there is only one reason when I am looking for servers: to compete against REAL people.
but for kind of a casual racer like me, (cant make time for leagues) I keep getting tricked into thinking servers are popular, downloading 2 gb of a mod only to find out actually they are not. server owner just runs 15 AI's to make the server look popular.
If i wanted to race AI, I wouldnt even check the server list. I'd straight away go into single player. so why is there no distinction between AI and human in server list? can studio 397 fix this mess, and at least give us an indicator as to how many are actually human in the server. one solution could be to show ai in paranthesis. instead of 15/40 lets say, it shows 0(15)/40 indicating the number of people who race in the server are actually zero.
but for kind of a casual racer like me, (cant make time for leagues) I keep getting tricked into thinking servers are popular, downloading 2 gb of a mod only to find out actually they are not. server owner just runs 15 AI's to make the server look popular.
If i wanted to race AI, I wouldnt even check the server list. I'd straight away go into single player. so why is there no distinction between AI and human in server list? can studio 397 fix this mess, and at least give us an indicator as to how many are actually human in the server. one solution could be to show ai in paranthesis. instead of 15/40 lets say, it shows 0(15)/40 indicating the number of people who race in the server are actually zero.