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How about winter tyre ?? Lol
The biggest issue is that Polyphony slapped the same setup on all the cars and called it a day. The Alfa Romeo 4C (Gr.3) has the same setup as the Nissan GTR. This obviously makes some cars undrivable and others a walk in the park.99% of the people who play this game don’t know how to tune a car, so how is it fair to cater to the 1% who does? When this game is all about being an accessible plug and play game?
Fixed setups would work just fine of PD took the time to actually create reasonable setups for each car. It's hard to have proper BOP equality if they overlook driveability among the cars.The biggest issue is that Polyphony slapped the same setup on all the cars and called it a day. The Alfa Romeo 4C (Gr.3) has the same setup as the Nissan GTR. This obviously makes some cars undrivable and others a walk in the park.
This is why I think some people ask for tuning in Sport Mode.
No trailers, no posts, no nothings. Probably just bug fixes and making the penalty system even worse, I need that 917 and Lambo VGT so bad...
Update now live, at a miniscule 184.4 mb.
[PENALTIES]
- The penalty judgement algorithm in regards to light contacts and collisions between cars during online races has been adjusted.
Can you actually look at the diff of the M6 and say “that’s how it should be”? Like seriously mate, the stock tune works for some cars far better than others especially in Group 3. The tunes themselves as Gr.3 tunes are trash, and as such they are terrible to drive in comparison to even just a base Gr.3 tune with actual rake and front downforce. And the fact that you write off tuning as “oh it’s unrealistic because of this one example from the Nations T16” is quite insulting. I wouldn’t have a problem with fixed setups if the setups weren’t terrible, with some cars outright needing a rework in how their tunes are.99% of the people who play this game don’t know how to tune a car, so how is it fair to cater to the 1% who does? When this game is all about being an accessible plug and play game?
To chime in on the latter part of your post, tuning is fiddly, not very intuitive, and takes time to learn. It's hard to know if you're getting it right without any reference. It's also not driving - the primary reason people boot up GTS is to drive.Can you actually look at the diff of the M6 and say “that’s how it should be”? Like seriously mate, the stock tune works for some cars far better than others especially in Group 3. The tunes themselves as Gr.3 tunes are trash, and as such they are terrible to drive in comparison to even just a base Gr.3 tune with actual rake and front downforce. And the fact that you write off tuning as “oh it’s unrealistic because of this one example from the Nations T16” is quite insulting. I wouldn’t have a problem with fixed setups if the setups weren’t terrible, with some cars outright needing a rework in how their tunes are.
To comment on your 99% vs 1% comment: tuning your car is part of being a racing driver itself, knowing how to adjust the car and what adjustments need to be made to suit the circuit and conditions. Nothing is stopping these 99%ers from learning how to tune.
Yep the slipstream is now back to 8 tenths but it has also gone back to the strength of version 1.56 from what i can tell. You can see the difference in strength between 1.56 and what it was until this update in this video of mine
Think they were right to go back to 8 tenths but should have kept the strength at the 1.57 version
Penalty system turned to a higher sensitivity. And bump drafting penalizes the car in front with a 1 or 2 second penalty.
The biggest issue is that Polyphony slapped the same setup on all the cars and called it a day. The Alfa Romeo 4C (Gr.3) has the same setup as the Nissan GTR. This obviously makes some cars undrivable and others a walk in the park.
This is why I think some people ask for tuning in Sport Mode.