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Dang you, I think that's faster than my best. What a fatty.
I don't care what settings anyone uses, but I do think that people should announce any driving aids that are used when posting times. Not because I think they need to confess to anything, but just so fair comparisons can be made. After all, sharing our times is basically saying "Hey...Look at what I was able to do..." and that's cool, but it's a little misleading if two people are posting similar times yet one person has 0 aids turned on and the other person has all the driving aids activated. Of course, I also feel that no one is obligated to reveal anything they don't want to.Why should anyone care what driver aids others use in these type events? The event is open to anyone to use whatever is allowed.
I agree. That's why it's good to know what people's settings are, because otherwise comparing times is worthless. You're right. Since I drive with ABS-1 and everything else turned off, there is no sense in comparing times to someone who uses SRF or Active Steering or TC...I don't care about anyone's settings either, but to be fair, I don't compare my times to people using a wheel, or people using SRF & active steering. I use a controller with AUTO, ABS 1, and rarely TC 1. If I want to compare my times, I only compare to those people using my exact set-up, otherwise it's just not the same sport.
I agree. That's why it's good to know what people's settings are, because otherwise comparing times is worthless. You're right. Since I drive with ABS-1 and everything else turned off, there is no sense in comparing times to someone who uses SRF or Active Steering or TC...
At least I was honest and didn't claim otherwise
I think active steering is something you have to get used to, which is probably a bad idea in the simulation sense. I swear I used to be faster without it, but after checking leaderboards I saw a lot of the really fast guys using it. I think now I'm almost a second faster with it.
One aid besides traction control that kills you is stability control. It slows you way down, unless you run abs 0. I think stability control helps if you have no abs
I agree. That's why it's good to know what people's settings are, because otherwise comparing times is worthless. You're right. Since I drive with ABS-1 and everything else turned off, there is no sense in comparing times to someone who uses SRF or Active Steering or TC...
After seeing your post I decided to do a little test for myself..Using my 07 Roadster..Running with ASM,TC 0 and ABS 1 I ran about 1:06 lap times with a couple of high 1:05's...I turned off the ASM and was able to run consistant 1:05's-1:04's and one 1:03...but I also had more than one 1:09 when I went in too hot or the Ai hit me n spun me outI think active steering is something you have to get used to, which is probably a bad idea in the simulation sense. I swear I used to be faster without it, but after checking leaderboards I saw a lot of the really fast guys using it. I think now I'm almost a second faster with it.
One aid besides traction control that kills you is stability control. It slows you way down, unless you run abs 0. I think stability control helps if you have no abs
I always enjoy your videos. I know you drive in cockpit view and your videos are in cockpit view which is fun to see. 👍I could care less what aids are used but I have opinions about them. My lap times are always slower than everybody as my only objective is to run a clean race and posting the video for my racing students. I spend an inordinate amount of time during the race not hitting the AI cars. Thank you to all that help me every day with GT6 I could not do it without your help and support.
I could care less what aids are used but I have opinions about them. My lap times are always slower than everybody as my only objective is to run a clean race and posting the video for my racing students. I spend an inordinate amount of time during the race not hitting the AI cars. Thank you to all that help me every day with GT6 I could not do it without your help and support.
Exactly! I drive like that too. Cockpit cam and clean.
SRF. Can't be (taken) serious.
Good info though.
But not about SRF.
Why can't srf be taken serious, this game is far from a sim, just look at most online rooms or crazy ai tactics. Why diss srf, everyone should feel free to enjoy the game their own way, and feel free to post about how they enjoy playing.
If I have to pay 20 mil for a fake car you better believe I will use whatever methods I have at my disposable to get that 20 mil as fast as possible.
I'll put my non srf times against anyone, they might not be faster but they are usually competitive. To people that complain about abs, I appreciate the challenge without it but I don't know of any current cars that come without it. Sure in real life you can threshold brake a little better without it, but if you screw up your out very expensive tires, and most current road race cars have abs. Current gen cars in real life commonly have stability control, and show even have active steering. On a Ferrari fxx it's not even possible to turn traction control off.
To complain about someone using srf when it's clearly allowed is mean. I imagine racers in real life would use it if ur existed. Racers commonly use everything within the rules for the best times possible.
Don't be a srf hater
Why should anyone care what driver aids others use in these type events? The event is open to anyone to use whatever is allowed.
Genius tune
Thank you. I am glad that it helped you out.Genius tune
At that point, it is frowned upon.
Forza is the game with the Exige mate. We only have Esprit and Elise.