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I just had a quick look at his stream. He is a quicker* driver than me, but my race times short shifting in the 911 are quicker than his. A lot of those streamers assume they know the best strat/car combo and it becomes a self-reinforcing circle of ignorance. They all persisted in the BRZ at Suzuka when it was nowhere near META.I watched Kie do race C this morning and I was baffled by the amount of fuel saving messing about you have to do. Literally changing from map 1 - 6 and everything in between at every turn. What exactly is this meant to be ‘simulating’ a little coasting and short shifting to give a quicker pit stop is one thing, but this is ludicrous.
The likely candidates for competitive no stop racing at NGP are the 911 (the only one I've tried in-race), Jag, RCF and AMG. There could be others, but these are the ones I'd try first. To be honest, the fuel is less of an issue than the tyres by the end. The cars are very slippery on the last lap.Jumped on my B account to try some Daily Cs, with no quali. The winner was in the 911 and no stopped. I watched the replay I couldn't tell what his fuel map was but he was shifting at like 7.5-8k. If you can run FM1 and just short shift, the lobbies will be full of Porsches soon enough. Not to mention, the majority of the top quali times are the Porsche, so this week's META may whittling away to the 911. Every track/strat is going to have a META; if it's the Porsche that'd cool as it's something completely different.
Anyway, I did three races: one with the BRZ, one with the FT1, and one with the Jag. The first two were fuel savings and, I just don't like it. It's not as fun for me. Last one was in the Jag and was just push-push-push with a stop of course. It was more fun but unfortunately with a like 35s pit stop delta, I don't feel a one-stopped will even be viable. At least at Suzuka it was kinda-viable as one race I started P7 and finished P3 in the Jag. Not to mention if the FM is up, the radar can't be. Dumb.
Regardless, I set a quali time in the Vette on the A account, a 1:55.9. There is tons more time to be had.
I'm hoping, people much more tallanted than me will figure out the Porsche with short shifting works on a no-stop. Otherwise, I'll probably sit out race C this week... at least on the A account. I miss last week's C at the Glen already.
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