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Cheating in GPL

9 posts by 9 people · 23 Jan 1999 - 28 Jan 1999

I joined a VROC race at Monza today hosted by a guy with the initials CC, and saved the replay. Watching the replay, I noticed that the host entered the first Lesmo curve at full speed riding the guardrail around the curve. He did this for all the laps. Not a very nice thing to do I think. --
Graeme Nash 23 Jan 1999#446681
I've seen it many times myself. I posted a similar message to yours some time ago and after discussion we all agrred that generally it's best to run "Pro" level races to avoid stuff like this. Cheers! Graeme Nash http://www.karisma1.demon.co.uk ICQ# 11257824 1998 Xoom GP2 League Champion
Don't go into Novice races where there is no damge. That kinda stuff happens when you do. Even better make sure it's a race where they can't shift-r...when they crash it's the end of the race for them. > I joined a VROC race at Monza today hosted by a guy with the initials CC, > and saved the replay. Watching the replay, I noticed that the host entered > the first Lesmo curve at full speed riding the guardrail around the curve. > He did this for all the laps. Not a very nice thing to do I think. > -- -- Jon Van Ginneken "...come on man...that's not ordinary, that's extrodinary." --"Iron" Mike Tyson
Wosco 23 Jan 1999#446683
Yeah i had that happen. I forget the fellows name. He drove a murasama and his excuse was it was his first time in the car. After Q was over, he just did a random order so he would be first, all his times were 35's, mine was a low 29 (in the brabham). Then on the start, i heard him speed shifting right next to me but i stayed next to him and then into turn one he cut right in front of me flat out and drove along the guardrail, i caught him again going into lesmo where he did the same thing and then in lesmo 2, he swerved into the bushes and spun across the track taking out the whole field of cars. What was worse is there was no sorry or anything, it was like a normal thing for him to do. He didnt see what was wrong with being such a moron. I just hope that they all are found and a list is made of all the "bad" ones. Wosco >I joined a VROC race at Monza today hosted by a guy with the initials CC, >and saved the replay. Watching the replay, I noticed that the host entered >the first Lesmo curve at full speed riding the guardrail around the curve. >He did this for all the laps. Not a very nice thing to do I think. >--
NanaKofi 24 Jan 1999#446859
Why not race with damage on then? Take care of that problem real quick....
Paul Jone 24 Jan 1999#446860
Some people are just bad sports. I've seen this, but they are usually not very fast. Cheers, Paul > I joined a VROC race at Monza today hosted by a guy with the initials CC, > and saved the replay. Watching the replay, I noticed that the host entered > the first Lesmo curve at full speed riding the guardrail around the curve. > He did this for all the laps. Not a very nice thing to do I think. > --
Iain Miller 24 Jan 1999#446861
You wonder why he ever bothered to buy the sim in the first place! >I joined a VROC race at Monza today hosted by a guy with the initials CC, >and saved the replay. Watching the replay, I noticed that the host entered >the first Lesmo curve at full speed riding the guardrail around the curve. >He did this for all the laps. Not a very nice thing to do I think. >--
Quoted text (17 lines)> >I joined a VROC race at Monza today hosted by a guy with the initials CC, > >and saved the replay. Watching the replay, I noticed that the host entered > >the first Lesmo curve at full speed riding the guardrail around the curve. > >He did this for all the laps. Not a very nice thing to do I think. > I've seen it many times myself. I posted a similar message to yours some > time ago and after discussion we all agrred that generally it's best to > run "Pro" level races to avoid stuff like this. > Cheers! > Graeme Nash > http://www.karisma1.demon.co.uk > ICQ# 11257824 > 1998 Xoom GP2 League Champion
Doesn't always work: Had a pro race at mexico nad one Ferrari kept riding the rail at the final corner for the whole race, and still finished the race without damage! -- Arne Martin Hanssen Oslo, Norway
Ben Coleman 28 Jan 1999#447577
During the Coventry spec races last weekend I was having a great dice with a guy, I was taking the inside line at each corner and driving reasonably cleanly, and he was stuck behind me for about 2 laps. At the Lesmo 1 he took the rail option to get by. This is fine - if he felt the need that badly - but I would have preferred some real passing moves, just coz it was fun! Incidentally, I wasn't holding him up, we were about the same speed, dicing for 2nd IIRC. He got enough of a buffer with this move that in the remaining lap or two I couldn't catch up again to try to pass. Pity. After the race his comment was "couldn't pass you, had to use the rail". If he couldn't pass me, he shouldn't have passed me. Kind of defeats the point of spec racing IMO...in fact defeats the point of racing at all! Still had fun tho! Ben
Quoted text (17 lines)>>I joined a VROC race at Monza today hosted by a guy with the initials CC, >>and saved the replay. Watching the replay, I noticed that the host entered >>the first Lesmo curve at full speed riding the guardrail around the curve. >>He did this for all the laps. Not a very nice thing to do I think. >I've seen it many times myself. I posted a similar message to yours some >time ago and after discussion we all agrred that generally it's best to >run "Pro" level races to avoid stuff like this. >Cheers! >Graeme Nash >http://www.karisma1.demon.co.uk >ICQ# 11257824 >1998 Xoom GP2 League Champion

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