LFS Educational Movies [Archive]

spankmeyer

8th March 2006, 13:12

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So I finally got my skinny ass back in front of my video capture and editing programs. Recaptured all footage (in proper size this time), made completely new editing templates (making it easier to edit overall, create text overlays and freeze frames) and did better versions of old previous movies and two new episodes. :thumb:

Part 1: Exiting garage and joining session (http://www.saunalahti.fi/~mhuota/lfs/lfs-edumov_pt1_xvid.avi)
Part 2: Pitstop (http://www.saunalahti.fi/~mhuota/lfs/lfs-edumov_pt2_xvid.avi)
Part 3: Rejoining after a spin (http://www.saunalahti.fi/~mhuota/lfs/lfs-edumov_pt3_xvid.avi) *new*
Part 4: Close racing and overtaking (http://www.saunalahti.fi/~mhuota/lfs/lfs-edumov_pt4_xvid.avi) *new*

There are some bad cuts, misaligned text overlays and typos, but hopefully they are fun to watch! Shoot for improvements and feedback once again.

Yes I know, they're quite big so more compressing is probably needed to keep them afloat (or upload to Youtube), but I got some spare web space and bandwith so suck 'em up while they last!

"Part 5: Blue flags" should be next, but I have to design a bloody magazine first so I got a busy week ahead. :(

Vain

8th March 2006, 13:21

Great movies. Well done! :thumb:
I actually enjoyed watching them (though I didn't learn anything), so really great work!

I suggest you to dedicate one movie or a part of one to helpful tools, like the Pitspotter. Not like saying "And the eleventh commandmend is 'Thou shall use the Pitspotter!'" but more like introducing that tool so people can decide wether to use it or not.

Vain

Gunn

8th March 2006, 13:32

Very good work in my opinion.

danowat

8th March 2006, 13:36

Excellent stuff, maybe an "overtaking manuevers", a "how to drive around T1" and a "how to anticipate the car infront braking" next ;)

Dan,

Vain

8th March 2006, 13:44

I think these are so good stuff they should be shipped with LFS. Or the movies should be used to make ingame-cutscenes for the training to safe filesize.

Vain

Matrixi

8th March 2006, 13:45

Like I stated in the previous thread, awesome job :thumb: Keep up the good work. These videos should be in the liveforspeed.net download section for beginners to download imo.

marsden1002

8th March 2006, 13:48

very good videos.

** Off topic ** Just wondering why Vains post count has been on 555 for the past 2 posts???

Gunn

8th March 2006, 13:50

Moved to beginner's section and made sticky for now. Perhaps when spankmeyer is satisfied with his end results we can better formalise the way they are presented.

axus

8th March 2006, 15:27

Great work! Very nice videos indeed! :thumb:

mrbogeyman

8th March 2006, 16:10

Nice work spanky :thumb:

Very clear and precise, just what is needed.

Someone mentioned a T1 guide, which is a crucial part of learning IMO. If you can get through T1 unscathed, you can use the same techniques throughout the race. Just to be pedantic - T1 video would include the Start too, i.e. 'Race Starts and Turn1'.

Zero7

8th March 2006, 18:12

Great stuff for beginners!

One suggestion would be to get a voice over reading the text on screen. I think this would give it more "involved" feel to the instructions. Hmmm, now there's a thought devs - willing to voice over? ;)

Bob Smith

8th March 2006, 20:05

Nice thread. How about "how not to panic, showing control and skill when something bad happens", which could be a blend of LFS footage, footage showing the guy behind the wheel, and one of those wonderful pedal shots showing the cool footwork.

@Zero7 - where have you been hiding? never noticed anyone from round these parts before (well, apart from Gopher04)

deggis

8th March 2006, 20:55

Great. :thumb:

Btw how are planning to make movies that concern corner rights, starts etc? "Surviving T1" probably is pretty easy to make just in a public server but with cornering you need some other players.

And I would suggest that don't do all of the movies with the XRT/BL GP. Most of the n00bs probably are demo players but I don't think half of them even knows this forum exists. And showing off some S2 tracks in the movies some players would get a reason to buy the license. :D Plus there are better sections in Aston/Kyoto (for e.g. cornering movies) than in BL GP.

Zero7

8th March 2006, 21:23

@Zero7 - where have you been hiding? never noticed anyone from round these parts before (well, apart from Gopher04)

Well Bob, I've only really been playing LFS for about 6 months or so and completely addicted! And yes, I'm from good 'ol Pompey as well mate!

