I like it. It's like a silly kind of demolition derby war race. Of course, people will be idiots and there's no way it will work without people getting pissed off at each other.

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Quote from Fischfix :

ok here is a workaround for the use of the AI as a pacecar for flying starts:

make a setup for the AI so it cannot drive faster then the speed you want to (like 150km/h)

/ai [Name of AI]

order the grid so the ai is at the front

at the start put out a yellow server message like: "FLYING START, STAY IN YOUR FILE"

after the start, give out a drive-through or stop/go penalty to the ai driver in the lap you want it to start the race
/p_sg [Name of AI]
the ai will go into the pits

when the AI crosses the pit entrance line:
give out a "GREEN FLAG" server side message
send the AI to spectate with "/spec [Name of AI]"


all these commands could be set up in a script and bind them to a button. the admin on the server just has to trigger them.

That's actually a great idea.

GODAMMIT - all that and they couldn't get video of the CHASE?!?!

Quote from JTbo :

He has money so it is very potential person to be sued because of possibility to access airport or something.

This is how flowerhats (or whatever you call them) think there:
"It was Travolta's fault, he killed them as there was no enough warning signs."

Any small airport has open access. Two of my neighbors have private planes (a Cessna 170 and a BEAUTIFUL Cirrus SR-22.) I've been on rides with them, and all you do is literally drive onto the runway and then drive over to your plane (which, by the way they don't park at the end. That giant loop is solely for taxiing and making u-turns.) I could drive over to my local airport right now (about 3 miles away) and just drive straight onto the runway and fool around if I wanted to.

Clutch starter safety switches look good in green...

...all fixed!

It's ok. He's driving an 89 Nissan Stanza... that car will crash before he reaches even HIS limit of driving.

Quote from JTbo :

One good thing is avoid looking car front of you, look 200-400 meters ahead even there is car in front of you, that alone can save lives

Yeah. Not only is it safer, but you have more control over your car when you are looking farther ahead. If you look at the road right over the "bonnet" you tend to bounce in your lanes as you cannot as easily judge your direction. My brother is TERRIBLE at that. He stares at the road RIGHT in front of him, so he can't tell how close he is to the curb or how he's bouncing between the lines, lol. It's pretty scary.