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Re: Ponderbox for virtual series

Posted: 06 Mar 2013, 06:02
by Cynon
FMecha wrote:Is Wurz involved? :twisted:


I elaborated on this topic in a 1049kB text file but I seem to have lost it.

Re: Ponderbox for virtual series

Posted: 06 Mar 2013, 07:09
by MinardiFan95
Klon wrote:
Aerond wrote:
darkapprentice77 wrote:If the F1RWRS Commission wanted someone to make an F1RWRS video game, who would they give the license to? I hope not Codemasters...


It'd only go to Geoff Crammond


In kayfabe there is a F1RWRS video game, at least for the 2014 season. A shame I never got around to write the review I've planned. Basic gist is: best career mode in any sports game ever, racing a bit too arcade-ish though. :lol:


In fact, I had "F1RWRS: The Official Game" as a minor sponsor for my F2RWRS team in 2015, along with GAME... who went bust (at the Australian arm of the company) just a few weeks after I'd made the livery.

Re: Ponderbox for virtual series

Posted: 06 Mar 2013, 08:43
by AndreaModa
Wizzie wrote:
JeremyMcClean wrote:I think Moreno (erm... The Stig) is calling it a day after the 2015 season. (Now that The Stig is now technically under my control... :? )

With that in mind, will there be a new Stig? (Not in the F1RWRS)


Well, for Brazil there will be a new Stig as rumours are he seems to have grown quite a bit taller since Japan. Whether it's just Sammy Jones in disguise as some say he is is another matter altogether, although it would make some sense in that Jones is probably the tallest driver in the paddock. Allegedly. :P


If we're assuming that me in RL is Sammy Jones then at 6'1" and a bit then I guess you'd be right! ;)

But in all seriousness, these developments around The Stig offer the perfect opportunity to retire him and keep the series to proper fictional drivers only. I do share some of Eurobrun's feelings that it never really should have been allowed in the first place, but there we go. I'm very much against a "new" Stig coming in to replace Moreno.

Re: Ponderbox for virtual series

Posted: 06 Mar 2013, 08:53
by TomWazzleshaw
AndreaModa wrote:
Wizzie wrote:
JeremyMcClean wrote:I think Moreno (erm... The Stig) is calling it a day after the 2015 season. (Now that The Stig is now technically under my control... :? )

With that in mind, will there be a new Stig? (Not in the F1RWRS)


Well, for Brazil there will be a new Stig as rumours are he seems to have grown quite a bit taller since Japan. Whether it's just Sammy Jones in disguise as some say he is is another matter altogether, although it would make some sense in that Jones is probably the tallest driver in the paddock. Allegedly. :P


If we're assuming that me in RL is Sammy Jones then at 6'1" and a bit then I guess you'd be right! ;)

But in all seriousness, these developments around The Stig offer the perfect opportunity to retire him and keep the series to proper fictional drivers only. I do share some of Eurobrun's feelings that it never really should have been allowed in the first place, but there we go. I'm very much against a "new" Stig coming in to replace Moreno.


But we'll need a new Stig for Brazil, as with Moreno revealing himself as the previous Stig, it means that he has to be shot on sight the minute he shows up in the F1RWRS paddock for being the traitorous coward he is for revealing his identity. :P

Re: Ponderbox for virtual series

Posted: 06 Mar 2013, 10:13
by AndreaModa
Just ret-con it so he reveals himself after Brazil.

Re: Ponderbox for virtual series

Posted: 06 Mar 2013, 10:19
by RonDenisDeletraz
AndreaModa wrote:Just ret-con it so he reveals himself after Brazil.


I agree completely, this is the best solution

Re: Ponderbox for virtual series

Posted: 06 Mar 2013, 10:21
by Phoenix
Yes, but now the point is, if Moreno retires after this season, who should I put in his seat? I think Barii Mori was still looking for a seat for 2016.

Re: Ponderbox for virtual series

Posted: 06 Mar 2013, 10:27
by Salamander
Phoenix wrote:Yes, but now the point is, if Moreno retires after this season, who should I put in his seat? I think Barii Mori was still looking for a seat for 2016.


James Davies still isn't confirmed at Sunshine...

Re: Ponderbox for virtual series

Posted: 06 Mar 2013, 10:30
by Phoenix
BlindCaveSalamander wrote:
Phoenix wrote:Yes, but now the point is, if Moreno retires after this season, who should I put in his seat? I think Barii Mori was still looking for a seat for 2016.


