car for real. I mean, wow.

mmm, Imola GP coincides with launch date

Logi Momo Force - red one - figure I'd buy a dfp if I needed a replacement in a hurry...

There's a public herbie skin for the UFR but you'll need to buy S2 to drive that...

I don't drive the LX's as much as I'd like to. I have the handling problems others seem to - too heavy right foot is my main problem - as a result I don't feel confident enough to go out & race with others (don't want to spoil their fun) - so don't... pity really.

Perhaps I should try a really heavy understeering set up & take it from there?

Some insurance statistics once showed certain car colours had higher accident rates... iirc red & black were above average whilst beige was below average.

However, it subsequently turned out that the stats were putting the cart before the horse & it was more a question of what colour was more likely to appeal to different types of driver - eg what 17yo is going to buy a beige car?

as they say 'there's lies, damn lies & statistics'

Quote from Vendetta :

Seems like scam to me. :bandit:

:iagree:

Anything that seems too good to be true usually is.

I wouldn't go giving my credit card details to them. :twocents:

Err, a no from here too. Car damage - so you're out of the current race is enough...

Quote from mr_spoon :

- Worms (not any later versions as they aren't as 'pure').

I've forgotten about worms. My gf (now wife) fell about laughing at "I'm gonna get you..."

I don't know that I'd come up with 10 cars in an all time wanted list. But lets try:

1. Lotus Esprit
2. E-Type Jaguar (probably a 2+2 so I'd fit in it)
3. Land Rover Defender (to go shopping)
4. 2 CV
5. MGB GT
6. Range Rover (Classic pre 94 shape)
7. Austin Seven (something properly old & built in Longbridge)
8. Mini Cooper (a real one)
9. A Bentley/Rolls of some description (probably from the 70's or 80's)
10. Ford Focus (got to have something to go to work in)

mmm, yes, that'd do it

Quote from L(Oo)ney :

I'll give it a month, tops, before you're back on here complaining about the pedals going awol.

Are they no good/not very durable then?

GPL
F1GP (& GP2)
Indy 500
Sim City (& SC 2000)

Quote from Bob Smith :

3 is the only one that looks reasonable to me.

I'd agree with that - Option 3 looks most promising

Most (nearly all?) licensed racers will have moved on to S2a

Edit: Just noticed it's already been answered above:

Last edited by W1LLSD4D, Wed 28 Dec 2005, 18:23.

Quote from XXXg3 :

ok thx, I just tryed downloading Paint shop pro and it said Invalid File when it was done...illepall

Three possible (free) alternatives to psp are:

Paint.net
The Gimp
Photo Filtre

All available through here: http://www.snapfiles.com/freeware/gmm/fwgraphicedit.html

Nothing, spent all my money on my 4-yo son

Quote from axus :

It affects the linearity of the steering wheel, as you turn it. Here is an explaination from Slartibartfast:

Wheel Turn Compensation range: 0.00 – 1.00
This is steering non-linearity. Lower number = more linear. This setting can be of vital importance. For one thing, how do you expect or want the car to act when turning the wheel to say, 11 o’clock overhand? Also, it’s important to experiment and fine tune while timing laps. Reading slip angle is very tough in sims. It’s possible to have a car and interface that feels terrific, but do not use the front tires to their full potential.

Axus

thanks for putting this up. For ages I've been wanting to race the rear wheel drive cars - but was finding them impossible to handle - going from lots of understeer to lots of oversteer very quickly. After reading this, I went & looked at my WTC setting & found it on 1.0 (so totally non-linear) - can't think that I've ever looked at this. After a quick change to 0.5 & I'm finding these cars much more controllable

No, Christmas Day :wmann3: is for the whole family, so will be playing (xxxxxx) with my son during the day, eating the obligatory half a stone of turkey and then, I suspect I just might have a shandy too many in the evening after he's in bed... :drink: Suspect a number of people will have a similar itenary.

mmm, I think I'd happily pay £12 every couple of years for an update... (S4,5,6 etc)

Think of it like 'licensing' and £6 a year isn't too bad at all (at work I pay out about £40,000 a year for various software licences)

I'm just glad I don't have to enter my real weight

Anybody said

"When it's ready"

yet?