What... really?Today i was kicked out of a room because i was using the mazda with the "hidden" stripes. Because aparently it was "hacking and causing a bad game experience to the players", this being the host words
I mean they had a point, those stripes add atleast +200 horsepower without raising the pp level.Today i was kicked out of a room because i was using the mazda with the "hidden" stripes. Because aparently it was "hacking and causing a bad game experience to the players", this being the host words
I mean they had a point, those stripes add atleast +200 horsepower without raising the pp level.
People with different flags than the host usually tend to get the wrong end of the stick in the lobby.I won't tell the nationality of these a-holes, but seriously, in a good 70% of the cases these people kick all of the italians just "because", maybe because they suffered some inferiority complex in motorsport
Which is not the case, since the fact I have many sane friends from that nation. In most of the cases I can make friends in the most of the rooms, no matter the host's country. I'm a serious person, and I respect all of the rules imposed by the hosts even if bizarre. The point is, if one wants to chat only in his language, having fun only with same nation friends, and refuses to accept some "stranger" competition, then he should create a Only X-Nation room like Aussies cleverly do, or directly a club or a private room. But it seems only that some people prefers not to care, and instead be arrogant d.... with the host power of kicking people. These type of players are killing the residual fun I had once playing GT6. I don't have that much of free time, and I hate wasting it in getting angry at a TV screen. It seems a good amount of serious people have moved on other games judging by the average of sportivity in public lobbies latelyPeople with different flags than the host usually tend to get the wrong end of the stick in the lobby.
I don't see a problem with this, I mean as long as they're pretty lenient with people who aren't so good at English. It generally makes running a room easier if everybody is speaking a single language.if one wants to chat only in his language,
I've to admit, I exagerated a bit on that...I agree with you.I don't see a problem with this, I mean as long as they're pretty lenient with people who aren't so good at English. It generally makes running a room easier if everybody is speaking a single language.
Of course, talking with friends should be fine too.
Gotta love those peopleSame occurrence has happen over a couple of Nurburgring 'Trackdays'.
People in a Red Bull and Tomahawk trying to race me while I'm in a ordinary road car. In the process of them overtaking they would send me flying into a barrier and wait up to do the same again.
"If I wanted to go faster I'd get a faster car you 🤬" is a more than acceptable responseSame here, Tomahawk X attacking a Gordini, claiming he wanted to *push* My Gordini has 300hp and weighs 830kg, it MOVES.
Lol, i'll use that!"If I wanted to go faster I'd get a faster car you 🤬" is a more than acceptable response
I remember that happened to me while i'm driving a dark blue 1988 Toyota Supra 3.0 last year, why just whyyy??Same occurrence has happen over a couple of Nurburgring 'Trackdays'.
People in a Red Bull and Tomahawk trying to race me while I'm in a ordinary road car. In the process of them overtaking they would send me flying into a barrier and wait up to do the same again.
K denNothing, because i run with leagues
Whaaaa...I recently joined a Nürburgring Free Run lobby that was pretty full. Any car was allowed and of course half the people were in Tomahawks, but not one person was in a Red Bull. Me, who had recently bought a new X2010 (because I'm bored), decided to bring that on track. I get on track and as soon as the host saw what I was in, he immediately started typing hate mail to me saying that Red Bulls are 🤬 as 🤬 and that only "12 year old low life's use them". Then he finally decided to kick me.
Sounded like a nightmare lobby. 8 people in a Tomahawk....I recently joined a Nürburgring Free Run lobby that was pretty full. Any car was allowed and of course half the people were in Tomahawks, but not one person was in a Red Bull. Me, who had recently bought a new X2010 (because I'm bored), decided to bring that on track. I get on track and as soon as the host saw what I was in, he immediately started typing hate mail to me saying that Red Bulls are 🤬 as 🤬 and that only "12 year old low life's use them". Then he finally decided to kick me.
Naming and Shaming is not allowed, so names should be kept confidential.Are we allowed to tell the names of these idiots?
Yes in the wonderful PC world we should never shame the lower life forms...
Knuckle heads are Knuckle heads but they will never know they are idiots if it isn't brought to their attention. Of course I doubt it really matters to most of them, they will wear as a badge of pride...
Because some people think that they are better than others. Whenever someone starts trash talking to me online I either type "OK" or just ignore it.why can't people just be nice and civil?
I usually ask them trivia about those cars to prove them wrong.Last night I entered a public lobby with some good racing going on with gt3/gt500 and LM cars doing 16 lap races. I came in during lap 4 watched and waited patiently until the race was over. They loaded up a new track and i started practicing..they made fun of my name, called me insulting names and then kicked me for no reason. That stuff really hurts. I just wanted to race. why can't people just be nice and civil? I didn't say anything to them besides "hi" and did nothing wrong .
Also what's with people just getting on the mics and talking, talking and talking about nothing relevant and using the F word very other word. I just don't get it. "My real life car is a 🤬 Nissan GTR with 1500hp, I also have a viper and a 🤬 turbo zr1 , I'm so awesome , blah blah blah.." Yea right ,if you actually have those cars, why are you playing gran turismo on a Friday night online screaming into a Mic.