KurtG85

9th March 2006, 00:23

Maybe this was allready suggested cause i didnt read all the posts here, but an instructional video for basic driving techniques would be awesome for beginners too. Basically just showing proper trail braking techniques for rwd/fwd/awd. Of course going back to more elementary techniqes and warnings im sure would be helpfull to newbs too. I never really 'got' racing games till i actually went online and had to look up how your actually supposed to drive. For instance at the age of 11 or 12 i thought that the best racing line was to always stay at the inside of the curb. Its not as common sense as most people think.
Havnt watched the vids yet but props for helping out newbs as well as the rest of us who might become 'victims' of them. ;) :thumb:

Rappa Z

9th March 2006, 00:48

What was with the movie.

jtr99

9th March 2006, 02:19

Fantastic stuff, Spankmeyer. I whine about poor driving standards, you do something about it. I take my hat off to you.

Moonclaw

9th March 2006, 06:27

Obviously better way would be to have them as spr or mpr, 100kB vs 10MB.

Zero7

9th March 2006, 07:06

Obviously better way would be to have them as spr or mpr, 100kB vs 10MB.

Possibly, but you can't add overlay's like spankmeyer has done or add any other effects. For instance different camera angles, pausing at specific parts of the tutorial e.g. cutting the apex, passing manoeuvres and so on.

These could be expanded to include track tutorials as well.

spankmeyer

9th March 2006, 09:50

Obviously better way would be to have them as spr or mpr, 100kB vs 10MB. I think it was a better decision to make actual movies instead of replay files. Like said, movies with overlays and freeze frames are more user-friendly lesson interface than raw replay files.
And since these first parts do not focus on car handling - which replay files are great - movies seemed like a better option overall. 10 Mb file is not actually gargantuan file size these days. :)

Maybe this was allready suggested cause i didnt read all the posts here, but an instructional video for basic driving techniques would be awesome for beginners too. Today I'll do the "Resuming race after a spin" -movie, but after that I'm planning to focus on actual racing.

Bramski

9th March 2006, 10:25

This is great for newcomers to the community, I must admit to being guilty of some rather poor pit skills when I first started simming with LFS but after 3 weeks common sense has prevailed :)

If you need anybody for making any more movies I'd be interested (as would a few other members Im sure) in making a video on how to get a good line off the starting grid and successfully negotiate a safe passage through T1.

A drafting video would be cool as well which you will no doubt cover in your overtaking video. :)

Gunn

9th March 2006, 11:42

I see no reason why advanced techniques can't be tackled too. Nobody has a monopoly on knowledge and experience so we all just keep on learning. :)

**EDIT: Just a note to new racers who might catch these vids, notice how the driver turns his head to check for oncoming cars? This is a really cool skill to have. At first it feels a bit strange to take your eyes of the track, but persist and practice and before long it will become second-nature. It's one of those little skills that are often taken for granted, but this can really improve your racing and in my opinion is one of the essential things to learn. Learn to look left, right and behind. Don't just rely on your mirrors.

deggis

9th March 2006, 22:23

Maybe this was allready suggested cause i didnt read all the posts here, but an instructional video for basic driving techniques would be awesome for beginners too. Basically just showing proper trail braking techniques for rwd/fwd/awd. Of course going back to more elementary techniqes and warnings im sure would be helpfull to newbs too. I never really 'got' racing games till i actually went online and had to look up how your actually supposed to drive. For instance at the age of 11 or 12 i thought that the best racing line was to always stay at the inside of the curb. Its not as common sense as most people think.
Real life onboard videos are better for that purpose. It may sound funny but that's why we call LFS as a simulation.

ps. Spankmeyer, what kind of view settings do you use in LFS (those g force settings and move view with animation)? Because it looked somehow different than mine own or are you using TrackIR? :)

Matrixi

10th March 2006, 07:43

He propably has Look Function set to Steer, so your ingame head turns as you turn your wheel.

spankmeyer

10th March 2006, 07:45

Real life onboard videos are better for that purpose. It may sound funny but that's why we call LFS as a simulation.

ps. Spankmeyer, what kind of view settings do you use in LFS (those g force settings and move view with animation)? Because it looked somehow different than mine own or are you using TrackIR? :)
I always liked to set g-force movement fairly high in LFS, seemed a lot more immersive although such settings takes some time to get used to. Detailed settings:

FOV: 85
1g head tilt: maxed at 2 deg
1g lateral shift: halfway at 0.050 m
1g forward shift: halfway at 0.050 m
1g vertical shift: quarter at 0.025 m

Look function set to steer with sensitivity 1.50

Normally I use instant button look but set it to smooth while making these videos.

