I've had this for a while, and looking through the first couple pages in this forum, I haven't seen anything posted on this.
Using the 45 degree look left button in the FBM, I get a small strip of transparent car at the left edge of the screen. Dunno if anyone else gets this, or if it's just my computer. See attached pic.
Just figured I'd say something positive about demo'ers for a change , and talk about a great racing night I just had on FA(fast americans) demo server. BL1, fbmw.
Top 6-7ish were all mid-low 1:13's, a ton of respect and great driving. I haven't seen driving like this since watching the demo-only s2 competition. Replay attached below... and unfortunately, me representing s2 got owned by the competition :P
I think that you should buy the game if you want to play with the XRT because the most S2'ers prefers you support the dev's work instead of leeching the teaser they've released for you to test the game. There is another reason that you should buy the game, because with S2, you can actually use the xrt, and thus there is no big change. That's what I had on my mind
I remember reading somewhere that heel-toe was coined when most cars still had the thottle pedal in the middle and the brake pedal on the right. Thus, you really did in-fact use heel-toe with the toe on the brakes and heel to blip the throttle. Was wondering if anyone could confirm this info? Forgot where I read it so can't cite anything.
20 minutes before the weekend is here... and you force me to clean up the tea I've spat all over my desk which was the unfortunate outcome of drinking and reading your post (still chuckling btw). Thanks for that Tristan
One of the best GP threads I've read in a long time. Been thoroughly entertained through the first half of my work day. Please keep up the good work guys
On a slightly more related note, Honda was not the only team to utilize the extreme wets. They were, however, the only team at the front to do so. Here's a full breakdown.
To be honest, getting sponsorship for an FSAE team is extremely different from getting sponsorship for your personal racing ventures. The advertising value for FSAE comes from the fact that it supports education, thus making it very tempting for businesses.
On a side note, what school are you with? I'm from the UC Berkeley FSAE team and am very curious how you managed to get 10k from your school :P
I've never been so disgusted by a post that I've responded, but this brings it over the edge. The diction and phrasing used here is a prime example exactly what why many don't want to associate LFS with a feature that NFS is based on.
They say that because the NFS series has based it's marketing strategy upon being able to "personalize" your car. Since that usually involves some severe ricing with ridiculous body kits and spoilers, it's very logical that sort of request in LFS immediately brings NFS to mind. When NFS comes to mind, crap physics and punk kids who have no idea how to drive come to mind. Thus, the annoyance/flaming appears. Furthermore, due to the nature of LFS, i doubt this attitude towards "tuning" will ever change, which isn't a bad thing
Appreciate the response Ironically I was just reading up at that site and somewhat realized for myself oh, this theory doesn't exactly apply to these small rental kart places. Thanks for the info, I'm actually heading to a kart center later tonight (50% off this week ) so i'll see if I can test out these different trains of though
I'm quite curious as to what you meant by stomping the brakes. My interpretation is that you are saying braking, turning in, then accelerating loses too many revs? Should it be more, lightly brake and just turn in to scrub off speed?
And sorry to keep asking this question, but you and someone else have said to keep it smooth to keep engine revs up. Rdcranno however supported my initial impression that you were supposed to throw the kart into the corner to keep the revs up. Again, I pose the question, which is correct? (Or is a case of, there is no one correct answer and I should travel my own spiritual journey to find my own truth )
Hrm.. this is kinda counter to what I've learned through a kart class I sat in on. Aren't you supposed to to throw the kart into the corner (slide it in) to get the nose pointing to the exit faster? This lets you just stomp on the gas and keeps revs up. Please correct me if I'm mistaken.
I had your exact same problem when I had the DFP. The forcefeed back was very minimal over terrain, but was halfway decent in the corners. Ever since switching over to the G25, I've noticed an absolute world of difference (using the settings from the wiki). Response is much faster and more accurate so yes, I believe it's probably just a hardware issue
While yes, it's great this kid has this type of opportunity, however, I believe what Jakg (and myself) see is a significant lack of respect towards his parents.
As this opportunity was created entirely his parents support, I (even as a university student and not a parent myself), take offense to the lack of respect. Lets see him come up with 750 pounds on his own, and wave it around like he doesn't care.
But, regardless, congrats on your opportunity and definitely have fun with everything.
I'm basing my assumption off that link, as well as what someone posted earlier linking to a german article (although I can't read it, it's the impression I got)
haha, I actually had that exact same goal going into high school as well. Just from personal experience, get into a good University and take some design classes first to see if it's for you. You might turn out to hate being a CAD-monkey.
Well, a lot of people are under the impression that the Iphone is an all-purpose business phone. Personally, I don't think it can even compare to the functionality of the Blackberry's, but you're very right, when you buy an Iphone, what you pay for is the UED (User experience design). I'm not an apple fanboy, but compared to blackberry's, this thing is pure smex.
I have to say I totally agree with this. And it seems that an increase in the price of the data plan is inevitable, which essentially nullifies the decrease in initial purchase price. But as an engineer, I am damn impressed with the hardware upgrades.
I don't usually post too much, but figured for any techies out there, (well, techies probably know, but for those techie wannabes :P) this would be some awesome news. Steve Jobs just officially announced the new 3G Iphone, and to sum up the basics:
It will be available in the US and 21 other markets on July 11th. The 8gb model is $199, 16gb is $299. It's 3.6x faster than the old edge model and loading pages, and comes with GPS with live tracking. Hope the GPS manufacturers have something planned to compete
wow, great video. The music was perfect as an introduction type video, really expresses your intent clearly. Personally I thought the beginning was just slightly too slow, maybe a start the race scenes slightly earlier, but my opinion is irrelevant. GREAT JOB.
^ dude, haha man that brought back some memories. The music actually baffles me so much, I don't remember ever hearing this in the series. But entertaining vid