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- Rule 12
- GTP_Famine
"the action or habit of estimating something as worthless."
Seems relevant to estimating where your DR stands in a lobby based on your door number........
"the action or habit of estimating something as worthless."
Seems relevant to estimating where your DR stands in a lobby based on your door number........
Next week's dailies:
Race A: N400 @ Fuji, 4 laps, SS
Race B: Gr.4 @ Dragon Trail Seaside, 4 laps, RH
Race C: Gr.3 @ Monza, 10 laps, RM/RH, Tires x13, Fuel x6 ()
Ooh I finally got it, thank you. So the thing I heard about this being SR related is kind of true, but not because of SR but because lower SR usually results in lower rated lobbies, which increases your chances of getting matched with a DR. C driver or lower.
Obviously this also means that back at my post earlier the sorting was always alphabetical.
You know my thoughts on the AMG. It is the king of power down, turned my best qualy lap in it and it is a very fast time for me (57.2). I have been inconsistent in races compared to the Genisis as it is a little less predictable under brakes. Will give it another whirl in races tonight.
I haven’t tried the Genesis because in my experience it lacks grunt-at least for my style, I tend to not carry a ton of apex speed over a greater distance, tend to be more pivot and punch it oriented so it doesn’t suit my style. .
Thank you. I guess you can tell, I was taking the explanation literally. As soon as I would see the word alphabetical, I'd consider how each number is spelled. That's why it never made sense to me.It's called "alphabetic sorting" because it's how one would list words in a dictionary.
You look at the first letter first, and all the words that start with the same letter are grouped together - so you have all of the As before any of the Bs. Then you look at the second letter. If there is no second letter, that goes first, then all the AAs, then all the ABs, and so on. Then you look at the third letter, and so on.
Sorting numbers this way gives you all the 1s before all the 2s. 1 itself has no number in the second position, so it comes first, followed by all the 10s. Then all the 100s come before all the 11s. Then all the 1,000s before all the 11s. Then all the 10,000s before all the 11s. With GTS's DR points in mind, you'd finish all the numbers beginning "10" up to 10,999 before you had your first 11 - which would be 11 itself. That would look like this:
1
10
100
1000
10000
11
110
1100
11000
...
19999
2
20
200
(and so on)
That means that when you have numbers of the same order of magnitude (the number of numbers in them), alphabetic sorting and numerical sorting are identical. This occurs in GT Sport when drivers are all B, A, or A+ ranking (S ranks can, in principle, be any number) and have a five-digit DR. When the numbers are of a different order of magnitude, such as at C or D ranking (and new 1/E drivers), the ordering is different. This means that in an A+ to B grid, you will always know which driver has the most DR points, but if there are any C or D (or E) drivers it is considerably less clear.
In GT Sport it's actually reverse alphabetical sorting, so it's the 9s that come first. A driver with a rating of 99,999 (thanks to the new cap) will always be #1, and a driver with a rating of 1 will always be #12/#16/#20 - though of course if there are other drivers rated at 99,999/1 it will apply to one of them via some mechanism I'm not aware of (perhaps by user ID?):
99,999
99,998
...
99,990
9,999
99,989
99,988
...
99,980
9,998
As you can see, 9,999 is sorted to a higher position than 99,989 is, because the first three numbers in both are all 9, so they are sorted by fourth number: a 9 for 9,999, an 8 for 9,998. That's the same principle as "aardvark" coming before "aardwolf" in the dictionary, and both before "abaca".
Windows also sorts numbers alphabetically. You'll spot this in any articles I write with a large number of images, because I rename them with a three-digit suffix to keep them in numerical order - file -010.jpg comes after file -009.jpg and not after file -001.jpg, but file -10.jpg would be between file -1.jpg and file -2.jpg.
For reference, if you sorted a regular English language dictionary numerically, the first word would still be "a", but the last one would be "floccinaucinihilipilification".
t. But yeah, down a bit on power which is annoying when 911s are faster on the straight.
That’s why I love DBR 9, 911 with slipstream and it still walks em .
Can't get a time outta that thing, it's so sloppy.
Prefer the V12 Vantage! Screaming engine and forgiving for over revving!That’s why I love DBR 9, 911 with slipstream and it still walks em .
Nope, highest SR usually results in getting matched with D/S drivers :/
SR.S is a strange selection. The SR system penalizes contact, therefore favors races with minimum or no contact. Since any contact counts the same, the system will naturally move towards rooms with minimal interaction. Over time those that get to stay in SR.S are players that normally don't have much interaction on the track. So you have the A+/S on pole running away, A/S spready out behind, then B/S down to D/S trying to keep up far in the distance. It's natural selection at work in a system that heavily penalizes any contact, thus evolves into A+/S to D/S races.
Lower SR rated lobbies are more balanced. Full B/B rooms are quite common, yet full B/S rooms are extremely rare and get filled with D/S.
What the matchmaking system does is group everyone whose SR is 99 together (or it might be 95-99, I forget), then fill the lobbies by descending DR - A+, then A, then B, and so on. If there's only two A+ drivers at SR99 entering that race at that particular time, they might end up with a load of B, C, and D drivers.Well now I'm confused. When my SR is at 99 I usually see around 5 to 10 A/A+/S drivers in a lobby (with me qualifying anywhere between 3rd and 7th) and the rest of the room gets filled with B/S drivers, pretty rare to see a C or D driver on them. But when my SR goes down below 90, suddenly my quali lap is good enough for 2nd or pole, and I start to see C and D drivers in lobbies.
I am the same, my weakness is apex speed as you can see int he video above, particularly evident in S1. I am a brake hard, point her, gas out hard style that suits NGP but the Genisis works as it has a VERY stable rear end and you can floor it WAY early. I can also carry good entry speed with it. But yeah, down a bit on power which is annoying when 911s are faster on the straight.
What the matchmaking system does is group everyone whose SR is 99 together (or it might be 95-99, I forget), then fill the lobbies by descending DR - A+, then A, then B, and so on. If there's only two A+ drivers at SR99 entering that race at that particular time, they might end up with a load of B, C, and D drivers.
When it's run out of SR 95-99 drivers, it moves to SR 90-94 drivers, and so on and so forth.
Also, no BOP. Might be a car with rear aero. Go for top speed or handling in the corners...Has nobody else noticed this? --> Settings: Adjustable
That's what it says for next week's N400 race A. It's certainly uncommon.
This is what I don't get about the Genesis... with the (i) best HP/LBS ratio in Gr.3, (ii) high corner entry speed, and (iii) ability to put the power down early it should be able to easily walk away from the others... but it doesn't. Is there a power band issue that I'm missing, short shifting or boiling required, etc.?
Racing is a contact sport...
...and I love it.
Some people in the penalty thread want people punished for any contact (weirdly even if it's not their fault). I don't see a problem in bouncing off other cars.No offence but I'm starting to feel Europeans don't know what contact sport means.
American Football, Rugby, Ice Hockey are contact sports. There are guidelines on the way contact is allowed.
Soccer, Basketball, Motorsports are non-contact sports. Contact is to be avoided and penalized at the discretion of officials.
It's not about the amount of contact. It's about the rules of contact.
Power to weight is not as simple as one thinks it is, at some point, power is power full stop. A 10hp motor on a 10KG frame will still not go as fast as a 500hp motor on a 2000kg frame.
Now, in saying that, it is listed at 600hp vs the Vantage at 590 and NO FREAKING WAY is it in the same realm as the Vantage power wise. And the Atenza feels like 500 not 615 hp.