Madman_CZ

10th March 2006, 09:28

Nice thread. How about "how not to panick, showing control and skill when something bad happens", which could be a blend of LFS footage, footage showing the guy behind the wheel, and one of those wonderful pedal shots showing the cool footwork.

is that how u spell Panic BOB? :D muhahahah :hihi:
ohh no wait!!!! do i feel a foreign joke coming on? :scratchch

nice thread.. vids are very informative and will for sure help an LFS newbie
a video that is needed is how to slip stream past a fellow driver and making the move stick! so many times have i been slip streamed and then nudged of the track as the other driver couldnt slow down on time and decided to use me as a barrier..... sometimes the move just wont work and people need to be showed examples of when it will and when it wont...

@Zero7: greetings fellow Pompey inhabitant :)

mad

Bob Smith

10th March 2006, 14:44

Get back to work, plebe :p

deggis

11th March 2006, 19:06

He propably has Look Function set to Steer, so your ingame head turns as you turn your wheel.
I know. I just asked because it looked somehow better than my own settings.

FOV: 85
1g head tilt: maxed at 2 deg
1g lateral shift: halfway at 0.050 m
1g forward shift: halfway at 0.050 m
1g vertical shift: quarter at 0.025 m

Look function set to steer with sensitivity 1.50

Normally I use instant button look but set it to smooth while making these videos.
Ok, almost the same settings just a bit higher. Maybe it just looked so different because I haven't played LFS for couple of weeks.

ekze

11th March 2006, 21:15

spankmeyer, thanks for your work! May be very useful for newcomers.

Goop

11th March 2006, 23:57

Very cool idea and execution, looking forward to the sequels :up:

Pellit

14th March 2006, 19:08

cant see them, i dont have quicktime lol

Matrixi

14th March 2006, 19:13

Uhh, you actually don't need Quicktime to view them. :D

deggis

18th March 2006, 08:32

You lost your interest? / when is the next movie coming? :)

spankmeyer

18th March 2006, 15:01

I'm still in-between switching comps and haven't transferred the edit files yet. I need to do some real world work this weekend, but then I guess I'm unemployed again -> more time for LFS, ahem...
I updated the starting post too. Almost ran out of bandwith for March, but April 1st they are back online with smaller sized versions.

maczo

18th March 2006, 16:24

cant you just put them on lfs movies pit ?

spankmeyer

18th March 2006, 20:20

Hopefully they will end up there after the whole series is ready. :)

CHR20000

11th April 2006, 15:44

try posting them @ youtube or somewhere else (lfs moviespit???), so it wont bother u, if 1 or 10000s are downloading ... :D:x

ShannonN

22nd May 2006, 01:17

Doh meant this to be a PM

Christian Held

28th May 2006, 10:00

These movies are not meant to be the iBible of Racing, but hopefully they'll shed some light for beginners about the proper conduct during online racing. These are really simple stuff, so don't expect any rocket science. Feedback , flames, death threats and corrections are very welcome! Enjoy if possible! :)

Movies so far: *offline for short time*
Part 1: Leaving the garage and entering session
Part 2: Pitting in and pitstops

Preliminary plans for sequels:
- Resuming race after a spin
- Start and surviving turn 1
- When I have a right to pass?
- When to keep your line and when to change?

Update: *new*
I'm taking the movies offline for a moment as I'm approaching my midget-sized bandwith limit per month. I'm doing a new parts pretty soon and I'll render all the movies down to smaller size.

Oh and if someone wants to host those files till 1st day of April, drop me a pm!

Hi :)

My first and not an introduction one. Well have you ever thought about distributing those files with bittorrent? It's completely legal and many people could participate and you wouldn't have to search for hosts.

cannonfodder

4th June 2006, 20:52

You should put them up on youtube or google video. Free streaming for all! :thumb:

Insomniax

7th June 2006, 08:58

I take it these are still offline? As a relative newbie, I'd like all the help I can get! :D

TheWankel

20th June 2006, 15:06

I'm new to LFS and sim racing in general, I'd like to see these movies, you should post them at one of these sites like youtube, googlevideo or http://www.lfsnews.net/moviespit/

Thanks!

