You can't sort users by their controller method, but if you scroll through the online rankings and click on a user you can find what controller each used.
I've got three tenths for you.Not anymore, you now have to find a gigantic 0.001 of a second
That seems to be the only way to read the regulations at present. I'm seeking a bit of clarification - the idea that the online part closes on June 16th and then nothing happens until the European Race Camp, 3 months later and on a different continent, doesn't sit well.
Gold time is easy to achieve to be fair. There's at least 5,000 drivers that have exceeded the gold target. 👍
What sorcery is this?The highest DS3 user is 'samurai_405' and he's sat in 23rd with a 2:05.811 (as of this moment).
Yeah Gold in most of the GT6 presented challenges is fairly easy. That will be the short term goal. If I cant get there within 30 minutes on the first night, I will be worried. For me it seems like stretch goal would be 2.07ish but that may be a little ambitious. I just started GT6 and in December and got my wheel up and running late Feb, but I know I can compete when I find my groove, as rare as that groove seems to be haha.
It's based on where Nissan's biggest sales regions are and amount of GT players in that region mostly unless country laws mess with that (Canada)
I know but i mean usually in the international or multinational competitions each country/region gets the same number of drivers. how are we supposed to compete with everyone else when their teams have 6 and we only have 3?
That's for other things. You're not competing as a team here. You're competing by yourself to accomplish a dream. You just have a lot of people from different places accomplishing that. Only one from each group will make that dream a reality, so nationality is just another form of identification really.
