That was different, if there is a pass to win due to a bad move we do tend to cancel the pass to win. But since no pass to win took place, you can't do anything.
And you don't just get given points, that's not how the world works. The guilty are punished and the innocent are happy that the guilty people have been punished. Anyway, this incident will be under review.
Lag crashes is hard to judge, yess. But I deffinately do not see why I am the one that has to suffer because Niko got a 512 kb Internet, while he is downloading porn. Or something. http://i164.photobucket.com/al ... /Shagz22/lfs_00000011.jpg
Niko did lag quite a bit today... Like when I was behind him and all of a sudden he goes flying as if I hit him while I have no damage whatsoever and my wheel did not detect any contact? :S
Anyways looking forward to seeing if I actually did win this.
Ok guys the stuff will be handled as soon as possible. I am in dire need of an some food so I will be back and the admin team and I will deal with all issues.
There will be no points given to anyone during any part of the season for any reason that I can think of at the moment. The only thing that can happen is people receiving the penalties that the have been convicted of and found to be guilty.
Well this is something that needs to be added to the system... That race should have ether been reset or the time gained from it, removed from the scoring sheet. I think other than that, Tim has the in-sim dialed in, but this is an important subject that really should be changeable during the event.
I don't think Kaw feels that what you did was deliberate, but you pushed wide in order to keep speed and then apologize by saying my car understeered due to wheel spin... That would be like saying, "oh, your on my outside but I would have to slow in order not to hit you, so I stayed full throttle and pushed you out of my way." The simple fact is that throughout the season, you have been pointed out for aggressive driving multiple times. We had this same debate after round 2 and I think its time you start playing like everyone else or the admins need to start taking action. Thought it seems it is to little late to change what happened in this and subsiquent rounds, it's something I want you to be aware of going into the final round.
Just remember that you don't have to purposely crash someone to ruin their race.
Ok, let me make this clear to everyone who has had, and will ever have a question about a race being reset. The only way in which results can be changed during the event is if there is contact and spinning during a Pass To Win move. That is it. It is too much pressure for the admins to dictate whether someone made a bad move or such. Take event 3 for example. Kasper vs Niko during the blocking incident. Had that review happened during the real event I would have called Kasper out and Niko would have continued, only to have later found out the truth. But since we do these penalties after the event I was able to look into it for an hour and a half and find the truth, which resulted in no penalties.
Then why did we get a report, and why are we wasting adminning time on a racing incident / non-deliberate manuover? ... I am hoping Kasper feels this was deliberate, especially with his behavior after the event...
I would like an honest opinion of when myself or the other admins have not been taking action? We have reviewed all incidents between Niko and Kasper as well as the one between Niko and yourself and agreed some were aggressive, others were followed up with aggressive manuavers on Kasper's side as well, but I am confident in our abilities to make the right decisions about handing out penalties as we have done so as fairly as I can tell.
This little dispute between Niko and Kasper needs to end as it has been going back and forth since the second event. The racing incidents we as admins have looked into have been aggressively on the borders of line breaking, but some of the attitudes coming at us from both sides of this equation are really making me think whether it's worth it to run... I've seen very good battles and amazing moves, H2H is about having the skills and the guts to make a move. We have seen very generous drivers slow down and wait for the other to catch up, but this dispute or whatever is plain non-sense and needs to stop at the track. I don't mind the aggressive racing, to the limits within the specified rules, but this bickering back and forth about "I think that should have been a penalty", "I demand a penalty", "this is unfair" needs to end. Bring up a simple report as Kasper did, then wait for the results... That all that needs to happen, no more ranting, no more bragging or crying that the penalty you wanted applied didn't get applied...
This is not pointed at anyone!But some people have made comments so this needs to be noted.. About the points you may/may not have lost because of anothers unfairness (when they actually get the penalties applied because of being unfair) can not be dealt with as we can't give you points for something you didn't do. Sure you may have made it to the finals if you hadn't been take out, but you might have crashed yourself. In real life racing, someone takes you out you do not get any points. I can not fairly do this, definitely not this series with 1 event remaining, probably not in future series. If you have an idea to change that there is always the improvent thread...
