can you make b spec bob pit without telling him what to do?
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Eventually he does pit on his own, although it's been awhile and I'm forgetting exactly how it works. I'm just trying to provide a speedy response because I'm guessing you're about to start the El Cappy race, if you're not already doing it.
If I were you, I'd monitor his progress. Don't just start the race and walk away. Observe how he's going and make sure to tell him initially when to come in, as I'm pretty sure Bob will goof this up if you don't do so.
After the first couple pits, try letting him see if he can do it on his own. If he doesn't come in when you would tell him to (let's say you told him to come in on Lap 13) make sure he's not out there until his tires go red!
Funny, this one is. I finally did El Cappy enduro (A-spec) for the first time a couple days ago, even though it's 2011 and GT5 is out! Great track, but 66 laps is way too long. It was exciting for maybe the first 20-25 laps or so. After that, I grew bored because the Lotus Esprit got a lead over the other two competitive cars (TVR 350C and Protomotors Spirra) which means I was just competeing against one car. I get bored whenver there's no question mark in the race, know what I mean? Thankfully the track itself (and the scenery) are interesting.
If I were you, I'd monitor his progress. Don't just start the race and walk away. Observe how he's going and make sure to tell him initially when to come in, as I'm pretty sure Bob will goof this up if you don't do so.
After the first couple pits, try letting him see if he can do it on his own. If he doesn't come in when you would tell him to (let's say you told him to come in on Lap 13) make sure he's not out there until his tires go red!
Funny, this one is. I finally did El Cappy enduro (A-spec) for the first time a couple days ago, even though it's 2011 and GT5 is out! Great track, but 66 laps is way too long. It was exciting for maybe the first 20-25 laps or so. After that, I grew bored because the Lotus Esprit got a lead over the other two competitive cars (TVR 350C and Protomotors Spirra) which means I was just competeing against one car. I get bored whenver there's no question mark in the race, know what I mean? Thankfully the track itself (and the scenery) are interesting.
If you let the game run by itself it will do the racing and pitting, but it takes far more time doing so then if your there to hit the ok to start the tire changing and fueling as fast as possible. If you have huge lead thats no big deal, a close race it is a big deal. Also the bot will just use the same tires or the last settings you used. If you didn't have the take fuel option selected he might even run out.
and I'm realizing how awesome gt4 is once again! It's gonna be a sad day when my ps2 diesI feel the same way about my PS2... GT4 is still the best driving simulator on the market in my opinion (when you consider the price of upgrading to GT5 and the joblessness of me).
Anyway, I won all the endurance races by giving B-spec a stupid overpowered car to drive and letting him pit all on his own.
Anyway, I won all the endurance races by giving B-spec a stupid overpowered car to drive and letting him pit all on his own.
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didn't know you could do that, tell me more. oh and by the way my b spec driver is called Sebastien. you know, after Sebastien Vettel:tup:
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The B-Spec driver pits by itself only when the car's tires are worn out (~orange). In short tracks it's ok, but in tracks like the 'Ring 20km if you don't monitor the process you may get into trouble.
BTW, my cats name is Mr.Chiggles and his favourite food is Whiskas with chicken and vegetables. His hobbies: sleeping, eating and disco dancing. Just thought you may want to know.
BTW, my cats name is Mr.Chiggles and his favourite food is Whiskas with chicken and vegetables. His hobbies: sleeping, eating and disco dancing. Just thought you may want to know.
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