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Oh, i got some funny ones, all of them about funny landings and tumbles. None of them is altered in any way.

First one:
http://supremacy.hu/groundzero/DSJ/landing.JPG

Only time ever I managed to land so that the jumper's facing the tower and not the slope - he's practically turned around and ...

A new club member.

Here there seems to be an interesting kind of problem occurring. I'm still using 3.1.4.0. I've got a legal registration key you sent me. And it worked fine the first time i installed it. Then I got a new PC and installed it on that also - worked fine. Now I got a new computer ...

I agree. If all the jumpers have about the same wind conditions - good or shit - it's OK.

Grufugl,

now imagine my events with 80-84 jumpers...

I don't see why there could not be a fixed wind option, where the direction and strength of the wind could be set (sharp or within a certain range). And, let's say, results with fixed wind conditions could not qualify for the highscore and record lists - I really wouldn't give a damn, I'm not going ...

Phil_Waite wrote:I have compiled a series of many spectacular tumbles. They are all worth watching:

And indeed!!! What an amazing collection you have there :DDD

I'm considering an artistic ski-jumping event where it is the tumbles that are scored not the distance :DDD

Phil_Waite wrote:Here is a tumble that rivals any of yours. I let my friend have a go, his takeoff was late and he had the most spectacular summersault that landed directly on his head.

http://www.mediafire.com/?74wzwyxvyks

A very nice one, sir, my sincerest congratulations ))

Thomas wrote:This whole wind matter was serious enough for me to stop playing the game.

My exact words. I said the same here and in private mails to Jussi earlier.

Frode wrote:What Jussi tried to say was that the wind is average.I say its not cause I`ve and other have noticed that during 32 hills there is bakcwind in 75-80% of them.
I havent mention a word about U taking screendump but I say WE could do that when er play online.

OK, I misunderstood you.

My bad. Sorry.

Is there something that might be affected by how my PC works or something like that?
The wind randomizer is not hardware dependant, so I really can't see any reason why the wind would work differently.

Then I really don't know... It really must be an error in the Matrix :)

(I played again ...

When asked for their opinion in interviews, the jumpers themselves usually gives sort of diplomatic answers. But I believe the rule is not popular among them.

No wonder, I guess :)

As for it's introduction, I found this:

"Unlike at the other ski jumping events where the best 30 competitors of ...

In Skoki Narciarskie 2005 :P

L'Art's "Ski jumping 2005 - third Edition" features an over-300 meter hill located somewhere in Canada - this is what you were mentioning, right? Yep. I thinking about this.
I simply couldn't get the hang of it. i gave it a half-a-year try, playing hours virtually ...

What do you exactly mean? tthe 30 best jumper, the 30 best jumper in that season or the jumpers with the 30 best jumps in that particular qualifying round? None of these is guaranteed anyways - especially the last one with the pre-qualifiers... they get through even when they jump the crappiest of ...

My guess is it's a lot of psychology involved here. It is the deviating and/or annoying experiences we remember the best, isn't it?

Compare with this: Some players have also complained about getting a lot more bad wind than the other players during online tournaments. Some even claim that this ...

Just to put an end to this question....Take a screendump of every jump and Mr Jussi will see what we are talking about. Cause some place on the road the tread did go missing!

I'm talking of well above 2 or 3 thousand jumps. I played 2-3 competitions a day and did it pretty much every day for like ...