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1.31 on monza on gpl 1.0

5 posts by 5 people · 06 Mar 2000 16:49 UTC - 07 Mar 2000

Rich 06 Mar 2000 16:49 UTC#288177
a friend of mine who's been playing monza for a little while claims to have a 1.31, thing is he's using version 1.0 of the game. i've told him it will be slower than that but how fast approximately is this lap time for real, is there anyway to find out ? rich http://come.to/rs-shifter
Jan Verschueren 06 Mar 2000 19:34 UTC#288098
I don't understand the question. Do you mean "will his laptimes suffer by upgrading to v1.2?" -The answer is : yes, if he set them with a lowrider setup. However, !m31s is well within reach of "normal" setups (i.e. 3" and above). Most people I know slowed down a little when they first started using FF too, but afterwards they quickly regained (and even surpassed) their previous speed. Jan. ----- Rich <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
Quoted text (9 lines)> a friend of mine who's been playing monza for a little while claims to > have a 1.31, thing is he's using version 1.0 of the game. > > i've told him it will be slower than that but > how fast approximately is this lap time for real, is there anyway to > find out ? > > rich > http://come.to/rs-shifter
Jarno Bierman 06 Mar 2000 20:53 UTC#288134
Most 1.0 hotlaps allready have been broken with 1.2, if this is because the drivers are getting faster or 1.2 is faster/ or maybe because with the higher rideheight/softer setups the cars have more grip Nobody knows what's up but it doesn't looks like it makes a big difference between the versions _ Jarno Jan Verschueren wrote:
Quoted text (9 lines)> I don't understand the question. > > Do you mean "will his laptimes suffer by upgrading to v1.2?" -The answer is > : yes, if he set them with a lowrider setup. However, !m31s is well within > reach of "normal" setups (i.e. 3" and above). Most people I know slowed down > a little when they first started using FF too, but afterwards they quickly > regained (and even surpassed) their previous speed. > >
Peter Ives 07 Mar 2000#288065
In article <[email hidden]>, Rich <[email hidden] lenordia.se> writes
Quoted text (7 lines)>a friend of mine who's been playing monza for a little while claims to >have a 1.31, thing is he's using version 1.0 of the game. > >i've told him it will be slower than that but >how fast approximately is this lap time for real, is there anyway to >find out ? >
There was no problem with the timing for v1.0. The problems occurred when it was patched with V1.1 -- Peter Ives - (AKA Ivington) No person's opinions can be said to be more correct than another's, because each is the sole judge of his or her own experience.
(unknown) 07 Mar 2000#522158
I think the v1.0 times were accurate - though some level of dubiousness due to the low height settings that were permitted. The timing problems occured in v1.1 where (at least on my system) GPL time was a few % slower than real time - i.e. a lap that was timed in GPL as 1:31 might have been 1:30 if timed with a stopwatch from the display. Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ Before you buy.

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