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zsrs
2nd January 2006, 06:10
One word: Odometer.

Why? I don't know...

Let the flaming commense.
axus
2nd January 2006, 06:16
There is an online 'odometer' for registered users on LFS World.
AndroidXP
2nd January 2006, 07:29
Yep. Buy the game, get an... odometer :Looking_a
wheel4hummer
2nd January 2006, 14:03
Cool, when I said I would buy S2 when there are more features, I didn't know there were already so many features! What other things do you get in S2?
hrtburnout
2nd January 2006, 14:09
Auto-skins download :)
mrodgers
2nd January 2006, 15:12
Even though he is a demo driver and we do have total milage stats at LFSWorld, I agree with him. I'd like to see an odometer in each car telling you your milage in each individual car. I just think it would be cool to see.

For the demo users wondering, in licensed S2, you can look up stats in LFSWorld (try it, you can log in if you have an account but haven't paid yet or log in as guest. You just don't have any stats for yourself but can look at others, http://www.lfsworld.net ). Also when in server you can type in chat commands that give you your stats or other racers stats like:

/w wr = world record for car/track you are in
/w pb = your pb
/w laps = your laps run for car/track you are currently using
/w tlaps = your total laps over all cars/tracks
/w distance, win or won for your wins, 2 for second places, 3 for third places, pole not sure but I think, and if you type a user name after any of the commands, you get their stats rather than your's.
Hyperactive
2nd January 2006, 18:41
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/w distance, win or won for your wins, 2 for second places, 3 for third places, pole not sure but I think, and if you type a user name after any of the commands, you get their stats rather than your's.
...

I thought for 1st places the syntax was: /w 1 :)
axus
2nd January 2006, 19:07
You can use this to get someone's pb or the wr or driven laps for a combo different to the one you are driving on.

/ws [track] [car] [command] [licensename (optional - if left blank your own licensename will be used)]
mrodgers
2nd January 2006, 20:30
I thought for 1st places the syntax was: /w 1 :)
Maybe, never tried it. I just always used win or wins or won.