James Davies still isn't confirmed at Sunshine...


I'll consider him if Mori turns down the offer.

Re: Ponderbox for virtual series

Posted: 06 Mar 2013, 12:06
by Klon
AndreaModa wrote:If we're assuming that me in RL is Sammy Jones then at 6'1" and a bit then I guess you'd be right! ;)


Now I could blatantly cheat and have Kay Lon be my RL height (6'8'') and win this competition forever. :lol:
But no, I won't. Kay Lon is officially 5'11''.

Oh, and Phoenix, Du Lei is still on the market and her performance was on level with Mori's - not to mention she wouldn't cause so much trouble as Mori.

Re: Ponderbox for virtual series

Posted: 06 Mar 2013, 12:32
by AndreaModa
Exactly, if Phoenix hires Mori then we're going back to 2011/12 here, and we all know how that worked out! Especially as Davies is now driving for Jones! :lol:

Re: Ponderbox for virtual series

Posted: 06 Mar 2013, 15:51
by Phoenix
Ironically enough, after some more thinking, I'm having troubles deciding about either Barii Mori or Nicolas Steele to replace Daniel Moreno, though Steele sounds slightly better and he's not been signed up by anyone yet. I'd like to have preferential option over his services if possible.

Re: Ponderbox for virtual series

Posted: 06 Mar 2013, 16:00
by Salamander
Phoenix wrote:Ironically enough, after some more thinking, I'm having troubles deciding about either Barii Mori or Nicolas Steele to replace Daniel Moreno, though Steele sounds slightly better and he's not been signed up by anyone yet. I'd like to have preferential option over his services if possible.


Why sign either of those muppets when you can have a proven race winner in James Davies?

Re: Ponderbox for virtual series

Posted: 06 Mar 2013, 16:15
by Phoenix
BlindCaveSalamander wrote:
Phoenix wrote:Ironically enough, after some more thinking, I'm having troubles deciding about either Barii Mori or Nicolas Steele to replace Daniel Moreno, though Steele sounds slightly better and he's not been signed up by anyone yet. I'd like to have preferential option over his services if possible.


Why sign either of those muppets when you can have a proven race winner in James Davies?


Trouble is, what has James Davies done over the past two years? I know it's mostly because of the quality of the cars he had at his disposal, but I think either Morii or Steele would enjoy better stats than him. And Du Lei... no, just no.

Re: Ponderbox for virtual series

Posted: 06 Mar 2013, 16:29
by Salamander
Phoenix wrote:
BlindCaveSalamander wrote:
Phoenix wrote:Ironically enough, after some more thinking, I'm having troubles deciding about either Barii Mori or Nicolas Steele to replace Daniel Moreno, though Steele sounds slightly better and he's not been signed up by anyone yet. I'd like to have preferential option over his services if possible.


Why sign either of those muppets when you can have a proven race winner in James Davies?


Trouble is, what has James Davies done over the past two years? I know it's mostly because of the quality of the cars he had at his disposal, but I think either Morii or Steele would enjoy better stats than him. And Du Lei... no, just no.


Um, well, he did put in some pretty decent performances for Sunshine in the middle of the season...

Yeah, I wouldn't blame you if you didn't take him, I just desperately want him to win another race. The problem is he has so many off-days...

Re: Ponderbox for virtual series

Posted: 06 Mar 2013, 16:29
by DemocalypseNow
Phoenix wrote:
BlindCaveSalamander wrote:
Phoenix wrote:Ironically enough, after some more thinking, I'm having troubles deciding about either Barii Mori or Nicolas Steele to replace Daniel Moreno, though Steele sounds slightly better and he's not been signed up by anyone yet. I'd like to have preferential option over his services if possible.


Why sign either of those muppets when you can have a proven race winner in James Davies?


Trouble is, what has James Davies done over the past two years? I know it's mostly because of the quality of the cars he had at his disposal, but I think either Morii or Steele would enjoy better stats than him. And Du Lei... no, just no.

Make sure you keep them on a one year contract so you can sack them and replace them with one of the best rookies in RWRS for 2017, Marcel Agyemang-Badu!

