wall glue bug in n3

just like nascar 2

Why do people call this a bug? How many times have you seen a car stick to the wall at Darlington? A bunch! It's a feature that imitates reality...

On Thu, 23 Sep 1999 18:26:35 GMT, "Dennis Sublett" >Why do people call this a bug? How many times have you seen a car stick to >the wall at Darlington? A bunch! It's a feature that imitates reality... >> just like nascar 2 Yep, its annoying as hell, but real. When you have an object sliding into an object at 200 mph there tends to be a lot of heat and friction. This causing a lot of "sticking" - James Wohlever Techware Motorsports http://techware.4mg.com/

Heh! Probably for the same reason people say GP2 has "canned spins". Some folks have no talent and/or patience so they start making excuses. >Why do people call this a bug? >>

centrifigual force too if you're in a turn.

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> Yep, its annoying as hell, but real. When you have an object sliding > into an object at 200 mph there tends to be a lot of heat and > friction. > This causing a lot of "sticking" > - James Wohlever > Techware Motorsports > http://techware.4mg.com/

You mean the flypaper walls are still there? :) -Larry

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>On Thu, 23 Sep 1999 18:26:35 GMT, "Dennis Sublett" >>Why do people call this a bug? How many times have you seen a car stick to >>the wall at Darlington? A bunch! It's a feature that imitates reality... >>> just like nascar 2 >Yep, its annoying as hell, but real. When you have an object sliding >into an object at 200 mph there tends to be a lot of heat and >friction. >This causing a lot of "sticking"

Ever notice when you turn the wheel, the tires stick out a bit. If the car is up against the wall, the tires can't turn left/right. I don't think heat has much to do with it.