SteveUK

23rd June 2006, 19:54

Also, if you still require hosting, I'll ftp them for you if you want.
(yes I maybe demo but I'm getting my skills before buying)

Electrik Kar

27th June 2006, 00:11

I would love to see 'em too.. anyone else hosting?

EvilPenguin

27th June 2006, 07:04

Yes, it would be great if some hosting solution could be made.

To me it seems that Google Video or Youtube (or some other free media hosting such as putfile) should work well enough?

That way no single person on here has to provide the bandwidth...

Another possibility would be to use bittorrent for the distribution...

Footy

28th June 2006, 03:04

Those videos would be very helpful to me... I'm just starting out and if I spin out and end up in the grass, I'm out of the race. Or if I just start spinning. Hope you find a new host.

ShannonN

29th June 2006, 11:43

spankmeyer

29th June 2006, 16:35

Crap back online for 8 gigs of monthly bandwith! Somebody give me a good kick in the crotch for being so lazy. Gotta get my act together with my life and stuff...

Links from the 1st post:
Part 1: Leaving the garage and entering session (http://www.burningfetus.com/lfs/lfs-edumov_pt1_xvid.avi)
Part 2: Pitting in and pitstops (http://www.burningfetus.com/lfs/lfs-edumov_pt2_xvid.avi)

EvilPenguin

1st July 2006, 10:48

imthebestracerthereis

24th July 2006, 03:06

Fraps.

Tollboy

27th August 2006, 17:43

im a demo but i play S2

zeugnimod

27th August 2006, 18:51

Thx for telling, you will be dealed with, I guess. :pillepall

Wuzzie

27th August 2006, 20:21

im a demo but i play S2
And the Darwin-Awards goes to... *drumroll and rips up the envelope.." :scratchch

Jakg

27th August 2006, 20:40

im a demo but i play S2Who's special?

Jonesy127

5th September 2006, 16:09

Sorry to change the topic slightly, but I've downloaded the files but can't play them (with Windows Media Player ver 9.00.00.3250); it's only audio... :(

spankmeyer

5th September 2006, 17:48

@Jonesy127
Videos are Xvid encoded and it's a quite widely used format, you should have no trouble finding codecs via Google!

@imthebestracerthereis
Nothing special really as I'm not into video as a profession. Fraps sucked up the footage, editing and audio manipulation was chopped together in Vegas and output raw AVI encoded in Virtualdub.

Jonesy127

5th September 2006, 18:00

@Jonesy127
Videos are Xvid encoded and it's a quite widely used format, you should have no trouble finding codecs via Google!

That sorted it. Many thanks. :)

HondaCivicSI

21st November 2006, 23:25

anymore educational videos?

horrgakx

22nd November 2006, 07:57

The Movies Pit is nolonger available. Anyone know what happened?

Fridge

25th November 2006, 03:04

thanks for the tips i did learn something......i should never crash in the exit of pit lane....

liquido

7th January 2007, 13:23

Thanks for your work, I need more of that kind of videos :thumb:

waiting for what i have to do when I see the blue flag, i know i have to made easy the overtaking but really dosen´t know what i have to do exactly.

love the live for speed comunity, thanks for help and tips, great doing :nod:

Gelo

14th January 2007, 17:38

Very good work :thumb:

07MugenCivicSi

25th February 2007, 12:33

Very well done on the movies. The only thing I think you left out in both videos is to watch the speed limit that is posted at 80 kmh or 50mph. Most people new to pitting don't seem to understand pit road speed limits and why they are their. A number of times I've found myself on the receiving end of someone doing an insane speed down pit road.

Also for those who don't know if you do incur a drive through penalty for speeding in the pits you must do ONE FULL lap around the track. Pit again to serve your penalty which can be a while depending on the speed in which you exceeded the limit by. During the penalty stop NO pit work will be done. You must leave the pit in a sane manor, do another FULL LAP and than pit again for your pit stop.

Also note if you have a drive through penalty and it is not served by the end of the race you will be disqualified.

Following this simple rule could mean the difference between a win and a loss in a race. So please try to follow the rules and I would advice to stay at least 3-5 km/mph below the limit unless you have a pit limiter. The penal system is touchy and likes to get you for even hitting 80km/50mph on the dot some times.

