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So does the Epic Mix app now only track lift rides if you explicitly tell it to "start GPS tracking?" Seems like in the olden days it always recorded lift rides without turning on any tracking, but I skied on Sunday and the app recorded zero lifts for me.
edit: I guess they now call it "My Epic." Not "Epic Mix" anymore.
You did not ski on Sunday.
Yeah kinda bs. If you don't start gps tracking it will only recognize you were there. They really really want you to use the Bluetooth pass option.
Bonus though, standing in a lift line during a wind hold, and the tracking read me riding the lift every three minutes, so I had mucho vert to brag about in the bar that day
Vail's version of the Jedi Mind Trick.Quote:
Originally Posted by MakersTeleMark
No, that's how your wallet is empty after 1 beer on the hill.Quote:
Originally Posted by The AD
U are correct,,, does not track unless u start the GPS tracking. Kinda bush league having to worry about starting/stopping that bullshit with ur phone when u just want to get skiing….Quote:
Originally Posted by The AD
The old way…it just tracked ur pass…and didn’t have to worry about the damn phone.
No one cares how much vert you skied at Fail.
^^Very true.
yo, ain't that the app that they used to auto pull passes from rope duckers at stowe? fuck that overlord corprate apps bullshit... ski tracks got you covered with a free app that don't snitch...
https://www.skitracks.com
fact.
So is that the burger king of ski apps?Quote:
Originally Posted by m2711c
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GeZ_phEb...pg&name=medium
if ya gotta have a motto, that's not bad, as motto's go...
fact.
This was at Whistler, but I'll admit that I care. I'm an inveterate tracker. I have a Garmin watch, but the altimeter shit the bed and told me I skied 179 runs with a total descent of 179k feet. Cheap Chinese junk.Quote:
Originally Posted by MakersTeleMark