Midair Crash - minor change maybe?

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Re: Midair Crash - minor change maybe?

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Re: Midair Crash - minor change maybe?

Post by MrHerisson » Thu May 02, 2019 9:50 am

Bluejet wrote:
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All this is great, but when you have idiots intentionally trying to collide with you, it takes the fun out of multiplayer.
Happend to me yesterday
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The server .admin can .kick and .ban pilots that do misbehave...
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Re: Midair Crash - minor change maybe?

Post by Olympia » Thu May 02, 2019 12:55 pm

In the early days of Condor v.1 there was an ignorant young man (I won't mention his name - he knows who he is) who disliked being criticised, and was determined to win every task, no matter what. He took to crashing into me on tasks. He also used to fly well above Vne before the days of the 'flutter' feature being introduced in order to win tasks and it took some finding out that this was how he was doing it. I hope this isn't him at it again. Gliding RL is a sport in which cheating is difficult. Only a few have ever attempted it and were eventually detected. It was possible in the days when we scratched a smoked metal foil in a barograph, or used radio when it was banned. But neither of these cheat sare possible now.

I really don't see how anyone can 'accidentally' crash into you on a ridge. Circling in a gaggle maybe, but not in straight and level flight.
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Re: Midair Crash - minor change maybe?

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MrHerisson wrote:
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How does one report to the server admin?
PM or email...

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Re: Midair Crash - minor change maybe?

Post by Capricorne » Thu May 02, 2019 1:47 pm

you can't ask the admin to monitor all flights on his server :?
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Re: Midair Crash - minor change maybe?

Post by Andy1248 » Thu May 02, 2019 4:06 pm

Nice to hear from you again Alistair. :D
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Re: Midair Crash - minor change maybe?

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Nice to hear from you again Alistair. :D

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Re: Midair Crash - minor change maybe?

Post by Olympia » Fri May 03, 2019 11:44 am

Nice to think I am not forgotten. I've had a busy year - colon cancer out of the blue - fixed, moving house now complete - so I hope to return to Condor later this year. I'm still struggling with the purchase of a new dedicated computer in spite of all the helpful advice from fellow Condorites. Frankly I'm terrified of having to re-learn Windows, and not being really computer savvy I need someone to hold my hand. Our local computer outfits are hopeless - they wrecked a brand new Mac Mini trying to install Bootcamp and I am thoroughly discouraged at the moment.

However, thanks for the kind thoughts

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Re: Midair Crash - minor change maybe?

Post by Andy1248 » Fri May 03, 2019 12:58 pm

To wet your appetite for Condor and I know your interest in Scotland. A complete rework will be available soon.

To keep on the thread I hope you don't have any mid air's. :D
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Re: Midair Crash - minor change maybe?

Post by Olympia » Fri May 03, 2019 1:07 pm

Very nice!

Where is that? Firth of Clyde looking west?
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Re: Midair Crash - minor change maybe?

Post by Olympia » Fri May 03, 2019 1:15 pm

Changed my mind. Sound of Sleat looking west. Sailed up it often.
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Re: Midair Crash - minor change maybe?

Post by Andy1248 » Fri May 03, 2019 5:39 pm

Olympia wrote:
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Changed my mind. Sound of Sleat looking west. Sailed up it often.
Close, Loch Carron North East of Plockton. Not many mid airs there. :D

Here is a view looking South down the Sound of Sleat from Loch Alsh, still not many midairs.
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Re: Midair Crash - minor change maybe?

Post by Olympia » Fri May 03, 2019 9:40 pm

Even nicer. There is a very nice Scottish Dance called Macdonald of Sleat - done many times in demos. Well OT by now.

The only Scottish club I have flown from is Portmoak. Have you a nice view of the Bishop?
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Re: Midair Crash - minor change maybe?

Post by MrHerisson » Fri May 24, 2019 9:43 am

Olympia wrote:
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in the days when we scratched a smoked metal foil in a barograph,
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Re: Midair Crash - minor change maybe?

Post by wickid » Fri May 24, 2019 7:37 pm

Old school barogram logging before GPS loggers were invented. There was a drum with smoked metal foil where a stilus scratched a trace of the altitude on it. Other versions used a paper sheet on the drum and a pen.
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