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It's a Knockout! 2018/19 Semi Final: F1
It's a Knockout! 2018/19 Semi Final: F1 Starts: 00:01 December 30th 2018 Finishes: 23:59 January 5th 2019 Rules Post a picture of your score here with the score written underneath. Enter as often as you like. Only scores achieved during the round's time frame count. Play Leg 2 of Arcade mode! Wing setting, gear transmission, tyres and even difficulty setting are all freely choosable! Keep in mind that higher difficulty yields a higher score. Tied scores will be separated by whoever submitted their score first. No cheating (including save states) - anyone caught cheating gets disqualified. Downloads - ADF - WHDLoad-installed Extras - Lemon thread - Super League Round 2 threads: EAB, Lemon Scores 107,992 - john4p vs LinesMachine - 36,722 124,459 - capehorn vs Parpala - 112,319 Last edited by john4p; 05 January 2019 at 23:04. |
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Man, that black bar on a wide screen...please change "Default" to "No scaling" in Filter options.
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107,992 Didn't qualify on the last track. This was on Professional, trying Expert again. |
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Much better!
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It's okay...
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Oh I see, I have a config called F1 Domark and one called F1 GP, I loaded the wrong one!
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My other scores were completed on Professional so I thought I would try Expert. It took me ages to get past Spa, and once I finally did, I screwed up Monza, the easiest track IMO, in every conceivable way, barely qualifying. I somehow completed Estoril without a single crash/mistake on my first attempt on it at Expert level, and it's a good thing I did so well, as I still only qualified by making an overtake on the final straight.
I took Adelaide pretty safe to make sure I got to the end. Due to the poor run on Monza, the score wasn't that impressive. 124,459 |
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Yeah, not much difference to your Professional-score.
But your late tactical voting seems to have payed off: unless Parpala posts a surprise score in the next two hours your fourth Knockout championship is basically a done deal. Only rexsu and Harry could've competed with you in Lotus 2. I'll still put up a fight and try to at least get 60M... Was a great battle between Parpala and you! LinesMachine sadly seemed out of motivation - he was much better in the league round. Final thread is up already. Gonna go sleep now. Should Parpala come up with a surprise score after all I'd change the thread tomorrow of course. |
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Honestly my only chance of winning this knockout would have been to beat Capehorn before the final
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capehorn - thats a big surprise, given your low scores in the competition. Didnt you once say you played a lot of the Vroom games already? Hopefully you will find more time for the rounds in this years league.
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The only time I had ever played Vroom before was when it came up in the comp a few years ago, and I liked it then, I remember putting in quite a bit of effort to master the difficult third and fifth tracks and get to the end (I just check the old thread and it turns out I didn't manage it - funny how memory plays tricks on you). I hadn't played it at all inbetween then and now, but I enjoyed it even more this time. It really is a very good game. But my criticisms would be that it is too difficult to see the tyre warning light, it's a bit unfair when the light goes orange just as you pass the pit lane and you don't have enough tire left to get round another lap, the fuel gauge is misleading, and the super-slow cars don't add anything to the playability, at least four times I failed to qualify due to hitting one on the final lap and getting overtaken. I don't have time to put in a real effort in the league anymore. But I'll dip in if I really enjoy a game. During the league round, I didn't even realise you were playing two different sets of tracks, or if I did, I didn't bother to do the second lot. But I have spare time over Christmas so I usually give the KO a good go. Quote:
That's not the first time I've read about my late vote. I just had a look, and the only reason we were due to play James Pond instead is because you had voted for it about 20 minutes before me . Nothing against James Pond which I like a lot, but it's very long and rewards putting in long sessions which isn't really what I felt like playing, especially as we had just finished playing it in the league. One of the downsides to voting late is you don't get to give your own favourite games much traction. I'd have much rather played Pinball Dreams and Rainbow Islands but they weren't in the running. I had no expectation of making the final anyway, the league showed me that I was much worse at Sensi than I thought, and having never played PGA before, I never thought I would get through it, a kind draw as got me this far. I'm not writing you off at Lotus at all John, if there it one thing I know it's that you are not going to give up without a fight |
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I'll give my best, starting with practicing the Marshes- and Storm-tracks (BAGLEY and E BOW), to get a decent final. |
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