(2014-02-02 18:08)DanielP Wrote:  You can type !locate <username> and the location of the person you have set it to will be displayed.

Also, if you go on as a [TOW], it will tell you where the person is that has called for a TOW, along with their distance from you.

(2014-02-02 18:44)Ras Wrote:  Also, when you do !locate <username> it will show the speed of the targeted user, along with the location. There will also be a text on your screen, showing how far away the user is and in which direction (the text will point that way, like siren/caution/hazard signs)

(2014-02-02 18:49)Chuck Wrote:  You will also see a decent, movable aid on screen like a caution or siren indicator showing the distance. Very helpful to find the car you're looking for, especially if the direct view is obstructed, i.e. if the car is behind a barrier or otherwise OOB.

(2014-03-01 00:44)try drifter Wrote:  what does the word ramming mean can someone tell me
can someone define the word ramming

Quote:1.2. Do not crash or ram other cars deliberately.
This includes negligent and reckless driving, provoking accidents, for example blocking the track, doing stunts or doughnuts on the road and so on.

(2014-03-01 11:53)Lcee Wrote:  I think the locator is very unhandy to use, for 10,000 euro's I would expect a much better device as the current one.

For example what I should think how this device should work:

"You bought a Locator, use !locator to activate"
If you do !locator you should get a menu with available names at that moment.

It is very unhandy to everytime type !locate (username), because some people have confusing usernames as ILI which is shown as IlI or have extremely long usernames. If you have just a list like the one you get if you give away a car, it would be much easier to use. I also think people will actually use it more often because they don't have to type those annoying usernames anymore.