The online racing simulator
Probably not going back...
I dont really plan on going back to Race 1. I had 3 guys mad at me because i accidentaly crashed them. Im starting to find S2 not very friendly AT all. These guys need to ****ing chill out. Its a game!

~cobra
alright, you do that.
I MIGHT after i get over this
#5 - sam93
Quote from 1995CobraR :I MIGHT after i get over this

If I remember rightly, when you was on earlier today you kept on getting in a huff because you wasn't getting any points or any for that matter, and I can't recall any arguments against any fellow racers you was involved with.
oh hey its you! no it was like 2 hours ago or so. So it was more recent
Many will agree with me, IT'S NOT A GAME, BUT A SIMULATION, and when the time comes and you understand it, you'll follow the CTRA rules , and before join any CTRA server you must practice offline until you have an ok setup for your driving style, then when joining you won't crash any moving thing
http://setupfield.teaminferno.hu/

Good sets.
These are the sets the fast people use, but remember - the set isn`t everything. You`ll need to practice some with them, because they can often be butt-hard to control.
They are a great starting point. For most people I would decrease camber and soften the suspension a tad to help make the car more stable and get the tires to last longer.
Don't worry about the little crashes what were a pure accident and get on with the race but if you don't think it was a pure accident there is the report feature ($report). Also you will get a lot quicker over time, try to learn to handle the XRG on the CTRA servers you get twice the amount of points, and you know your in control with that car as if you don't keep it under control you will find yourself spinning.

Sam.

P.S If you send me a PM with your email in, I will be happy enough to help you out a little bit, make you faster and better, I wont be able to do it today though maybe on monday.
Quote from nelson_trujillo :Many will agree with me, IT'S NOT A GAME, BUT A SIMULATION, and when the time comes and you understand it, you'll follow the CTRA rules , and before join any CTRA server you must practice offline until you have an ok setup for your driving style, then when joining you won't crash any moving thing

Even Victor (triple V for intimi) was a bit in limbo about that.

http://stage6.divx.com/Sim-Rac ... terview---Victor-from-LFS
I was saying to a friend of mine last night after some drama I had ducked out of. That people forget to give when they go online. In real life if you walk through a door you'd hold it open for the next person. Online we seem to forget that. We just go straight for the sweer words.

But sim racing is built on giving. The CTRA, and every other server out there, is setup not as a business but a giving enterprize. There are a lot of people in sim racing who are willing to give, maybe not servers or X-Systems and what have you because that's not their remit, but they will give a bit of courtesy - right up until their patience is exhausted by bumps, taps and spins.

This thread shows it, a hissy fit prima donna but then look... Tips and advice follow.

We're a giving community here in LFS and we're built upon the concept of being kind to each other. We'd all do well to remember that when we're about to blame driver X for an accident that, in truth, we only think is most likely to be their fault and that's mostly on the grounds of not thinking it was our own fault.

Of course, not everybody is a giver. Some are not able to extend courtesy or to do anything that isn't in their own self interest. We can't give such people an epithany or make them into something they are not, but I can say "ner ner na ner ner you're banned" but you all know the report feature so I want go into that here.

Enjoy the racing this weekend guys .
Quote from Becky Rose :

.... We'd all do well to remember that when we're about to blame driver X for an accident that, in truth, we only think is most likely to be their fault and that's mostly on the grounds of not thinking it was our own fault.


way to quote the obvious

FGED GREDG RDFGDR GSFDG