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I think of it as a brand new fresh start in the season so all I gotta do it finish ahead of the rest of u. The last lap should be an intense one considering the draft capabilities.
I think of it as a brand new fresh start in the season so all I gotta do it finish ahead of the rest of u. The last lap should be an intense one considering the draft capabilities.
Don't make it sound too easy, now. There's going to be about 15 other drivers that aren't going down without a fight.
As for drafting, it seems to be many peoples worst enemy. Given the number very sharp corners at the end many massive straights, I anticipating at least a few cars overshooting their break points and going off track. Hope I'm not one of them!
There's still three races left. You'd be surprised how fast everything can change.
Don't count your chickens before they hatch.
and walk silently but carry a huge ass stick
Ya i know, Im mostly worried about this race because the draft can change everything on this track, no draft, no chance!
On that note, I am going to try to make this race because it will be a fun game of strategy. Hopefully Wardez, Turbo, Red and I can work together to conquer La Sarthe!![]()
R1600TurboAssuming I even start up front.![]()
Ditto to that.
It is such a long race that I would probably drop back to find you anyways.
Theyre still 'apologising for the inconvenience' on PSN. It even made the news yesterday. And that's the news you get violence and murders on!
I donno if i should be mad at PSN for over reacting or at the hackers for causing this.
I donno if i should be mad at PSN for over reacting or at the hackers for causing this.
Sony is currently re-building the system to make it safer for your personal information, why would you be mad at them?
For those of you who don't know, there's another update from Sony on the Official Playstation blog, which can be found here. According to Sony personal info has been compromised. Also, "While there is no evidence at this time that credit card data was taken, we cannot rule out the possibility".
Another part I'd like to draw attention to is this, "We have a clear path to have PlayStation Network and Qriocity systems back online, and expect to restore some services within a week."
I'd recommend you guys read through the post yourself though, rather than just the parts I highlighted.
It is a bit scary that a company like Sony, with so many people's account information, could have such poor security.
I wouldn't exactly call it poor. I mean, PSN has been online for how long now and someone finally managed to get that far in to the system?
My bank will cover any fraudulent charges, so I'm going to wait on replacing my card. Even if they did get a hold of credit card info for everyone that had a card on file with PSN, that's a lot of cards and the chances of mine being used are probably pretty slim.
Edit: Not to mention they won't get much out of it.![]()
MÜLE_9242;5251543I really highly doubt that anyones credit cards are being used.
MÜLE_9242;5251543I agree that Sony waited too long to tell us about it, but you can't really blame them for this. Like RT said, it's taken this long for people to get in.
MÜLE_9242Yeah, I understand where you're coming from. I guess I just have no personal reason to be worried, as the only personal info I have is my first name and address.