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- A faster Hamster from London, England!😁
- HammyMansell1980
Thanks @Mirror_man
I had some down time to do just that...
2:02.682
I do have to say that watching everyone's replays inspired me to give it another run. There's plenty of places where I can gain some 10ths, and go a little faster; but I am at the point where my hands are shaking from all the adrenaline and excitement. It's been a long time since I've pushed that hard.
Good going man!!! And yeah, a bit more aggression pays off. The braking zones are the places where time can always be made up, as doblo mentions too, great time mate!
Ok guys, here's my first posted time.
Think there is little left out there for me, but wanna get this on the thread at least.
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1:59.557
Good fun this one Hammy, my arms feel like pop-eyes right now... Maybe I should have some spinach. (Huc huc huc huc! )
Nice one hobbsy, that time puts you in the thick of it! And I'm glad you're enjoying the combo, the car really is fun once you get to grips with it!
And did you know? Hamsters have a thing about spinach, too!
Here comes a little rant. Disclaimer: you are nice guys and it isn't about you or your time trials. It is only about me but I've had to do this because I'm very frustrated.
So I tried to beat my previous time for 1,5 hour....and I got angry, because I wasn't even close to it. Most of my laps were invalidated and I couldn't take any curb without spinning. I almost broke my already dying controller too. That teached me that I should never try to beat my best time ever. Why? Because aside from 1 or 2 highlights per months I'm very bad in every video game. I usually dump around 300 hours into games I like but I cannot really improve in them. I'm very clumsy in real life (I break things constantly and bump my hands, feet into furnitures), I guess that is where this comes from so I cannot really help myself. Most of my team-mates (I refuse to call them friends because they say "You suck", "You are bad" very often, but at least they tolerate me) are for example platinum or gold players in Rainbow Six Siege and in Rocket League, I'm silver in both of these games. In online races I usually finish around 10th position (my best is 4th, my worst is 17th which was the last in that lobby (of course some of the players disconnected). Maybe I could improve if I devote my time to only one game, but I just can't, I got bored easily if I play a game too often. And even if I do there is no guarantee that I could improve at all, because biology is in the way. You can say that I'm not really bad because I'm usually in the middle when comes to rankings and positions which means I'm average, but this is the case in all of the games I play and that is frustrating because I'm never able to claim victory....that is why I prefer single player gaming over multiplayer ones to have a sense of accomplishment. Rant over.
I'm looking forward to the next round because to be honest I don't like the first sector of the Nürburgring GP at all.
I get you man, it can get frustrating at times, especially TT events, and I'm with you with S1 of the Nurburgring, it's pretty awful when you consider what its big brother, the Nordschleife is like lol. Keep pushing all the same, and the next TT from Saturday the 19th will be on a more flowing track.