KeiichiRX7

25th February 2007, 13:09

*snip* seemes i missed the very last post in my sleep deprivation, which makes my post redundant and un-neccisary.

admin/mod, feel free to delete this post, or not, doesnt matter to me.

spankmeyer

4th March 2007, 19:36

All movies redone and two new episodes. Fire up those VLC players and check them out. :thumb:

dawesdust_12

4th March 2007, 20:47

*Applause*

Good work Spank, very informative :)

Just watch out for...

HYPNOTOAD

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/8/85/Hypnotoad_animated.gif

OR...

http://r33b.net/hypnotoad.swf

djgizmo68

4th March 2007, 22:08

I wondered if there was mor off these, great job!

Zachary Zoomy

4th March 2007, 23:58

nice movies. Maybe use some different cars and tracks to inspire more people to buy LFS.:thumb:

EDIT: some ideas for movies:

Banger Racing vs weckers
GTR class racing
open wheel racing
oval techniques
endurance racing techniques

spankmeyer

5th March 2007, 08:01

nice movies. Maybe use some different cars and tracks to inspire more people to buy LFS.:thumb:

I'm having hard time considering these movies to be 'promotional quality' so I stuck with Blackwood + XRT because everyone is familiar with them - and no matter what the track or car, the good racing manners should be enforced.

EDIT: some ideas for movies:

Banger Racing vs weckers
GTR class racing
open wheel racing
oval techniques
endurance racing techniques

I haven't driven much Banger Racing, used 3rd party apps (like Pitspotter) or gone around any oval so I don't know much about them.

I think there's no wrecker problem on the licensed side of LFS. Sure you get a an occasional dumbass plow into you in T1, but deliberate wreckers are banned fast from online servers. And they don't deserve any attention - just a silent execution via banlist.txt.

@ 07MugenCivicSi:
Easy with the bold type. Short explanations of the penalties is a good suggestion nevertheless.

JohnUK89

5th March 2007, 08:47

just a silent execution via banlist.txt.
bans.ban :razz:
And then the barricade :D
The point still stands though...and excellent vids, can't wait for the blue flag one :thumb:

Hyperactive

5th March 2007, 10:31

Great job spanky! :thumb:

Only one thing bothers me and that is the original V car sounds. Elephant snoring XRT, well :x

spankmeyer

5th March 2007, 18:37

Only one thing bothers me and that is the original V car sounds. Elephant snoring XRT, well :x

Are you insulting my XRT? :really:

EDIT: Oh yeah blue flag is coming next, but I gotta figure out how to make the AI blue flag me properly or hire someone to drive with me on an empty server. And then it's bound to go wrong and I can't keep my car on the road for more than 5 secs. :D

Hyperactive

5th March 2007, 19:38

Are you insulting my XRT? :really:
yes
EDIT: Oh yeah blue flag is coming next, but I gotta figure out how to make the AI blue flag me properly or hire someone to drive with me on an empty server. And then it's bound to go wrong and I can't keep my car on the road for more than 5 secs. :D
I'd gladly volunteer but my wheel is kinda kaputt atm. so unless you are making "a wrecker special" you better use someone else. I'm just scary with mouse ;)

Even the AIs refuse to race with me when I'm using mouse...

dawesdust_12

5th March 2007, 23:00

Spank, I'd be willing to volunteer my superb RB4 or XRT race craft.

ben1272

22nd April 2007, 14:12

Here is a link to a free xvid codec for those of you who dont have one.

http://www.xvidmovies.com/codec/

It worked for me.

-Ben

Dalek0220

23rd April 2007, 11:11

YouTube it.

Milanche

7th May 2007, 13:04

Great work:thumb:. Thx

RaDuS

11th May 2007, 06:52

awsome thank you

NeoArnold

18th May 2007, 08:29

EXCELLENT VIDEOS, ONLY A LITTLE BIG IN KB's AND A LITTLE SHORT IN TIME LOL. GOOD JOB :thumb:

horrgakx

18th May 2007, 08:39

http://anticapslock.com/
:)

MoonForce

18th May 2007, 12:34

convert them into bink videos and implement them ingame pls :)

Pixiez

25th May 2007, 02:51

I think it will be nice to put this movies also on YouTube.

Richie Cahill

30th May 2007, 11:08

Great videos guys!! now if Elara would get off their asses and send me my gfx card and wheel Id be laughing :thumbsup:

r8devil

19th June 2007, 03:14

Great video. Good job. Very useful seeing how other drive and also getting some tips on what to do. I think i need to work on my checking left and right cos I have been finding it a little hard to check and drive properly at the same time.

Practice I guess.

