Zetmir
Member
Posts: 109 
Registered on: April 2016
|
Post by Zetmir on Mar 20, 2017 21:20:34 GMT
|
|
|
|
Post by endersai on Mar 20, 2017 22:32:18 GMT
 Jesus Christ - all the people complaining, do me a favour. Shut all kinds of the fuck up, then continue the shutting up for the next few months. And when you're done, shut up. Here's the deal - you race at the event host's discretion. If you don't like the track? Shut up. And be grateful you're allowed to race. Don't like the prescribed cars/teams? Shut up and be grateful. Don't agree with rules? Shut the fuck up and be grateful. I'm serious, your whiny posts are fucking hard to read sometimes. I can't see them through the red mist of rage. People like Ovivo put in a lot of work for an event - and I might know a thing or two about event hosting and whiny entitled millennial cunts - and people complain because basically they're shit human beings and the event wasn't set up 100% to cater to them. Which of course is the event host's fault for not recognising what their useless parents told them - that they are unique special little snowflakes that the world is just bursting with luck to have. Just stop it. The qualifying track is the choice the event host has. It's the event host's vision. If you can smash the wall and get a faster time on the last lap, great, so can everyone so shut the fuck up. You're not quick there? It doesn't suit your driving style? It's not a track you enjoy? I guess you failed to meet the event host's vision for the drivers in the event. I've seen butter in the midday sun that's harder than some of you. |
|
|
|
Post by Just Hero on Mar 20, 2017 22:42:15 GMT
I'm serious, your whiny posts are fucking hard to read sometimes. *posts a large complaining wall of text that's quite hard to stay concentrated on*  |
|
|
|
Post by endersai on Mar 20, 2017 23:11:26 GMT
a) I posted the "old man yells at cloud" picture as a summary for you, and
b) damned kids with their ADHD
|
|
|
|
Post by FriendlyBaron on Mar 21, 2017 0:13:14 GMT
A host should be able to take criticism of their event and the way it runs.
What you hosts and helpers make is art. The tracks, the hype, the videos, the teams, and the events themselves. Like songs and movies, your consumers, the drivers, are going to make comments on that art of what they like, what they didn't like, and you can use those comments to improve what you did or are doing.
Nobody else in this thread used vitriol language, directly attacked the hosts, or were otherwise rude. If you felt attacked by people bringing up this discussion, then you need to evaluate your ability to take feedback and understand the flow of a conversation.
Ovivo made it clear he is aware of the finish line strategy and that it is intented. But people can still talk about it and other event decisions if they dislike them, as long as it continues in a respectful manner, and if it turns them away from the event, they may want to let the host know in hopes that it may be changed.
|
|
ovivoJR
Member
World Championship´s: Grotti F1 2015, Formula E , SATCC Season 1, SATCC Season 4
Posts: 1,512
Registered on: May 2015
|
Post by ovivoJR on Mar 21, 2017 1:12:15 GMT
A host should be able to take criticism of their event and the way it runs. What you hosts and helpers make is art. The tracks, the hype, the videos, the teams, and the events themselves. Like songs and movies, your consumers, the drivers, are going to make comments on that art of what they like, what they didn't like, and you can use those comments to improve what you did or are doing. Nobody else in this thread used vitriol language, directly attacked the hosts, or were otherwise rude. If you felt attacked by people bringing up this discussion, then you need to evaluate your ability to take feedback and understand the flow of a conversation. Ovivo made it clear he is aware of the finish line strategy and that it is intented. But people can still talk about it and other event decisions if they dislike them, as long as it continues in a respectful manner, and if it turns them away from the event, they may want to let the host know in hopes that it may be changed. ^ I agree with this |
|
_ShediM_
Member
Posts: 242
Registered on: November 2015
|
Post by _ShediM_ on Mar 21, 2017 4:44:02 GMT
People criticise the controversial finish that ruins the flow for hotlapping the track without an inch of insulting manner or derogatory comments. Adding to that, the host himself has acknowledged the "problem" and is fully aware of it. Yet you come here, post a wall of text, telling people to "shut the fuck up" and start calling everyone "kids with ADHD". Those "whiny, entitled, millennial cunts" also have a right to say when there's something they don't like. As long as dem cunts keep their heads cool and the conversation on a proper track, there's nothing wrong with that. Instead of listening to people's feedback, it's easier to tell them to fuck off and shut their trap, right? Are you for real?I will shut the fuck up now  |
|
|
|
Post by FriendlyBaron on Mar 21, 2017 5:03:02 GMT
People criticise the controversial finish that ruins the flow for hotlapping the track without an inch of insulting manner or derogatory comments. Adding to that, the host himself has acknowledged the "problem" and is fully aware of it. Yet you come here, post a wall of text, telling people to "shut the fuck up" and start calling everyone "kids with ADHD". Those "whiny, entitled, millennial cunts" also have a right to say when there's something they don't like. As long as dem cunts keep their heads cool and the conversation on a proper track, there's nothing wrong with that. Instead of listening to people's feedback, it's easier to tell them to fuck off and shut their trap, right? Are you for real?I will shut the fuck up now I'm going to leave this reply, but I'd like to have no further ones posted regarding the 'should we discuss these issues' posts. Between my post and Oivio's "I agree", I think we can draw a line of what is and isn't allowed on the discussion (and how to say it), so we don't need to dwell on it in this thread. |
|
iddqd
Member
...
