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Nurburgring is my favorite track overall, although I like different aspects of most tracks. As such, I was rather anticipating the 24 hour endurance race at the Ring. It was also the only race in A-Spec I had yet to do. My dilemma was in which car to use. I ended up using the Mazda 787B, in part because of the ride, in part because it was equal or better than the AI competition, and lastly, because it sounds good, which may seem superficial, but with 24 hours of racing to do, I thought it important.
Alas, however, after 8 or so hours of racing, I'm hating my choice. The Mazda isn't as nimble as I'd like on the windy roads. It's plenty fast, but not enjoyable. It got me to thinking about what would make the endurance races better for GT6.
First, it would be nice to race within class, as opposed to against all classes. That way, I could have chosen something slower but more nimble. Something more enjoyable to drive without having to worry about beating the Sauber Merc or Toyota Minolta. It would be more realistic as well. My choice would have been the McClaren F1 GTR or the BMW GTR.
Second, I would like to be able to change my vehicle settings during pit stops. A tweak to the suspension and LSD would be extremely helpful. It would also make the experience more enjoyable.
At 8 hours, I'm too far invested to quit. Now I must simply endure. What regrets do you have of your endurance race experience?
Alas, however, after 8 or so hours of racing, I'm hating my choice. The Mazda isn't as nimble as I'd like on the windy roads. It's plenty fast, but not enjoyable. It got me to thinking about what would make the endurance races better for GT6.
First, it would be nice to race within class, as opposed to against all classes. That way, I could have chosen something slower but more nimble. Something more enjoyable to drive without having to worry about beating the Sauber Merc or Toyota Minolta. It would be more realistic as well. My choice would have been the McClaren F1 GTR or the BMW GTR.
Second, I would like to be able to change my vehicle settings during pit stops. A tweak to the suspension and LSD would be extremely helpful. It would also make the experience more enjoyable.
At 8 hours, I'm too far invested to quit. Now I must simply endure. What regrets do you have of your endurance race experience?