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- London, ON
- A_Mindful_Place
Hi Everyone,
I just finished a 1-hour "endurance" race on Northern Isle Speedway in a one make race of BMW CSL 3.0's and wondered if anyone else had noticed anything similar to what I experienced. These AI were on professional difficulty, tire wear was set to 18x and fuel was set to 10x.
A short summary of the race:
First 10 -15 laps of the race started out great, the AI was competitive
Next 10 laps or so consisted of the AI spinning every other corner as they burned through their CM tires
I figured this would be an opportunity to capitalize and manage my corner speeds and win in the long run
About laps in 80 I had been trading first, second, and third with a few of the AI would kept up. We would swap places over pit stops and best each other on track over whose tires were in the best shape.
I thought it was weird that they were keeping up though because I wasn't spinning out and they were.
I noticed the fastest lap was a 0:19 while I was consistently doing 0:22 - 0:24's.
Then I noticed when I was nearing the end of the race my car had no power. There were times when I was decelerating with perfectly new tires and no fuel limitation. I was a sitting duck while the AI caught up to me. Right on the last lap I was 0.1 seconds ahead of the second place car.
It was a really fun race, but I it felt weird having the game rubberband and limit my car's performance in order to maintain a level of difficulty. Has anyone else experienced this on other tracks where it might not be so obvious as on a short oval?
I just finished a 1-hour "endurance" race on Northern Isle Speedway in a one make race of BMW CSL 3.0's and wondered if anyone else had noticed anything similar to what I experienced. These AI were on professional difficulty, tire wear was set to 18x and fuel was set to 10x.
A short summary of the race:
First 10 -15 laps of the race started out great, the AI was competitive
Next 10 laps or so consisted of the AI spinning every other corner as they burned through their CM tires
I figured this would be an opportunity to capitalize and manage my corner speeds and win in the long run
About laps in 80 I had been trading first, second, and third with a few of the AI would kept up. We would swap places over pit stops and best each other on track over whose tires were in the best shape.
I thought it was weird that they were keeping up though because I wasn't spinning out and they were.
I noticed the fastest lap was a 0:19 while I was consistently doing 0:22 - 0:24's.
Then I noticed when I was nearing the end of the race my car had no power. There were times when I was decelerating with perfectly new tires and no fuel limitation. I was a sitting duck while the AI caught up to me. Right on the last lap I was 0.1 seconds ahead of the second place car.
It was a really fun race, but I it felt weird having the game rubberband and limit my car's performance in order to maintain a level of difficulty. Has anyone else experienced this on other tracks where it might not be so obvious as on a short oval?