Re: Ponderbox for virtual series

Posted: 06 Mar 2013, 20:11
by RonDenisDeletraz
I would advise against signing Steele. He was absolutely awful before aerond took over F1RWRS and so he will lose out badly under the new driver system

Re: Ponderbox for virtual series

Posted: 08 Mar 2013, 04:36
by Cynon
Should there be a thread just for posting fantasy liveries, regardless if they're for a specific series or not?

Re: Ponderbox for virtual series

Posted: 08 Mar 2013, 11:01
by Salamander
Cynon wrote:Should there be a thread just for posting fantasy liveries, regardless if they're for a specific series or not?


Yeah, that would be a pretty good idea, I think. Just something where people can get ideas for liveries from if they're struggling to come up with their own.

Re: Ponderbox for virtual series

Posted: 08 Mar 2013, 11:25
by Warren Hughes
Cynon wrote:Should there be a thread just for posting fantasy liveries, regardless if they're for a specific series or not?

If you fancy doing some liveries Cynon, maybe you could come up with some stuff for the 2016 F1RWRS and F3RWRS Prospec? They should be mainly purple, orange and white (see Prospec page on the wiki for a couple of examples) with major sponsors Sainsbury's, Swiftcover.com and Mr Muscle along with various other sponsors such as Eibach and Fidanza. If you're up for it I'll see if I can come up with more of a brief when I get home from work.

Re: Ponderbox for virtual series

Posted: 08 Mar 2013, 11:41
by Ataxia
I think Pasta made a thread like this a while back...I'll see if I can find it.

EDIT: And I did...

Re: Ponderbox for virtual series

Posted: 08 Mar 2013, 17:01
by pasta_maldonado
Is the 2016 RWRS season the most anticipated in RWRS history? All the categories have an interesting storylines - F1RWRS has sweeping rule changes and Dagnall moving to MRT; F2RWRS will be wether or not Alitalia dominate; F3 is as open as ever, same as F1RDS; the first seasons of GTR-WC and IRFC will be naturally intruiging; the RTCC is back; and over the pond in F1ICS, the title fight is set to be the might of IBR and Mastercard Lola v Michael Bright Racing v All comers. All in all, you can guess that I'm definately looking forward to it!

Re: Ponderbox for virtual series

Posted: 08 Mar 2013, 20:05
by DemocalypseNow
pasta_maldonado wrote:Is the 2016 RWRS season the most anticipated in RWRS history? All the categories have an interesting storylines - F1RWRS has sweeping rule changes and Dagnall moving to MRT; F2RWRS will be wether or not Alitalia dominate; F3 is as open as ever, same as F1RDS; the first seasons of GTR-WC and IRFC will be naturally intruiging; the RTCC is back; and over the pond in F1ICS, the title fight is set to be the might of IBR and Mastercard Lola v Michael Bright Racing v All comers. All in all, you can guess that I'm definately looking forward to it!

Since when do Michael Bright Racing have a hope?

Re: Ponderbox for virtual series

Posted: 08 Mar 2013, 20:09
by Salamander
Stramala [kostas22] wrote:
pasta_maldonado wrote:Is the 2016 RWRS season the most anticipated in RWRS history? All the categories have an interesting storylines - F1RWRS has sweeping rule changes and Dagnall moving to MRT; F2RWRS will be wether or not Alitalia dominate; F3 is as open as ever, same as F1RDS; the first seasons of GTR-WC and IRFC will be naturally intruiging; the RTCC is back; and over the pond in F1ICS, the title fight is set to be the might of IBR and Mastercard Lola v Michael Bright Racing v All comers. All in all, you can guess that I'm definately looking forward to it!

Since when do Michael Bright Racing have a hope?

Since they picked up Ryan McReynolds, that's when.

Re: Ponderbox for virtual series

Posted: 08 Mar 2013, 20:42
by DemocalypseNow
BlindCaveSalamander wrote:
Stramala [kostas22] wrote:
pasta_maldonado wrote:Is the 2016 RWRS season the most anticipated in RWRS history? All the categories have an interesting storylines - F1RWRS has sweeping rule changes and Dagnall moving to MRT; F2RWRS will be wether or not Alitalia dominate; F3 is as open as ever, same as F1RDS; the first seasons of GTR-WC and IRFC will be naturally intruiging; the RTCC is back; and over the pond in F1ICS, the title fight is set to be the might of IBR and Mastercard Lola v Michael Bright Racing v All comers. All in all, you can guess that I'm definately looking forward to it!

