Quote from bluejudas :

What is waste of time is everyone keeping threads alive pointing out that it is a waste of time not to search and saying it has been posted before(taking a breath). Some people do not live on these forums, they actually have houses

I also live in a house, but am capable of performing a search on any forum I plan to rite at. Though I'm not much of a thread starter type anyway.

Try to make a personal best, that's car control.

Niels, I think that you'll have to update your avatar quite a few times before 2008

Quote from flymike91 :

Thank god for insurance. Anyone else got dinged lately?

Few years ago a moped boy drifted onto my lane accelerating out of a blind corner. I had just joined the road from a junction, so I was going slow enough to almost stop before he crashed head-on to me. His triple-schlutz over my head looked really awful, but luckily he only broke one leg and few fingers. The moped damaged my front bumper, headlight, grill, hood and fender, and when the new parts would have cost about the same as my cars value was, the moped-boy's insurance company decided it wasn't worth fixing and "cashed" it, giving me 650e. I bought a new bumper and headlight for 150e, kept those rest 500e and those few scratches and dents
(Nothing could have made the poor escort any uglier anyway)

Can't wait to see you drifting through the pits! How long have you practised it?

Quote from seinfeld :

I havent said anything for 6 months so, I want to just ask, whats being done at the moment, what can we look forward to?

thanks LFS for providing your customers with an insight to whats cominng, we appreciate it immensly

We can look forward to patch Y

More discussion here, the thread is just few weeks old!

Physical exercise combined with a healthy diet and regular sleep cycle is a solid base for physical and mental heatlh for me at least. I don't mean pumping iron until your vains pop out or eating only seeds and carrots, but long aerobic training few times a week with functional training, and delicious healthy homely fare.

I sit at the keyboard 8-15 hours per day. If I reduce training, I tend to lose my appetite and stay awake later and later, which result tiredness, which result a downhill in mental health also.

Part of it may be, and most likely is, a placebo effect - but I don't complain as long as I have ways to keep myself happy.

What comes to life's misfortunes - The sun doesn't always shine, that's a fact. Sometimes you might need an umbrella, but even after the world's hardest and longest storm there's always a rainbow!

Like many have said, one shouldn't try to create life content out of intoxicants - that just doesn't work. But I don't deny they weren't really nice spices

I love christmas because of traditions (not religious), it brings up good memories and is a nice peaceful moment between the gray normal life. But I'd also like to start waiting it in December, not October..

Unfortunately once again, money matters.

Less is more!

You steered way too much, but that must be a presentational thing.

I'm sorry, but I can't figure out why this would be worth of a thread?

Accidents suck
Hope you'll be behind the wheel soon again!

Quote from Stuff :

Bah, I voted too early.. The question I read was "C# or PHP?" and not "C# or PHP, which is easier for InSim?". I've never really used C# so if I could take back my vote I would. That doesn't mean I would vote for C# however, because as stated, never used it so would be an unfair opinion.

My words exactly. Mouse hand is faster than the eye. Damn unreal tournament :|

Wow.

Good post, Hank! I couldn't have said it better

Quote from dpcars :

i've been playing with my LFS setup and after thinking about it for a while realized i had to sit A LOT closer to the screen... the result is quite amazing actually

:eek:

Will you... Will you marry me?

Quote from Sketchyrollin564 :

This should be done before S2 is complete.

It's a good (although really old and discussed) suggestion, but I don't agree with this part. Even just in damage modelling there are lots of more important things to do first - eye candy is just eye candy.

Quote from benoityip :

How about GTR2? have u guys try that? I love it as well

I'm not sure if I even want to call it a decent "simulator", because it's not even trying to be (a serious) one. It's been made for the mass market and because of that has really really stupid compromises and flaws from years behind.

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Quote from BruTaLysT :

Why not have a box on the shelves that says 'Live For Speed'? Be a real company for gods sake. And if the heart behind this game is not seeking for great amounts of money but to just enjoy creating a game for a small community, this attitude will show and we all respect that very much. But still, a game that can't make it one day because of this naive bahaviour would probably make me cry. Do something please. Or at least let me know if there are plans to grow?

I hated to pick a game from the shelf, pay a few days wage of it, install it and notice that it's missing something, needs patching or is clearly unfinished even though it's been on sale for a long time. Actually most games used to be like this at least when I used to play something else than LFS. That's because of the bad, actually evil publishers who decide when they need the money. Software projects do rarely work like they're planned to. That's why LFS isn't following a plan, or even if it did, only 3 guys in the world would know that.

I wouldn't be surprised if you could buy LFS from your local supermarket one day, but it definitely won't happen until it's finished. And remember that it's about halfway of being finished.

Yes, it would be nice if you could pit without repairing damage, or change just the rear tyres. I'm 100% sure though, that this has been discussed quite a lot.

Quote from de Souza :

Hooray!

Ok then, try this one!

"I hate mondays."

Quote from thisnameistaken :

Well... I did a long race at AS Club Rev. in the LX6 once, and sometimes I messed up braking for the final corner. So I had steering on practically full opposite lock on the way in. However much that is. I'd try to make the best of it and have the car pointing at the exit by the time it slowed down enough.

Each time I did that, I was a tenth or two quicker than on "normal" laps. Maybe I was just taking that corner all wrong on "normal" laps, but it's a pretty straightforward corner and I didn't feel like I was losing time there. I did set a few fastest laps during the race too.

Yeah, that corner (and other 180 degree ones in Aston aswell)
felt (patch V?) too weird with LX6. I'm not a good driver, but no matter what I did, the fastest way for me to navigate through it was very sideways.

"After a poor gualifying result McLaren chief Ron Dennis went to check if it's really the right guy under the helmet."

ford anglia?

The rain, what a kickass thing when it relates to motorsport!