Posts: 143
Registered on: February 2016
|
Post by iddqd on Mar 21, 2017 11:52:28 GMT
I couldnt find the "locked to 60 fps" Rule. So if i want to compare my laptimes (just to know how slow i am) i have to add a few seconds to your hotlaps because you are all racing @ 144fps?
Or are your laptimes 60fps laptimes? Or do you not care about fps differences? Or are you all @ 144fps so you dont have to check on those rules? which would make it easier i guess.
|
|
st0cking
Member
Posts: 1,137 
Registered on: November 2015
|
Post by st0cking on Mar 21, 2017 12:04:04 GMT
I couldnt find the "locked to 60 fps" Rule. So if i want to compare my laptimes (just to know how slow i am) i have to add a few seconds to your hotlaps because you are all racing @ 144fps? Or are your laptimes 60fps laptimes? Or do you not care about fps differences? Or are you all @ 144fps so you dont have to check on those rules? which would make it easier i guess. Under "event requirements" on OP there's the 60 fps rule so we're all capped at 60 |
|
kasumi
Member
wat
Posts: 114
Registered on: August 2015
|
Post by kasumi on Mar 21, 2017 12:08:14 GMT
I couldnt find the "locked to 60 fps" Rule. So if i want to compare my laptimes (just to know how slow i am) i have to add a few seconds to your hotlaps because you are all racing @ 144fps? Or are your laptimes 60fps laptimes? Or do you not care about fps differences? Or are you all @ 144fps so you dont have to check on those rules? which would make it easier i guess. epic |
|
|
|
Post by DrKloden on Mar 21, 2017 12:48:22 GMT
add a few seconds to your hotlaps because you are all racing @ 144fps? The best lap records of an overwhelming majority of hotlapped tracks (including very curb heavy tracks) are now held by 60 fps drivers. the best minmaxing 60fps hotlappers, the best minmaxing 144fps hotlappers, and Chilli, NoDO's resident game design engineer.. all 3 of these agree the difference between 60 and anything above is now highly insignificant. It's a non-issue. |
|
|
|
Post by Oh_Darn on Mar 21, 2017 13:12:46 GMT
add a few seconds to your hotlaps because you are all racing @ 144fps? The best lap records of an overwhelming majority of hotlapped tracks (including very curb heavy tracks) are now held by 60 fps drivers. the best minmaxing 60fps hotlappers, the best minmaxing 144fps hotlappers, and Chilli, NoDO's resident game design engineer.. all 3 of these agree the difference between 60 and anything above is now highly insignificant. It's a non-issue. How would you explain a Zentorno on 140+ fps consistently outpacing an X80 on 60 fps by quite a margin on a straight with identical lines? |
|
|
|
Post by Just Hero on Mar 21, 2017 13:26:35 GMT
I think I should point out that in-depth discussions of this topic have had their own threads created, like this nodo.freeforums.net/thread/9694/Just trying to keep things on the topic of F1 2017 |
|
|
|
Post by Grumples_Plox (grimreaper977) on Mar 21, 2017 13:26:58 GMT
The best lap records of an overwhelming majority of hotlapped tracks (including very curb heavy tracks) are now held by 60 fps drivers. the best minmaxing 60fps hotlappers, the best minmaxing 144fps hotlappers, and Chilli, NoDO's resident game design engineer.. all 3 of these agree the difference between 60 and anything above is now highly insignificant. It's a non-issue. How would you explain a Zentorno on 140+ fps consistently outpacing an X80 on 60 fps by quite a margin on a straight with identical lines? "lucky random Bumps" |
|
