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I think we know who the magician is 😅😅Tidgney is a magician, the scary bit is I'm sure he can go quite a bit faster than that lap too 😱
I think we know who the magician is 😅😅Tidgney is a magician, the scary bit is I'm sure he can go quite a bit faster than that lap too 😱
Ah fair enough I see what you mean. Dailies are certainly structured weirdly, but to be fair they always kind of have been. I don't mind not having any long form races but I have always long felt that B is too short to be a proper race and that they in general should all fill their time slots.No, dailies that cater to junior, mid and premium class.
A: single make hatches/ginetta type stuff
B: Gr4 slightly longer than they are now
C: GR3 or specials (SF/GR1/2)
That's what I mean when I say stepped races that have progression built in to them. One helps you move up to the other. Random weekly races are just like the weekly special events.
I spent many many many years on sega rally, the Colin game and the Richard game.
Rallying is not my thing, I went to karts and then cars and really fast motorbikes.
So while I'll watch Solberg slam it round a Finnish mountain I'd much rather watch touring cars or support races.
I do appreciate your point though.
Amy reason why the 911 suddenly has massive understeer? I was surprised earlier today when I tried it, just complete junk ,just ploughed corners with no way of getting it back.So...I do get that.
But Mario Kart is "Fun" so is micro machines.
However as a racer who wants to live out my racing dream vicariously 2 made up tracks a genre of racing which isn't my thing and then a classic race with awful wheel feel...
Recipe is fun, the execution is a bit meh and that's being kind.
My idea of fun is stepped class racing not these things. And be honest even the Gr3 is a bop test
Weirdly all 3 of the porches had understeer (911, cayman and boxster)Amy reason why the 911 suddenly has massive understeer? I was surprised earlier today when I tried it, just complete junk ,just ploughed corners with no way of getting it back.
I'm gonna take this opportunity to post the Walter Rhol video again:
There is a remastered version but this shows understeer, oversteer and driving in jeans and loafers 🤣
PD seems to have turned one of the most universal cars (911) into one of the most polarizing ones. I ran a couple laps at Bathurst just to try out the RM's last week and was happy with it. Was also having fun at TM on RH's.Amy reason why the 911 suddenly has massive understeer? I was surprised earlier today when I tried it, just complete junk ,just ploughed corners with no way of getting it back.
I think people get lazy in their inputs and feeling cars move.Good lord. It felt like the car was constantly trying to yeet itself off the track.
IPD seems to have turned one of the most universal cars (911) into one of the most polarizing ones. I ran a couple laps at Bathurst just to try out the RM's last week and was happy with it. Was also having fun at TM on RH's.
Maybe one of those things where certain driving styles just don't gel with the car anymore? Not sure on that but you are not alone. I've seen a bunch of people COMPLETELY disenchanted with the car post update while others are completely lovin' it (50% of every grid I was in this weekend). I'm just hoping it wasn't a track thing...car felt pretty good at Bathurst.![]()
I think people get lazy in their inputs and feeling cars move.
I've seen 2 differing ability YTs today say that the cars are hard to catch.
They are just either slow in reacting or slow in reading it.
Going fast is busy work, it gets less busy and more second nature the more you so, but the new physics good or bad mean you really really need to be on it and work the wheel/stick.
One thing I will say as a tip is to catch the slides one handed on a wheel, there are very few slides you can do two handed and lift off to let the car settle. We aren't trying to drift the cars but get them back on like and neutrally balance
Weirdly all 3 of the porches had understeer (911, cayman and boxster)
But....when you drive them on the throttle they are much much more balanced.
With the 911 you have to be able to shift the weight back, it feels like a slide but it's not it's about pointing the back in the direction you want to exit in.
MR cars are balance cars, they offer massive agility but it means really working the steering inputs.
I'm gonna take this opportunity to post the Walter Rhol video again:
There is a remastered version but this shows understeer, oversteer and driving in jeans and loafers 🤣
The car is fine, just the BB forward and don't trail brake as much.The Porsche has a really really bad setup now, if you adjust the parameters in your own time trials etc. back to the old BoP setup it still drives reasonably well. Once again something I have no idea why they did.
The Porsche has a really really bad setup now, if you adjust the parameters in your own time trials etc. back to the old BoP setup it still drives reasonably well. Once again something I have no idea why they did.
The pppThe Porsche has a really really bad setup now, if you adjust the parameters in your own time trials etc. back to the old BoP setup it still drives reasonably well. Once again something I have no idea why they did.
???? The Porsche wants to back itself into every high speed corner as soon as you think about brakes. I'm not sure what you are doing but I'm pretty sure it's not the same car as it was. Granted I did take advice about BB for the mountain but it's just complete rubbish at Suzuka.The car is fine, just the BB forward and don't trail brake as much.
