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He’s a formula one driver not a professional gamer. I’m surprised he even set the times himself if he indeed did.
At the start of a race you had to warm up your tires a bit when tire wear was on. When it was off it didn’t matter.Did GT Sport simulate tire temperature at all?
It's the easiest and hardest at same time, since Le Mans appeared in GT4.Whilst I agree with your general statement, the issue is more that the GT7 physics are very unpredictable and - in certain circumstances - very flawed.
The final sector at Le Mans for example in the Peugeot LMP is ridiculous on controller. I'm not an alien, but I have golded all licences and a lot of the other CEs, but LM is just ridiculous with how unstable the car is, but also how unpredictable it is... I've obviously not driven an LMP car before, but if they were all like that there'd be a lot of seriously injured drivers...
It's not a personal dig at you, it's just hilarious to me that after not being able to beat Lewis Hamilton in a driving challenge that someone's reaction would be "he must've had warmer tires" rather than "oh he's ****ing Lewis Hamilton of course he beat me"Oh believe me, not my personal opinion. I just read that somewhere once. Just like apparently he re-set his times, bc he was beat almost instantly the first time around.
Oh come on. F1 drivers spend hundreds of hours in the sim. Of course it's a different physics engine but it's not like the concept of sim driving is in any way foreign to him. He's driven in GT live with other people at various events and been very quick there too. Honestly if he knew how to exploit the track limits a little bit better he could've gone even faster. We're talking about one of the most talented drivers of all time, I promise he can figure out gran turismo lol.He’s a formula one driver not a professional gamer. I’m surprised he even set the times himself if he indeed did.
The only thing unpredictable for me is the rally. Everything else is all down to how the cars behave.Whilst I agree with your general statement, the issue is more that the GT7 physics are very unpredictable and - in certain circumstances - very flawed.
The final sector at Le Mans for example in the Peugeot LMP is ridiculous on controller. I'm not an alien, but I have golded all licences and a lot of the other CEs, but LM is just ridiculous with how unstable the car is, but also how unpredictable it is... I've obviously not driven an LMP car before, but if they were all like that there'd be a lot of seriously injured drivers...
It really doesn't matter much in comparison to most players. He still is a professional racing driver and knows the basica knowledge of throttle/brake control, when to turn, how to learn a track, etc. He had a wheel and pedals and he practiced to do those laptimes.He’s a formula one driver not a professional gamer. I’m surprised he even set the times himself if he indeed did.
GT Sport made the game way too easy. I think GT7 is also too easy as well. Nurburgring was the only one that took me a few tries for gold. (Mainly because I don’t enjoy that track enough to truly learn it.) Every other track I’m like 1-3 seconds faster than gold and I’m not the fastest driver out there. They finally made a game where you have to be at least a High B to Low A DR Driver level to even think about getting all gold! It’s great in my opinion. Now they just need global leaderboardsI have 100% gold on all the circuit experiences on GTS but some of these on GT7 are quite unbearable, even on my T300RS. Like, I am honestly to the point if I keep trying to get gold on the GT7 ones, I will stop playing the game lol. Everyone thinks the license test are hard, wait til they try some tracks in Circuit Experience. Tell me why PD thought it was a great idea to make these way harder for no reason. Some tracks I am over a second off, even on a wheel, so I am sorry for the controller users. Also went back to sport and the same sector 1 on Suzuka has the gold requirement 5 seconds slower. GT7 wants you to get a 33.600 where GTS wants a 38.900 with basically the same Gr.3 NSX, and GTS is lenient on track limits and walls. GT7 is strict just like the Licenses so I think PD either has to adjust the gold requirements and give more freedom on track limits like GTS or allow us to use our own cars.
Btw I am absolutely loving the game otherwise but man Circuit Experience is quite deceiving lol
I find it outstanding that the track experiences have a high degree of difficulty.I have 100% gold on all the circuit experiences on GTS but some of these on GT7 are quite unbearable, even on my T300RS. Like, I am honestly to the point if I keep trying to get gold on the GT7 ones, I will stop playing the game lol. Everyone thinks the license test are hard, wait til they try some tracks in Circuit Experience. Tell me why PD thought it was a great idea to make these way harder for no reason. Some tracks I am over a second off, even on a wheel, so I am sorry for the controller users. Also went back to sport and the same sector 1 on Suzuka has the gold requirement 5 seconds slower. GT7 wants you to get a 33.600 where GTS wants a 38.900 with basically the same Gr.3 NSX, and GTS is lenient on track limits and walls. GT7 is strict just like the Licenses so I think PD either has to adjust the gold requirements and give more freedom on track limits like GTS or allow us to use our own cars.
Btw I am absolutely loving the game otherwise but man Circuit Experience is quite deceiving lol
As hard as the circuit Experiences are in GT7, I absolutely agree. The LH challenges in GTS are just beyond comprehension in how brutal they are. I still have nightmares trying to gold the Willow Springs one(which I didn't). This is was probably the start of PD's "Git Gud" philosophy.Lewis Hamilton Challenges were way more harder in Gt Sport.
Beautiful post. I couldn't agree more and you've summed it up perfectly.Whilst I agree with your general statement, the issue is more that the GT7 physics are very unpredictable and - in certain circumstances - very flawed.
The final sector at Le Mans for example in the Peugeot LMP is ridiculous on controller. I'm not an alien, but I have golded all licences and a lot of the other CEs, but LM is just ridiculous with how unstable the car is, but also how unpredictable it is... I've obviously not driven an LMP car before, but if they were all like that there'd be a lot of seriously injured drivers...
It's not just you.Is it just me or is the 1 lap Laguna Seca with the Viper brutal?
You can. You on a PS5? Link your PS5 with your YT account and use that little record button on teh controler. Once your run is recorded, you can upload it right to YT. Quality is still better with a capture card, but it's good enough to show a lap.You guys know what Gran Turismo, aka, PD should start making?
Giving us the ability to directly upload one of our replays to one of our Youtube channels or at the very least, the replay be in a format where we can just send it to out computer and then edit it out.
I wanted to show a few of mine to try and help a bit the controller users but I have to record it with a video capture card first... ffs.
It's not just you.
I have a Viper Gr4 and never had an issue driving it; really like it actually. But for some reason on the Leguna lap test (golded all the sectors) the damn thing just doesn't want to turn in... understeer for days. So I've had to resort to some aggressive trail-braking but the line between not enough to get the car to rotate and too much where it spins is very slim. I don't get it. My best lap is a tick under .600" gold. Like, not even close.
Again, golded all the sectors. Also won the 700PP WTC with my Gr4 Viper on OEM parts/tune. But this one, just doesn't feel the same. I've got probably 12-15 fully golded C.E.s, but Laguna I can't touch.
If it helps even a little, I managed it with all assists off and traction control at 0 right up to before the corkscrew where I switched traction to 1 so I was able to floor the gas midway coming down without wheelspin and revert traction back to 0 after that.I managed to gold every sector on Nordschleife and now stuck with the final 1 lap time trial. Managed to get 6:42 at best.
I'm also still stuck with the 1 lap time trial at Laguna Seca even though i managed to easily good the individual sectors.
Either I'm a terrible player or the BMW M6 and Dodge Viper GT3s just suck.