Since when do Michael Bright Racing have a hope?

Since they picked up Ryan McReynolds, that's when.

So their hope is...to occasionally score some points? ;)

Re: Ponderbox for virtual series

Posted: 08 Mar 2013, 21:48
by Salamander
Stramala [kostas22] wrote:
BlindCaveSalamander wrote:
Stramala [kostas22] wrote:Since when do Michael Bright Racing have a hope?
Since they picked up Ryan McReynolds, that's when.
So their hope is...to occasionally score some points? ;)

Did you miss the part where he was just about the quickest driver at the start of the season, before Cassidy Racing fell way behind because I stuck with the Panoz's for some reason?

Re: Ponderbox for virtual series

Posted: 08 Mar 2013, 21:52
by pasta_maldonado
BlindCaveSalamander wrote:
Stramala [kostas22] wrote:
BlindCaveSalamander wrote:Since they picked up Ryan McReynolds, that's when.
So their hope is...to occasionally score some points? ;)

Did you miss the part where he was just about the quickest driver at the start of the season, before Cassidy Racing fell way behind because I stuck with the Panoz's for some reason?

Not to mention that Martin van der Meyde and Andre Bianchi picked up a win each, and were on the pace almost every weekend. And that was with the Swift chassis.

Re: Ponderbox for virtual series

Posted: 08 Mar 2013, 21:58
by Salamander
pasta_maldonado wrote:
BlindCaveSalamander wrote:
Stramala [kostas22] wrote:So their hope is...to occasionally score some points? ;)
Did you miss the part where he was just about the quickest driver at the start of the season, before Cassidy Racing fell way behind because I stuck with the Panoz's for some reason?
Not to mention that Martin van der Meyde and Andre Bianchi picked up a win each, and were on the pace almost every weekend. And that was with the Swift chassis.

McReynolds also picked up a win with the Panoz quite late in the season.

Re: Ponderbox for virtual series

Posted: 09 Mar 2013, 19:20
by Gerudo Dragon
Who will be in F1RWRS first: Terenzio or Raffaella Nicchi?

Re: Ponderbox for virtual series

Posted: 09 Mar 2013, 20:42
by Klon
BlindCaveSalamander wrote:
pasta_maldonado wrote:
BlindCaveSalamander wrote:Did you miss the part where he was just about the quickest driver at the start of the season, before Cassidy Racing fell way behind because I stuck with the Panoz's for some reason?
Not to mention that Martin van der Meyde and Andre Bianchi picked up a win each, and were on the pace almost every weekend. And that was with the Swift chassis.

McReynolds also picked up a win with the Panoz quite late in the season.


May I remind you that Ralf Schumacher scored a pole in the early part of the season? That has absolutely nothing to do with the discussion at hand, but I just wanted to mention that.

Is the 2016 RWRS season the most anticipated in RWRS history?


Might just be, especially since the whole RWRS universe has expanded significantly in the 2014-2015 seasons. Hope it doesn't turn out like 2010's F1. :lol:

Re: Ponderbox for virtual series

Posted: 13 Mar 2013, 17:47
by DemocalypseNow
When FMecha is telling someone to be patient, you know some serious s*** is going down.

Re: Ponderbox for virtual series

Posted: 13 Mar 2013, 17:51
by FMecha
Stramala [kostas22] wrote:When FMecha is telling someone to be patient, you know some serious s*** is going down.


So you're saying, I am an hypocrite? Listen, I have gone less impatient nowadays. :roll:

Re: Ponderbox for virtual series

Posted: 13 Mar 2013, 17:55
by Salamander
FMecha wrote:
Stramala [kostas22] wrote:When FMecha is telling someone to be patient, you know some serious s*** is going down.


So you're saying, I am an hypocrite? Listen, I have gone less impatient nowadays. :roll:


He wasn't saying that. It's just that you have a history of impatience (though you have addressed it). Also I 100% agree with Stramala here.

Re: Ponderbox for virtual series

Posted: 13 Mar 2013, 19:39
by DemocalypseNow
FMecha wrote:
Stramala [kostas22] wrote:When FMecha is telling someone to be patient, you know some serious s*** is going down.


