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- JMarine25
Obviously, someone obviously has no real life (welcome to my world, kid!)
. Just joking. Lighten up, man!
First off, NFS:U is really getting overhyped. Lay off it. Second, try shortening the pictures. Why so? Not everyone has a good enough computer to view large images all at once in one thread. If you can do some editing to resize the image so that it doesn't become extremely large, or have them hosted on another website, it would make things better.
Now on to the images themselves. I had my wheelie situations before at Test Course and even High Speed Ring with the Mazda RX-7 LM and the Acura NSX LM GT2 (both in GT1). I banged into the wall and was literally lifted off the ground. While my crash wasn't as spectacular as the one in the pictures, you really have to be careful at high-speed, banked courses. As you may well know, it takes only one mistake to go from 3rd place to 23rd (at least). Take it from me playing a demo of NASCAR Thunder 2004 at Talladega. One mistake put me from 3rd to about maybe 17th or 21st. Doesn't mean I stink, just unfortunate.
My suggestions for preventing this from happening would probably be to weigh the cars down, especially those that have too soft spring settings. You're racing a car, not a hydroplane. Speaking of hydroplanes, I miss that Miss Budweiser watercraft.
First off, NFS:U is really getting overhyped. Lay off it. Second, try shortening the pictures. Why so? Not everyone has a good enough computer to view large images all at once in one thread. If you can do some editing to resize the image so that it doesn't become extremely large, or have them hosted on another website, it would make things better.
Now on to the images themselves. I had my wheelie situations before at Test Course and even High Speed Ring with the Mazda RX-7 LM and the Acura NSX LM GT2 (both in GT1). I banged into the wall and was literally lifted off the ground. While my crash wasn't as spectacular as the one in the pictures, you really have to be careful at high-speed, banked courses. As you may well know, it takes only one mistake to go from 3rd place to 23rd (at least). Take it from me playing a demo of NASCAR Thunder 2004 at Talladega. One mistake put me from 3rd to about maybe 17th or 21st. Doesn't mean I stink, just unfortunate.
My suggestions for preventing this from happening would probably be to weigh the cars down, especially those that have too soft spring settings. You're racing a car, not a hydroplane. Speaking of hydroplanes, I miss that Miss Budweiser watercraft.