I usually never do that but in this case I did it because he cut the track (pit exit) to overtake me cheating. I am aggressive but first of all fair.
@element303 you should've protested him, then, if you felt he cheated or violated any rule. It's rare to see someone trying to pass there, I agree: you could have done it too the next lap, in some sort of "revenge". Anyway, ti's better not to compensate by your own for other intentional dirty moves: it usually leads to an escalation, which nobody want. just finish your race the way you like it, then protest the driver.
If somebody violates any form of fairness or human/animal rights I get mad and thats why I made that move that I usually never would do, and for passing me in the pit exit (which is supposed to be an unspoken rule of fairness in racing) I dont think I could have protest anything besides the position and points would have been gone. I think it hurts more if people see those idiots public.
@element303 I hear you, I don't want to turn it in a personal debate: simply put, the author of that move probably isn't interested at all in this video and hasn't change his attitude after you dive bombed him. If you tried to protest him, instead, probably Nim would have tell him something: it wasn't going to change the final standing or anything related to the race results, but that driver would have know that he was under control and that the next time he wouldn't simply receive an advice...
That was epic payback.
Petrooli 6 months ago
He shouldn't have wrecked you intentionally, I agree: but you dive bombed him before and quite wrecked him too... ;)
fcuttin 10 months ago
I usually never do that but in this case I did it because he cut the track (pit exit) to overtake me cheating. I am aggressive but first of all fair.
element303 10 months ago
@element303 you should've protested him, then, if you felt he cheated or violated any rule. It's rare to see someone trying to pass there, I agree: you could have done it too the next lap, in some sort of "revenge". Anyway, ti's better not to compensate by your own for other intentional dirty moves: it usually leads to an escalation, which nobody want. just finish your race the way you like it, then protest the driver.
fcuttin 10 months ago
If somebody violates any form of fairness or human/animal rights I get mad and thats why I made that move that I usually never would do, and for passing me in the pit exit (which is supposed to be an unspoken rule of fairness in racing) I dont think I could have protest anything besides the position and points would have been gone. I think it hurts more if people see those idiots public.
element303 10 months ago
@element303 I hear you, I don't want to turn it in a personal debate: simply put, the author of that move probably isn't interested at all in this video and hasn't change his attitude after you dive bombed him. If you tried to protest him, instead, probably Nim would have tell him something: it wasn't going to change the final standing or anything related to the race results, but that driver would have know that he was under control and that the next time he wouldn't simply receive an advice...
fcuttin 10 months ago