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My helmet design.
My helmet design.
When it comes to tyre management programs, I have found that it helps to consciously think about your inputs. Don't turn while braking; don't accelerate until you have the car straightened up. And don't worry about the timer - the temptation is there to go flat out, but that will just degrade your tyres no end. Go slow to start with, and you will gradually find the speed, although I haven't worked out the relationship between lap time and the points paid just yet.Only done the track acclimatization practice session so far and gave the tyre management a quick go as well - which just is way out of reach for me at the moment.
I thought it was an auto 0 if you failed to meet the target time.When it comes to tyre management programs, I have found that it helps to consciously think about your inputs. Don't turn while braking; don't accelerate until you have the car straightened up. And don't worry about the timer - the temptation is there to go flat out, but that will just degrade your tyres no end. Go slow to start with, and you will gradually find the speed, although I haven't worked out the relationship between lap time and the points paid just yet.
I know it's only a video game, but I think it really puts paid to the criticism that nursing the tyres means that drivers cannot push at 100% through the race. It's often quicker to back off through one corner to nail the second rather than take the first corner flat and compromise the second with a knock-on effect onto the straight.
I started with McLaren and the difficulty set to hard, but I might need to tone the difficulty down and start with Manor, Sauber or Renault as I am still two or three seconds off the expected pace in qualifying simulations.And I switched to Renault to start my career. 1. To get Palmer off the grid
I can just about match Legend atm. Want to work to ultimate.I started with McLaren and the difficulty set to hard, but I might need to tone the difficulty down and start with Manor, Sauber or Renault as I am still two or three seconds off the expected pace in qualifying simulations.
I would like to get up to that level, but I need a lot of work. I'm willing to accept that I may never get there.I can just about match Legend atm. Want to work to ultimate.
How is the FOV working out? Are there view or seat adjustments available to get the view just right?
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I must say I do think the old custom helmet choices were a lot better than in this game but quite enjoying the game so far. Gone for #91 as my race number (the last 2 numbers of my year of birth).Most of the customisable helmets are pretty horrible. I tried to create one that was emerald green and it came out snot green.
Just so long as it doesn't make the game easier. I hate pre-order and Day One release bonuses that do that.
Exactly my predicament. I replaced Button and I can't get anywhere near the times on Hard.I started with McLaren and the difficulty set to hard, but I might need to tone the difficulty down and start with Manor, Sauber or Renault as I am still two or three seconds off the expected pace in qualifying simulations.
At least everyone is finding it really hard and not that I suck massively all of a sudden.Exactly my predicament. I replaced Button and I can't get anywhere near the times on Hard.
I use a controller, so I have to have some assists on to compensate for the way I get less sensitivity in throttle and braking. But I know that I can go faster without assists.Exactly my predicament. I replaced Button and I can't get anywhere near the times on Hard.
This is where setups come into play my friend. The one thing that drives me nuts so far is when you do a qualifying simulation in practice and you can't choose what compound. I was in worn ss and wanted to switches to softs for the run but every time I selected it I would go out on track with the same worn super softs >:|I'm doing fine on expert but when I switch to legend j have no chance, the ai can brake super late and have ungodly amounts of traction and straight line speed.