The diff and rear suspension are better, keeping the weight on the front is trickier and as I said earlier people are lazy on working the wheel/stick than before.
The Porsche is the second meta at the moment generally and although I could hit low optimums in the Lambo the Porsche was the easier car to drive consistently.
The changes seem badly (sic) balanced across the range but they are all feeling equal except the outliers as normal. But fair play in the '11 merc that's pretty solid work!
It no longer has infinite grip on its stock tires either. Even on RH tires it's very slidy now if the Honda Challenge TT is anything to go by.
I haven't got to the new races yet but the RA272 in the Honda Challenge TT is a joy to drive. Tricky and hard, but a joy none-the-less.I haven't tried that one yet, that sounds like a promising change.
Yeah it's still a drivable car for sure but the bad part about the setup is just that you wouldn't have to drive around its weight etc. like that if the suspension setup was still good.The car is fine, just the BB forward and don't trail brake as much.
The diff and rear suspension are better, keeping the weight on the front is trickier and as I said earlier people are lazy on working the wheel/stick than before.
The Porsche is the second meta at the moment generally and although I could hit low optimums in the Lambo the Porsche was the easier car to drive consistently.
The changes seem badly (sic) balanced across the range but they are all feeling equal except the outliers as normal. But fair play in the '11 merc that's pretty solid work!
I was really happy with this lap, 1:12.966 for race C, hopefully it's useful for anybody else trying on pad:
Try the Ferrari. IMO, it's very pleasant to drive now; a diamond in the rough.Yeah it's still a drivable car for sure but the bad part about the setup is just that you wouldn't have to drive around its weight etc. like that if the suspension setup was still good.
Thinking about it I'm sure it must be a balance change because if the car is competitive now with a bad setup then it would dominate with a good one, but that's a whole new can of worms to open if they decide to do open setups again!
And thank you, I spent most of my playtime today going through some lesser used cars to see what was made competitive or uncompetitive. Unsurprisingly most cars seem to kind of suck now lol, the GT500s were always decent to use at Suzuka but they're nowhere now which is a shame as I love those cars.
I ended up now on the Alfa 4c which seems really really good, it's probably what I'll stick with if I do any more races. Managed to get a win in the SLS earlier which I was quite pleased with. It's not the fastest car but it's absolutely glued to the floor.
I was trying the lower gears at some of the corners, like 1st at the hairpins but think it's better to stay a gear higher just to keep the lap smooth. I've been surprised how clean the races have been so far, I thought every race would be massive crashes into the hairpins on lap 1.Your line is very similar to mine however your gear selection is not, I’m a gear lower than you on many corners. I’m also ~3 seconds slower at 1:15.95.
I guess I have my after dinner project.
It’s been a very fun combination to run, so far. The turn at the top of the hill and the first hair-pin are pretty funny, they are collecting hand-fulls of cars at the start of the race.
Thanks for posting the video.
Using the higher gear also gave me another level of traction control, I really had to be smooth in the low gear corners which was limiting my exit speed.I was trying the lower gears at some of the corners, like 1st at the hairpins but think it's better to stay a gear higher just to keep the lap smooth. I've been surprised how clean the races have been so far, I thought every race would be massive crashes into the hairpins on lap 1.
I was really happy with this lap, 1:12.966 for race C, hopefully it's useful for anybody else trying on pad:
Are you referring to Daily Race C? If so, I'm also auto on a controller and I'm hitting 1:15s. I'm not even that fast so low1:14s are definitely achievable with a pad on auto.Tried the Scooby, initially got a 1:28, which I've whittled down to a 1:21, but how are people getting 1:12s? Also I have to use auto transmission, why is the car refusing to change up? I lose so much speed.
This Subaru is weird in that you have to shift up so early and the pace advantage that gives you, it's the most extreme I've seen since the Daihatsu Copen at Tokyo (that might've been the old game). It would be nice if the automatic gears were a bit more intelligent and shifted at the quickest point, manual gears would still have an advantage but it wouldn't be so big.Tried the Scooby, initially got a 1:28, which I've whittled down to a 1:21, but how are people getting 1:12s? Also I have to use auto transmission, why is the car refusing to change up? I lose so much speed.
The strange thing is: the game already does it for the AI.It would be nice if the automatic gears were a bit more intelligent and shifted at the quickest point,
Do you have any socials or live streams where you race bud, I always see you on Tidgney's and you're always quick and cleanAs it is I wouldn't bother entering that race without manual gears, last night it felt like I had nitro in the first 5 years compared to half of the grid.