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I would guess that emailing custservice@codemasters.com could help you in this situation 🙂

Holyy ****. Now for me to figure out how many of those can be watched in Finland 🙃

This will probably get locked quite quickly, but I have to say this: IF YOU WANT A BUG TO BE FIXED, ACTUALLY TEST WHAT CAUSES IT AND SHARE THOSE RESULTS. I hate when people go around saying "My game crashed fix it thank you" or something like that without even following the READ BEFORE POSTING thread... Sorry that was a bit too much 🙂

Yeah I understand 🙂 Sorry if I came off as too rough! Also if you're very passionate about F1, you should check the Formula 1 Stuff Thread that can be found on the World of Motorsport subforum (Off-topic section) There will probably also be a new thread for each Grand Prix on the World of Motorsport subforum when the season starts 🙂

It seems that you've mistaken my actions and I'd like to clear this up publicly in order to stop any kind of misunderstandings. If you still have something else, you can contact me through a private message (Go to my profile and click the message button that should be on the right of my name & avatar) The simple answer to that is that I was confused. He insisted that he didn't contact Codies via twitter while admitting that he did contact Codies via twitter. In that case I only posted that as far as I know ('uhh...' basically meant I was not sure) the English word 'contact' could also be used in a case where he replied to some social media post made by someone who wasn't talking to him specifically. I was not trying to "pick on" someone with worse English skills than mine (There is still a chance he has better English skills than I do considering I'm not a native English speaker despite how much I'd like to be one). You seemed to have missed the entire point of my messages which was no matter how you sent a message through a social media, it's still a much worse way to get in contact than by using custservice@codemasters.com, community@codemasters.com or the Codemasters' Forums for example. I might've came off as too unfair or rough, but I'm currently trying to change the way I act in these kinds of situations. I'll do apologize for @Meterkenci just in case he did in fact feel publicly ridiculed which wasn't my intention. For both of you, if you no longer want to see my messages, you can use the 'Ignore' feature which you can check out here https://forums.codemasters.com/ignore/

What when have I been picking on people whose first language isn't English? Only person I've done that to is myself!

They're listening to us. It's weekend, so calm your ****. 🙂

Without reading any context for these questions, I'll just say what is on my head 🙂 DiRT as a series has to always be something that even the casual players can enjoy. r/dirtgame still insists that all casual players should play DiRT Rally and use hours to learn it, even though they wouldn't have that time or interest. It's definitely not close to being that different, but it seems to be the case that DiRT main games always have the option to do some casual arcade racing. Like how DiRT 3 is still quite popular. It's fun arcade racing which you can play with your friends who know almost nothing about driving games 🙂

It's Firefox not allowing some certificates, you can just add an exception to it.

I guess it's considered higher education as it's optional and so on. You could check the wikipedia page here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Education_in_Finland#Upper_secondary_education

Let's just hope it's false and carry on.

Ouch...

I'm on 1st grade in an upper secondary school, which makes it quite easy for you to guess my age. "Upper secondary education begins at 16 or 17 and lasts three to four years (roughly corresponding to the last two years of American high school plus what in the USA would be a two-year Community or Junior College)"

Student council has a lot of information out there in Google, but that information widely varies between schools and, frankly, countries. Our school (A Finnish upper secondary school) has a student council that consists of around 12 members. Every upper secondary school has to have one by law, and the school administrators have to listen to their opinions. The student council at our school mostly tries to improve the school and its atmosphere (for example by buying stuff that the students would enjoy) or holding events for the other students. For example an event called 'Penkkarit' happened yesterday and the student council, in total, spent 2700 euros to renting trucks and other stuff for the event.