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Been going on for months now, it doesn't always happen but when some people join a server some people's games lock up anywhere between 2-10 seconds, really frustrating during a race

Something I though of while riding with music on. We have the red rev limiter above the gear UI, but it only shows when it's at max. Would make playing with music/starts with lots of riders easier to determine the correct gear. Maybe this is a plug-in thing.

Would anybody be interested in an excel sheet with the correct spring rates for the OEM's? I am using Race Tech's spring rate calculator and putting the front and rear spring rate into an excel sheet. The setup I am using in the calc is standard stiffness(not leaning soft or hard), professional riding ability (because we are definitely riding/OJ'ing/Casing stuff much harder than we are IRL), and rider weight at 176 pounds (found the rider weight through the forums). I used spring conversion for the bikes with air forks and divided it in half because they only have one spring.

This is something that I have been trying to work out on my end for a while. I got bored of going for fast laps on the 250/450 four strokes and decided to try the 250 two strokes, specifically the Husky and KTM. When I rode them they just seemed so much slower than the other bikes, even the 250f's. I am perplexed by this, because I ride the KTM 150 SX all the time (equal time to the 250f) just for fun so I can get the two stroke feel but still be competitive with decent 250 riders. The 150 seemed faster than both the tc250 and 250sx. My ability to carry speed and handle corners is fairly good. I tried riding a gear high, gear low, and many other techniques that work on two strokes to see if I am just missing the power opportunities. In the end it just seemed like the 250's were souless and the 150 was better. It's probably just me, but has anybody else felt something similar to this?

Just have a question on the bandwidth option in the game settings for PiBoSo. Does this option increase the tickrate of the game and/or is it providing more updates for multiplayer racing at once? Does it affect CPU performance meaningfully? Am I just dumb (probably)? I am also hosting servers and was wondering how that would affect my pc and the servers performance. I just don't want to set it on high and have it hammer my pc and in game performance.

I don't know if this is already possible, but the ability to turn off custom skins for other riders (obviously client side) and have other players use a default look on the player's end would be awesome. With the OEM's and custom skins the game eats through my VRAM and RAM like crazy and makes loading into servers take quite a while. Maybe also have other bikes still have their unique sounds so you know what they are riding. I just don't want it to be like MX Sim where people would create excessive super high resolution skins that would look nice, but take like half of your VRAM for a single skin, which is dumb.