Avatar13

19th July 2007, 00:40

Excellent videos! Thanks for taking the time to do them for the rest of us. :thumb:

Gentlefoot

24th July 2007, 11:20

Should links to my track guides go in here do you think?

horrgakx

24th July 2007, 17:51

I love it :)

doox00

2nd September 2007, 02:31

fantastic work, the overtake video was fantastic.. you are a great driver also :) I hope to be half as good one day.

Chrisuu01

8th September 2007, 12:58

Nice idea they should be on youtube ore something

verry useful to new lfs playes:thumb:

Tobsen00

10th September 2007, 18:41

nice work!

tim2368

20th November 2007, 06:13

well done

ivdimentia

2nd December 2007, 21:23

Can you make some movies teaching drifting techniques with all the types of cars (FWD, 4WD, RWD)?

Ondrejko

2nd December 2007, 22:13

Can you make some movies teaching drifting techniques with all the types of cars (FWD, 4WD, RWD)?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AMz6zPavWEU

Mekaza Bitrusty

3rd December 2007, 01:05

The last movie was particularly good. :thumb: As I am rarely able to stay out of other drivers paths, I prefer not to race online. Though it is so much more fun online, that is until you cheese someone off with bad driving :shrug:

pl1ght

7th December 2007, 13:27

Thanks for these vids. Im new to LFS and serious online racing, and there were some nice common sense things in there that i just possibly wouldnt have considered, but now will!

TheBandit_92

22nd December 2007, 15:08

Great work buddy :thumbsup:
Wonder if you can handle a drift video :scratchch

Leftyx

14th September 2008, 16:15

How do I watch these? I click on a movie and all I get is Windows Media Player with some weird graphics and an engine sound.

dawesdust_12

14th September 2008, 17:15

You need a codec. I'd assume Xvid or DivX, you could install those, or simply get VLC, which is a media player that basically plays every codec imaginable.

Blakey.

20th December 2008, 12:57

thanks for this...

:thumb:

RaceMatrix

30th December 2008, 00:46

Thanks so much for taking the time to do this. Helps us newbies greatly!

RaceMatrix

azagedon

11th January 2009, 00:08

Very helpful :D
you change your gears very fast, if i shift like that it burns the clutch out ?

the_big_n00b

14th January 2009, 22:30

you did all that work for n00bs?:shrug: lol

Dpb

7th February 2009, 14:59

Nice! Even tho im a licensed driver IRL this where nice to watch anyhow.

LapStar

24th February 2009, 21:53

Great Video, :thumb:
I like the Video about OVERTAKING, so Racers can learn something how to do it ! :thumb:
Most Times you haven't enought Time to watch the Mirrows, also me ! :shrug:

Byku

24th February 2009, 21:59

New video on lfstech on Youtube :D... pure ownage :razz:

Joker11

16th March 2009, 07:29

very nice tnx

Caljuice

5th July 2009, 18:48

Thank You! I'm so excited to figure out my setup. Vids were very helpful

Drky

11th July 2009, 21:41

Great, especially 3rd video!

logitekg25

16th July 2009, 15:10

very nice vids, keep 'em coming!

ichris

17th July 2009, 02:08

hi, I am new to this and YES! in love, I need some help, can I make demo cars faster? there are so slow and i am going to get my license soon but for now I want more speed so i can drift fast. I am hungry for more "give me more" plz help!

logitekg25

17th July 2009, 04:17

all i can recomend is turning around in blackwood right before the first corner, with the XRG and doing your best :shrug:

zeugnimod

17th July 2009, 05:40

I am hungry for more "give me more" plz help!

Give money first and you get a lot more. ;)

jrmart66

30th October 2009, 14:13

i only get visualitions on my media player? help please?

dawesdust_12

1st November 2009, 18:33

You need to have the correct codec installed.

ekze

1st November 2009, 20:53

i only get visualitions on my media player? help please?
try this: http://www.codecguide.com/about_kl.htm

D.Navickas

3rd November 2009, 14:12

Calyps0

15th November 2009, 15:42

This is an educational movie like " do not enter any demo server "...

Because you will get this ->

P.S. i did my PB on BL1 with FBM on this here replay, but the main reason is about demo servers. Lap 4. :x

to be honest what i saw there was 2 guys sitting on the racing line down the straight, but ok... thats a bit ott. but the thing is it didnt seem like you did anything to avoid it, just rammed straight into them, no action what so ever...
could see them a good 5 seconds before you hit him
but yea , nevermind