Might be a bit too much, yes. Considering that the person with the most WRs (Fox 2) has 92 of them. Closely (!) followed by zeltsonne who has 37 of them. So 200 might be a *bit* steep. But it's always a good idea to set your goals way up there. Oprah said so.
Just go to LFS World and click hotlaps. You'll be able to browse and download any uploaded replay (click the WR tab and then on a time to download the SPR).
Until someone from your area replies you could give the server list at LFS World a quick peek. It displays both the demo and licensed servers.
Edit: If you also want ping times you could use Browse for Speed to view the list of licensed servers. Actually, this application might be of more value to you overall.
Ouch. Sadly that's not exactly how the language files are updated, arco. You should get in touch with someone who has access to the online translation tool. (Drivesafely or thd.)
Another important and quite notable happening was when the MRT was added to LFS (S1 0.3E). This happened in December 2003-A time when I was a demo racer still. I was so envious I got S1 soon after!
Now they're acting up again. Which sucks since, at least in Opera, you will not be sent to the latest post when clicking 'go to latest post' until the skype image has loaded. Which takes forever.
Just like when I was in the process of creating the pack for patch X, skinners are welcome to link their FBM skins if they'd like me to consider them for the next release. I do not include public skins without written permission from the author.
I've got the same hardware as JTbo, but a bit older graphics card (x800). I am, and I've always been running full level of detail BUT with the dynamic LOD reduction set to 1 (ie very dynamic). These settings have proven to be working just fine for me previously.
But with X30 I am experiencing a drop in FPS. Haven't investigated it though. Nor am I whining. I'm just pointing it out.
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Reason : Bold text! See, I actually did answer the question!
Not if you're online at a hidden server. Then it'll say "the user is online at a hidden server". Im suggesting that this, or something similar, always would be the case for invisible users.
How are the races held on "hidden servers" dealt with? Is the server name censored or it's races not shown at all? Either way I guess the races of an "invisible" user could be treated the same way.
Perhaps Victor could add the option not to show which server you are online at. Just like you can hide your online statistics at LFS World. That would make sense in my opinion.
If your server is connected to the insim relay (ie LFS World) the master server can send a welcome message to your clients as they actually join the server.