I'm not blaming you personally just saying I'm avoiding that race because of people like you.Yeeeah...blame me, not the game, whatever makes you feel better.
I don't like it being like this either but I can at least see where the fault lies, and it ain't with the people.
Just stay out of race B, maybe lower race numbers will tell PD to investigate why it's like that and figure out the wall problem.
I think the DR loss for last place is way too high.. just lost 1500DR in race C for wheel power cable disconnection even though i finished the race.
Been working on my slingshot technique Probably my favourite move of the week, can't wait for it to be called dirty .
He has been great this week, one of the few McLaren drivers who will actually work with different cars 👍Utter, utter filth. You left everyone's buddy back there in 4th.
Is this open to non "TPC" drivers? Sounds like a fun couple of races! (Even if I would likely be dead last...)Haven't done much daily racing in a while but Maggiore, DTS, and Tokyo are fun with friends.
Anyway we're organising a JDM race on the second of May, 21:00 GMT/17:00 EST. Link below, you can register if you're interested.
https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/thre...anese-n300-cars-2nd-may-sign-ups-open.398813/
That's exactly what I was replying to.I'm not blaming you personally just saying I'm avoiding that race because of people like you.
Yes of course, it's open to all GTP members. 👍Is this open to non "TPC" drivers? Sounds like a fun couple of races! (Even if I would likely be dead last...)
Been working on my slingshot technique
If you let the McLaren's get together you have no chance without one of the fast cars, hanging back forces them to either get side by side or to help the underdog like this. Probably my favourite move of the week, can't wait for it to be called dirty .
No chance, I have that place covered.Is this open to non "TPC" drivers? Sounds like a fun couple of races! (Even if I would likely be dead last...)
Race you (for last).Move was fine. Engaging warp drive for the rest of the lap was dirty.
No chance, I have that place covered.
Been working on my slingshot technique
If you let the McLaren's get together you have no chance without one of the fast cars, hanging back forces them to either get side by side or to help the underdog like this. Probably my favourite move of the week, can't wait for it to be called dirty .
2 Brits in an endless "No, after you. I insist." loop. What else is to be expected.Race you (for last).
I apologize in advance but I just couldn't resist doing it with the gap I had.
Had a six second gap then my mind was like "do it! do the 720 spin while you have that lead" and then I did it. Least that scratches off from my bucket list for Sport Mode.
Well, actually I'm a Kiwi, and I don't queue so readily.2 Brits in an endless "No, after you. I insist." loop. What else is to be expected.
Public announcement: when ever you see a race in the lobbies called "TPC presents" or "TPC World Tour" or so, it's always open to everyone that wants in. It's first served.Is this open to non "TPC" drivers? Sounds like a fun couple of races! (Even if I would likely be dead last...)
Been working on my slingshot technique
If you let the McLaren's get together you have no chance without one of the fast cars, hanging back forces them to either get side by side or to help the underdog like this. Probably my favourite move of the week, can't wait for it to be called dirty .
A rowdy colonist eh! Bring it!Well, actually I'm a Kiwi, and I don't queue so readily.
Not attacking you but frankly the clip in IOTW started by you hitting him. He was on the outside going the fastest line and you punt him at the apex. That's what sets the whole thing off.
Now, I'm not going to throw the first stone because I have also done that at the very same corner.
But at least take responsibility for it
i was doing the same thig this morning but trying to keep me and 1st both in McLaren together and not let 3rd split us so i kept backing up to him (gt 40)Perfect move, that's exactly the smart way to race at a track where a bump draft works. It's also helpful if you need to catch the draft ahead, and have a car behind... slow down to let him catch your slipstream and then work to catch the car ahead with that bump draft energy.
You hear it said all the time during NASCAR races at Talledega... they have to 'back up' to let the car behind catch up and then bump draft ahead. The leader will often do just as you did... ease off the throttle to let the car behind close, because at 100% throttle and parity with the car behind, you become a sitting duck.
Well done!
NASCAR was the idea behind it, when the leaders get too far ahead on the superspeedways they're vulnerable with no defence. If you sit right on the car aheads bumper the speed advantage won't be there when you pull out. Keselowski is the master imo, you can learn a lot of racecraft by just watching somebody like him race. Especially how he changes lanes to stop anybody getting too big of a run.Perfect move, that's exactly the smart way to race at a track where a bump draft works. It's also helpful if you need to catch the draft ahead, and have a car behind... slow down to let him catch your slipstream and then work to catch the car ahead with that bump draft energy.
You hear it said all the time during NASCAR races at Talledega... they have to 'back up' to let the car behind catch up and then bump draft ahead. The leader will often do just as you did... ease off the throttle to let the car behind close, because at 100% throttle and parity with the car behind, you become a sitting duck.
Well done!