So you're saying, I am an hypocrite? Listen, I have gone less impatient nowadays. :roll:

:roll:

For once it was a half-compliment and instead you go and ruin it with accusations. Great work...

Re: Ponderbox for virtual series

Posted: 13 Mar 2013, 23:16
by Warren Hughes
Stramala [kostas22] wrote:
FMecha wrote:
Stramala [kostas22] wrote:When FMecha is telling someone to be patient, you know some serious s*** is going down.


So you're saying, I am an hypocrite? Listen, I have gone less impatient nowadays. :roll:

:roll:

For once it was a half-compliment and instead you go and ruin it with accusations. Great work...

Don't be too harsh, you can see how a non-native speaker might not read your comment in as friendly a tone as you intended it.

Re: Ponderbox for virtual series

Posted: 27 Mar 2013, 01:38
by DemocalypseNow
Has This kind of shot himself in the foot? It seems to me that Justin Case is really his fastest driver, yet, he is destined to never have a proper career.

Re: Ponderbox for virtual series

Posted: 27 Mar 2013, 05:02
by RonDenisDeletraz
Stramala [kostas22] wrote:Has This kind of shot himself in the foot? It seems to me that Justin Case is really his fastest driver, yet, he is destined to never have a proper career.


It is a bit unlucky for him, but I like the idea of a non permanent character like that

Re: Ponderbox for virtual series

Posted: 27 Mar 2013, 09:06
by Warren Hughes
Was Daniel Moreno concealing his true identity so that people didn't realise how crap he'd become?

Re: Ponderbox for virtual series

Posted: 27 Mar 2013, 14:37
by Nessafox
Stramala [kostas22] wrote:Has This kind of shot himself in the foot? It seems to me that Justin Case is really his fastest driver, yet, he is destined to never have a proper career.

Not really, i only have had 5 young drivers in the FxRWRS series, and two of them (Wouter Lamberigts and Justin Case) have some potential, 2 of them are rejectful (Kevin Bainomugisha and Simon Garfünkel) and it's not clear how good or bad Dorien Lamberigts is, tough she's defenitely not the next world champion. If Wouter Lamberigts gets reasonable succes in F1RWRS, i'll have plenty of time to grown some youngsters. Thing is that with the Octan Young drivers program, i choose to put drivers from different users in it, and we'll see how that goes. I have plenty of options for potentially 2 F2RWRS seats in 2017. All my other drivers (Van Dycke, the Mignolet brothers) are just old. Which is a deliberate choice, as i want Ron to be one of the most succesful drivers of the early 2000's, which is before F1RWRS.
I think it's a good thing that Justin Case proves to be pretty good, because this way, other teams will be interested in his services, making the concept work. Unrealistic? No, just blame this to bad management and a naive driver. If he would be a crap driver, nobody would care about the concept and think it's a lame pun. Now people will still think it's a lame pun, but at least people will remember his name ;)

Re: Ponderbox for virtual series

Posted: 27 Mar 2013, 15:13
by DemocalypseNow
This wrote:
Stramala [kostas22] wrote:Has This kind of shot himself in the foot? It seems to me that Justin Case is really his fastest driver, yet, he is destined to never have a proper career.

Not really, i only have had 5 young drivers in the FxRWRS series, and two of them (Wouter Lamberigts and Justin Case) have some potential, 2 of them are rejectful (Kevin Bainomugisha and Simon Garfünkel) and it's not clear how good or bad Dorien Lamberigts is, tough she's defenitely not the next world champion. If Wouter Lamberigts gets reasonable succes in F1RWRS, i'll have plenty of time to grown some youngsters. Thing is that with the Octan Young drivers program, i choose to put drivers from different users in it, and we'll see how that goes. I have plenty of options for potentially 2 F2RWRS seats in 2017. All my other drivers (Van Dycke, the Mignolet brothers) are just old. Which is a deliberate choice, as i want Ron to be one of the most succesful drivers of the early 2000's, which is before F1RWRS.
I think it's a good thing that Justin Case proves to be pretty good, because this way, other teams will be interested in his services, making the concept work. Unrealistic? No, just blame this to bad management and a naive driver. If he would be a crap driver, nobody would care about the concept and think it's a lame pun. Now people will still think it's a lame pun, but at least people will remember his name ;)

Indeed, Justin Case will be my first port of call if any of my drivers get banned again...