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Great find guys!!
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Waits for half the people playing the game to suddenly think the reason they aren’t the fastest in the world is because everyon else is exploiting this bug
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@super_gt they seem to work fine on my part, what's the issue on yours ?
Oh wow, so this is being called a bug?? I figured it was design.
I noticed this prominently in replays and figured it was controller users getting a different (easier) set of physics vs. wheel users. I was finding myself surrounded by drivers that made tons of mistakes but always made their way back to me. I just figured they were controller users. My logic was that PD realized that on average, controller users can never be as smooth and fast as wheel users. So they decided to level the playing field to retain more players.
This was a part of why I quit the game, so I'll be interested to see if and how this is addressed.
Oh wow, so this is being called a bug?? I figured it was design.
I noticed this prominently in replays and figured it was controller users getting a different (easier) set of physics vs. wheel users. I was finding myself surrounded by drivers that made tons of mistakes but always made their way back to me. I just figured they were controller users. My logic was that PD realized that on average, controller users can never be as smooth and fast as wheel users. So they decided to level the playing field to retain more players.
This was a part of why I quit the game, so I'll be interested to see if and how this is addressed.
As a "fast" DS4 user, no way am I on different physics to wheel users, raced a fast DR:S wheel user 1 on 1 last night and no chance in hell did I have more grip.Oh wow, so this is being called a bug?? I figured it was design.
I noticed this prominently in replays and figured it was controller users getting a different (easier) set of physics vs. wheel users. I was finding myself surrounded by drivers that made tons of mistakes but always made their way back to me. I just figured they were controller users. My logic was that PD realized that on average, controller users can never be as smooth and fast as wheel users. So they decided to level the playing field to retain more players.
This was a part of why I quit the game, so I'll be interested to see if and how this is addressed.
The big problem with this bug is not the guys who end up top because they have it, we can spot those easily and even they must know something is up. It's the ones who may/probably do (to some unknown extent) exist running times just out of the top ten when in reality they should be seconds slower, you just don't know who has it and who doesn't in these instances.
It's like these guys still have Skid Recovery Force on when it's not even in the game.
That's reassuring to hear. I think the combination of events that convinced me on my stated theory were:As a "fast" DS4 user, no way am I on different physics to wheel users, raced a fast DR:S wheel user 1 on 1 last night and no chance in hell did I have more grip.
I mean, is it just me or does that not look like more than just a grip exploit? Watching the steering input move back and forth seems too smooth and deliberate to be real. That, plus the throttle and brake is never modulated I guess? It reminds me of watching the AI auto-drive a car.
what was that at 1 minute in? it seems to me that the car is full throttle and steering full left and yet it gains this incredible turning ability mid turn.
what was that at 1 minute in? it seems to me that the car is full throttle and steering full left and yet it gains this incredible turning ability mid turn.
That whole lap is hilarious... the driving isn't bad per se, but the re's no way you can run that lap time running those lines... the amount of throttle he using mid corner is ridiculous... if you did that without the bug you'd just understeer off the track on the 1st corner.
It's like there's a massive magnet pulling the car on to the track.
If he was down 10km/h per corner, then where did he had the speed to be fastest in the world? Straight?Similarly the guy who beat L Shooter (self claimed "king of Bathurst" on his profile (not LS the other guy)) by half a second was turning into corners from almost the middle of the track and using hardly any track width when exiting. I compared both of their laps corner by corner and he was down about 10 kph per corner, full brake and turn in and then a poor exit. There's absolutely no way that's possible against one of GT's best drivers ever. The interesting thing is this guy has the most hours out of anyone I have seen in GT Sport, and has almost 1300 sport races finished (S/S), so he clearly puts his heart and soul into this game everyday.
If he was down 10km/h per corner, then where did he had the speed to be fastest in the world? Straight?