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29-09-2016, 03:38 PM
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Hi guys and gals!
I've had this idea for a long time now & really, the choke points are; 1) internet speed 2) the costs Basically... Imagine logging into an 'online game' where you can control an actual car, which is using servo arms & such to steer the car, etc? To begin with, I'd start off with low-cost cars, because no doubt there will be crashes. Getting used to real physics through a computer would take time to get used too. But then as people form teams, I can imagine the teams upgrading the car, collectively. This idea would take years for me to develop by myself. But I want to do it for some reason lol. What do you all think? Good idea, or just - a mess? P.s. if this is in the wrong forum, I apologise. Move if necessary.
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Real, online racing idea.
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