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I will try not to include any actual anime art in it lol. Just an homage to the mecha in the show.I see I made a typo. Clio, not clip.
Nothing but nothing makes for s good livery when anything anime is involved...
I will try not to include any actual anime art in it lol. Just an homage to the mecha in the show.I see I made a typo. Clio, not clip.
Nothing but nothing makes for s good livery when anything anime is involved...
I find that the TT will understeer like crazy at wide open throttle, but if you keep it at partial throttle on corner exit, the differential works in your favor to keep the car neutral and still allow a lot of steering input as you accelerate off the turn. It's in line with what the original poster mentioned, that it doesn't feel like a FWD car.
What's interesting about it is that the TT's diff allows steering input to be effective all the way up to like 90% throttle... so you can really work the car in corners. It's only at 100% throttle that the understeer seems to come in, so it's really flexible to drive.
The RCZ for example doesn't seem to work as well. Sure it can be just a hair quicker, mostly due to more straight line speed, but the TT can be driven with a lot more control in race situations, making it a very good race car.
Even as a fan of the TT in Gr4 events... I thought the BoP adjustment was needed and fair. It's still my favorite and I've been just as successful with it as I was before, all things even.I'm half tempted to give the TT a try for quali, just for the fun of it. The Corvette is doing me fairly well so far this week. The ISP working on the service makes for spotty game play, so I'm taking a break for now.
Looks like we have another pair of appearances by our GTP members. @OJBrit & @Groundfish are featured. One of them demonstrates the down side of revenge.
Even as a fan of the TT in Gr4 events... I thought the BoP adjustment was needed and fair. It's still my favorite and I've been just as successful with it as I was before, all things even.
(If only the R8 was as nice to drive... I could be convinced to leave my beloved Porsche for Audi in the FIA Manufacturers Series...)
I believe you... the NSX is another one that intrigues me, along with the Ferrari.With practice, you could learn the ways of the R8. Once you do, you will likely be able to master all of the MR cars with ease.
Indeed once you learn to drive one of the Gr3 MR's you can handle them all mostly. I got a handle on the RS01 in the last manu and that should help me with the feisty one this manu.With practice, you could learn the ways of the R8. Once you do, you will likely be able to master all of the MR cars with ease.
Looks like we have another pair of appearances by our GTP members. @OJBrit & @Groundfish are featured. One of them demonstrates the down side of revenge.
Sometimes @KosmoKazi is on point and with regard to diff settings on the ff he is correct. WOT locks the diff so both drive wheels can’t rotate different speeds, hence the car won’t turn.
The ff are fun to learn. I always avoided them until Mt Panorama where it was a Megane one make for many months.
It was there I began to get better with that car, I even got to quite enjoy it with practice.
So late last night I decided to run some laps in the VW and see what that things about. It’s very fast, 2mph quicker across the start finish line on a flying lap than the Mustang or Ferrari.
After 8 laps I had already beaten my previous time (my Stang time wasn’t an optimal either)
Anyways I really struggled turn 4, but on esses entry it was fine with a lift (never off throttle all the way). and flat in fifth again 2 mph quicker at my speed trap than the other cars I used.
It’s brakes are very strong indeed.
I wanted to comment though re the diff thing. I noticed with THAT ff it drove in my hands a little different than the Megane.
I found carrying way more entry speed turn one off throttle longer than I like and partial throttle exiting a bit more that it worked best. Turn 4 felt like crap I couldn’t get it right, I had big problems both there and bottom of the hill Rh turn.
It feels weird that diff to me, it’s again that proper partial throttle where you are accelerating but still turning and getting to full ASAP without running wide.
The Megane feels good to me but I didn’t compare. A lot of people love that TT and it’s quite strong but I’ve just never been good with it. Plus @Pigems always made me feel foolish when driving it because he’s extremely fast in it.
I think everybody can find the ff for them. They are not bad once you can get that feel.
I adore the Megane on the Mountain with those great brakes plus you can late brake stand it on its nose, off brake and tiny tiny throttle to level it and boom power on.
The VW I feel likes a bit less point and shoot and loves carrying speed in off throttle a bit of coasting coming in-coming off brake a touch sooner. It has mad grip, so can carry that speed.
