What offense am I talking about? I am talking about that offense against Alan and other slower racers. Crying and complaining all the time... (Qualify together or alone, start from the last corner or from the pit, etc...) Yeah, Its quite boring.
Yeah, Because I said that, right? Really?
Nah, You were talking about pad-users like they are disabled or something...
And did you read my entire post? I was trying to recommend a solution to that problem.
Do You think that the TC solve your problem? I dont think so. Because you will outrun the slower racers in the same way but 2 laps later...
And please stop criticising me. I did not meant to start an idiotic argument.
Let's be straight, clear and look at some things realistically, rather than pitting drivers against each other and getting nasty.
Alan doesn't race, dude. He can learn, no one is stopping him. But people sitting idle for 25min and going back out is not "learning". It's flat out senseless. Maybe he knows that now. On my map, it looked like he was doing it to screw with whoever was behind me. If he wasn't doing it to screw with him, it makes even less sense. We already settled that one.
There were too many issues at apricot hill to submit reports this time around if the same things happened. Like rejoining the track when you shouldn't. See, these aren't things you learn. These are common sense items. You have to realize that we need to try and keep it fun for EVERYONE. Usually...I'm really trying, dude. Balls to the walls and racing each other HARD. That is fun to me and most other racers.
You complaining about us complaining...because we're complaining...lol ok mak. Consider this, again: We all want to have fun. It might be all in good fun for you to have your races ruined or qualifying ruined...however it is not for others. Mamaghi is not quitting because he is a "pro"and has an "ego". From what I've seen, he just didn't have the patience. Him and me have been within a half sec of each other in two different cars.
You said it yourself, some people are learning. When you mix people who are learning with people who do top couple hundred in seasonals...people will get annoyed at various things. Whether it is experienced drivers appearing too aggressive or novices getting in the way/causing accidents. The current qualifying setup eliminates those issues, so EVERYONE can have fun. And swallowing racing incidents...some of us don't like to do that either. They shouldn't occur, first if all. But they will and it sometimes takes whining to have people or rules set straight.
Some of us spend a fair amount of time getting a car together, practicing, etc. That's part of the fun. If other people don't want to, that is fine. But some people do and get turned off when they put in time and effort, only for xyz to happen to them because someone else's idea of fun is much different and didn't care.
Some people want to win lol and have fun being very competitive with each other...that is why racing is fun..competition... When you know you can compete with someone and that is taken away...makes you want to stop lol.
I don't really care if an incident is intentional or not. If someone doesn't know better than to avoid a collision or how not to cause one - people will get mad. If you lose control, that is another story. Unless you rear end someone. Either way, I don't like the fact that people who take it as seriously as any other coordinated series get told to be quiet in this series. Just because x person doesn't care if they get hit or they don't care about their results...doesn't mean x person should expect or make other people approach it in that manner, too. Just like we don't expect everyone else to take it very seriously. Just ask seriously enough so that everyone can have fun. It is a gtp series, not a Monday night fun ride around Zahara or casual nightly play - people will get competitive. It is what it is.
When you enter a GTP championship/series, expect some people to approach it differently than yourself and don't tell to them not care as much. If we are not running you off the track and making your race unhappy, don't ruin the WHOLE series for people who just want things to go cleanly and competitively. That is racing at it's finest, after all.
Idk what your problem is, but you just pushed your own carefree attitude in regards to the series onto mamaghi and he left. Keep up the good work. When you antagonize someone enough, eventually they're going to say some things that are mean because they're at their wits end. He wouldn't have talked crap, if you didn't critique him for having reasonable expectations. Calling him princess and crap - what a joke. If that is where you go when people bother you, you going to drive a lot of other people off, too.
Faster or slower shouldn't matter to anyone. It has nothing to do with fast or slow. It is etiquette and common sense and the lack thereof.
That said, Mt Pan was great and I think most people are getting more comfortable. BTW, smiley is doing a great job with the series. You wouldn't even know it is his first go at running one. He sat back and let people whine to a point and stepped in when it was too much.
I think we at least all form the most part share the opinion that we should be civil. The FGTA series I'm doing right now - people get heated often for a day or two following the race and then we're back to complimenting each other and such for the next two weeks until the following race. That's racing. Everything blows over in a day or two. I think we've settled what we can for now until Saturday. If something big crops up again, we'll deal with it. For now, let's leave everything nasty and the arguing where it lies. I've exhausted my complaints and I'm sure everyone else has there own, no matter whether if was for or against xyz. There will inevitably be more in the future and that'll get settled and blow over, too.