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Would someone mind detailing how to collect $hells when posting photos? Where are they to be posted, on this thread or on the PSN activity feed? I have been posting photos on The PSN activity feed for several weeks. Does that count toward $hells?
 
Would someone mind detailing how to collect $hells when posting photos? Where are they to be posted, on this thread or on the PSN activity feed? I have been posting photos on The PSN activity feed for several weeks. Does that count toward $hells?

There is a good explanation of the process in the first post of the SNAIL Media thread. You can post them in that thread or here in the main thread.
 
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There is one major change that came with GTS from GT6 for the start of the race.

In 99% of the cases in GT6 you got the fastest start by flooring the accelerator and wait for the countdown to happen. If you do that in GTS you will spin and stand still and go nowhere or even spin out. For most of the cars you have to keep lower revs at the start and when the countdown runs out you have to feed it in gently. I think that is much closer to a "real" start compared to GT6. Guys who get it right just fly off the line. Guys who don't are slower and sometimes are a cause for incidents already. Adding a False Start Check is not more realistic. Nowhere in the real world is a driver penalized on the grid. If False Start Check went along with a time penalty (it should be easy to add in GTS) or drive through penalty (like in Project Cars 2) it would have been more realistic. Since we have penalties "OFF".... my argument is against False Start Check.

I would Second that as well @Rednose58 because with a false start check it is all about timing. If a driver hits the accelerator even a split second before start even appears, that driver will receive a penalty and will slow down the rest of the field if it happens up front or make it harder for the person from the back to catch up. With a grid start, it is an even keel where the distance between everyone is minimal at best and provides a greater challenge to be more careful into the turns.
 
Like I said some time ago, I might not be able to race tonight. At the very least, not the full night of racing. Canadian turkey day, you know.
 
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