And in a few months we can also celebrate the 5-year anniversary of the latest new car.
October 11 this year marks that 200 weeks have passed since it was announced that the Scirocco would be out in a week. But hey, whats an extra one thousand three hundred and ninety two days of waiting when we all know how awesome it's going to be?
On cruise servers, I shake my head at the cops whenever they manage to bust me. If the animated drivers could look up and down, I'd be nodding in true "Night at the Roxbury"-style all day.
BW straight with UF1: Put a book on the accelerator, clean the house, watch 6 episodes of Family Guy, do the dishes, have a look at the screen just to make sure the car isn't heading off the track, reinstall WinXP on one of the other computers just to pass time. After this is done it should be about time to start turning.
Yup, center spring is a no-no. And lower the in-game FF strength till the wheel is stable as said. To much FF makes the wheel feel "jaggy" when turning it slowly anyway
For some reason i was looking at this shirt at a LeatherMan store here in Oslo, and didn't notice the patch at first. It caught my eye as I put the shirt back in the rack. Cool, huh?
If you look closely, it actually says "Live FUR speed".
I would've bought the shirt if it just wasn't so damned ugly
Now there's a point... Single-seater races at night isn't very realistic anyway is it? I didn't think about that when I last posted.
Besides, night-time races would probable make LFS more system-intensive. Which would be a shame as I love being able to play it on the crappy comp at my parents' house whenever I'm there for the weekend But as the game evolves towards S3 it'll most likely become more system intensive anyway, I guess
Or just imagine if it was possible to have every track being synchronized with their respective timezones, as the LFS tracks are located all over the world.
Ex: If you are playing on the daytime in Europe and you join a server running on Fern Bay (Jamaica) the race would be at night because it would be nightime in Jamaica IRL Anyone following?
Sounds cool, but such a feature would present problems in multiplayer. Players on different timezones around the world would be driving under completely different lighting conditions in the same race.
Imagine a player in Europe racing an Australian player, one of them would be driving in the dark and the other one in daylight Wouldn't be very fair I think...
I have the clutch assigned to the X button on my Driving Force wheel, and it works fine for me as my thumb usually rests near that button when I drive
I mainly use the clutch to build up revs and powerslide my way out of nasty understeer situations (works about 2 out of 10 times...haha)
This happened to me once, I believe I just reinstalled the game instead of trying to fix the issue... But how about reinstalling/updating your graphics card driver?