Getting the most out of any of these imo requires that familiarity.
Like I say I’m awful in the TT but decent in the Megane and VW.
For me the sound and cockpit view are big factors too.
You gotta enjoy the car. VW and Megane have great cockpit views both have 2 good mirrors. The Megane sound though is FANTASTIC imo.
I’m not great in the Peugeot either.
The turns will always be kinda wonky imo in ff until or if you can wrap your head around what the car likes.
I think there’s 2 possibilities for maximizing VW in particular-off throttle tuck, coming off brake sooner on entry or 2 maybe the feather brake and light throttle together.
Again that diff can accept a tiny maintenance throttle.
My style of trying would be to coast a touch more trying to carry the momentum though.
Congratulations on your outstanding performances at Seaside. You beat me every time.
I should have qualified VW and been next to you on the grid so we could battle Stang vs VW.
There was more time in both my quals there at the tcs 3 bb 0 I was running, I just never hit optimal.
I think we both could have hit sub 44 with a little effort or maybe working together exchanging notes.
Maybe a cool idea would be to do a qualifying lobby once in a while for open discussion and sharing car info and tricks. I dunno maybe @Pigems might be into it?
Something to consider given that q times are more important than ever.
It might be cool to share the track and use the chat to comment, follow each other on track and learn and compete...Jmo
Cheers and great job this week. You are so much faster than last time we had this combo. Nice.
The Don from Columbia was the one I had trouble with at DTS last week, he was literally running people off the road on purpose to gain positions without impunity.
What I don't respect is others making a sport of it and just inviting the people like that to keep up their own bad habits
But he was otherwise unfortunately very good at his cheating craft and I found it a lot easier to simply avoid him, rather than have my race totally ruined or collect others in the nonsense.
Interestingly, I have gotten faster with the intro to the new penalty system. Y'know that fight or flight response. Its confirmed - I am a flighter! My response is to get faster and get in front of the trash. It works most of the time.
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The problems come in when cheaters are right around your q time. That’s true. Fast is safe.
Or, it could be argued that smash to pass is legal in game since there’s no penalty issued, therefore FairPlay.
This is the fastest way to take the Turn 1 hairpin in Daily race B
This is the fastest way to take the Turn 1 hairpin in Daily race B
That's an odd take... If everyone's doing it, can you really still call it cheating?I was wondering what the hell everyone was talking about with regard to wallriding. People who do that must have an empty life that they have to cheat to get a top qualifying time.
Not an odd take at all. It’s definitely cheating and most likely Polyphony will wipe that leaderboard shortly. I understand the issue with a lot of the corner cutting on some top times on other tracks and I agree it’s not nice — preferably some of the semi-absurd cutting shouldn’t work either but can you honestly compare corner cutting to driving into the wall at over 200 km/h?That's an odd take... If everyone's doing it, can you really still call it cheating?
The point of setting quali times is finding the fastest way to complete a lap...even without the wallriding, people still cut corners in ways no other game would accept as clean.
It's how it is...no need to bash on the people for the game's shortcomings, come on.
The only instance where wiping the times would make sense would be when the exploit gets fixed.Not an odd take at all. It’s definitely cheating and most likely Polyphony will wipe that leaderboard shortly. I understand the issue with a lot of the corner cutting on some top times on other tracks and I agree it’s not nice — preferably some of the semi-absurd cutting shouldn’t work either but can you honestly compare corner cutting to driving into the wall at over 200 km/h?
No need to get offended. When I first checked that leaderboard a couple of hours ago the absence of expected names caught my attention and now I understand why.
Come on. Obviously I wasn’t suggesting the times to wiped without fixing the exploit, that would be completely pointless.The only instance where wiping the times would make sense would be when the exploit gets fixed.
But it's not getting fixed...is it?
Wiping the times really doesn't do anything to solve the problem...all it is is a minor inconvenience.
In the current rally time attack event, any contact with the track's edges invalidates the time. Would it be that hard to apply that penalty to every time-attack/quali related run? No, of course not. Question is, why don't they just do that?...
So as long as they don't, wallriders gonna wallride...