There is no reason to implement this since you can already see which keys are being pressed, since each key makes something happens in the game... TIP: In case you don't know how to do something in game, it probably requires using the brake. Both statements are incorrect. I like how you listed your...

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Something could be improved. Trim on top of a road blocks roof could be non-solid ( those are used as landing slope for example ).

Hi, I also would guess that the point of timer is to have less stress on some sort of replay validation server and nothing more. Vast majority of the players seem to dislike it atleast. I haven't made official times after day 1. Or well, tried day or 2 ago, crashed and was like "..well, :evil: ...

Its an interesting idea however a small point that seems to be missed no two drivers are the same so how one driver drives is totally different even though they may have very similar similar runs the may have used totally different key strokes or controller inputs. As the point was made before you ...

pedmacedo wrote:There is no reason to implement this since you can already see which keys are being pressed, since each key makes something happens in the game...

TIP: In case you don't know how to do something in game, it probably requires using the brake.

Both statements are incorrect.

I have to agree with TM above... getting the line is far more vital than knowing when to hit the A key. I've managed to pull down some pretty good times in Solo by tracking the ghosts of people who post insanely good times, and learning how they make the flow of the track work for them - even manag...

I think that you would probably be better 'speccing' the faster players like in TM1. The 'drive line' is very important because it doesn't matter which key you press, if you're in the wrong position, it won't be beneficial. Watch the way they position themselves for each part of the track as someti...

While I agree that such an ability might be useful if the game were only played with the keyboard, many players (myself among them) use a controller. There isn't really any way to indicate how much you are turning a wheel or moving a thumbstick that can give meaningful information. Hi, You could ha...

Hi, GeorgeFeb Thats where you start to recognize fluid motion, human eye can see way beyond that. In movies 25-30 fps is standard, 50 fps video looks super smooth. In competitive games, that may be lower than you would want, especially in game like Quake were the vision may changes so much ( turning...

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