This was in response to zeugnimod's incident... Secondly, that is not to much pressure because you are not obligated to change a race. It's simply something that should be a part of your in-sim when those really obvious incidents accord, such as with the incident involving zeugnimod.*
*I have not reviewed this incident, I'm simply going off what I saw during the race and read in the forum.
Just because he didn't purposely push him into the tires, doesn't make it right for him to do so on accident...
I'm sorry if you took this the wrong way but the statement, "I think its time you start playing like everyone else or the admins need to start taking action" was directed to the future tense. I do not think the admins need to do anything different with this and/or any other subsequent events because those protest, incidents, and results where handled properly. I'm basically stating that super aggressive moves, that make the non-aggressors loose speed, may want to be looked at more strictly in the future, especially in reference to Niko.
I agree with this. I still feel the addition to the in-sim might be something to think about for next season for when blatant incidents do happen.
This incident has been reviewed now and will be announced later. It took us a solid 30 minutes of going through the replay. I don't think this was as "clear" as you seem to. I don't see any incident being all that clear. I want to be 100% certain about something instead of guessing, especially since the admin team all had different opinions on the matter...
I agree that you have to be 100% but all I was trying to say was that this might be something to consider for your in-sim for when you are 100% sure about something. I've made my point so that's all you'll hear from me about that, I just want you to know that I'm not disagreeing with any rulings you have made...
All you really need for an incident where you're 100% sure is a ban button. Which is something that already exists. We can only be 100% sure on incidents (we have only watched once) where a blatant piece of wrecking happened, which thankfully hasn't happened and never will.
Niko Demec 15pt P2 Penalty Aggressive, unsafe move that lead to an accident. (RC.2.5) Niko Demec & Patrik Seidler.jpgs Match8 Race1 Chris Karsten 10pt P1 Penalty Talking during Match2 Race1. (RC.1) H2HEvent4 Round1 Match2 Race1.mpr Match2 Race1 Niko Demec 10pt P1 Penalty Talking during Match10 Race1. (RC.1) H2HEvent4 Round2 Match10 Race1.mpr Match10 Race1 James Marsden 10pt P1 Penalty Talking during Match10 Race1. (RC.1) H2HEvent4 Round2 Match10 Race1.mpr Match10 Race1 Zdenek Cagas 10pt P1 Penalty Talking during Match11 Race1. (RC.1) H2HEvent4 Round2 Match11 Race1.mpr Match11 Race1
Filed Reports-
Niko Demec recieved a 15pt P2 penalty for very aggressive behvior at turn 1 of Match8 Race1. He had the speed but did not have the position to move in. Patrik had the corner and Niko squeezed into an unsafe area getting on the grass and bumping Patrik into a spin. The throttle control shows that Niko maintained this aggressive move during the initial contact and did release when Patrik spun however and this advantage is the reason for the penalty.
Kasper Johnsen's complaint about Niko Puntola has been disregarded as a racing incident where both racers were aggressive but Niko did have advantage into the corner. After watching the replay from several angles Niko had the rights to the corner and Kasper tried an aggressive move to put his car where it didn't really belong as Niko had more than 98% of his car in front of Kasper. Niko took the corner aggresively but as stated had the rights to keep the line that he chose.
Those are the results for slightly more info look at the replays and the attachment here to see more.
Sorry for my reaction last night. I take back the "stupid" and "ridiculous" comment. It wasn't directed at the admins or the whole league anyway if that's how you understood it. I normally don't get that angry over LFS but I really think I had chances for the final seeing that I had the second fastest quali time. There is finally a league I might get a good position in in the end and it gets destroyed like this.
But still, if he did what every clean and fair racer would have done (especially considering that it was his first event and I was in a fight for the podium in the championship) and waited for me after causing an accident (which he apparently wanted to do at first but then he decided to just go on for whatever reason) this wouldn't have happened.
For the rest, I agree with Nolan. Such incidents need to be reviewed during the race IMO.
As we said, it can't happen because it took 3 of us half an hour to agree on your incident, and on other incidents in the previous weeks it has taken an equally long time. Now, if we have two of those in an event, that's 1 hour of waiting for the racers, which is unacceptable for those not involved in incidents. So, like in real life short races, we do the judging after the races to keep the event flowing, and like in real life sometimes you get unlucky with your races, and you have to move on.
And thanks for apologising - it takes a real racer to see his flaw