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This was my reaction, "tapped the quarter panel and he slot in right behind" .... he slot in right behind because because you nerfed him outta the way.Can you share the video? Sounds like a push to pass from your description.
This was my reaction, "tapped the quarter panel and he slot in right behind" .... he slot in right behind because because you nerfed him outta the way.Can you share the video? Sounds like a push to pass from your description.
Yeah, I mean if real life is the target there then there should be no contact at all even if it’s ‘just a tap’. I get penalties can be frustrating especially if they’re handed out when no one was hindered but from the description it sounds like an overtake into a gap that wasn’t there and couldn’t have been made without contact. A common tactic at the moment though is for the lead car to deliberately turn in on someone to force contact then concede position knowing it will give a penalty to the overtaker. Thats why a video would have been good. I wouldn’t have mentioned it but they said they had ‘video evidence’. Made sense to show it.This was my reaction, "tapped the quarter panel and he slot in right behind" .... he slot in right behind because because you nerfed him outta the way.
Yeah my first race yesterday, I didn't even realize you could qualify in soft tyres, so I was 2 secs off the pole time. All the way down in 15th I just kept pluggin away and saw loads of people pit with softs on thinking huh? Ended up 3rd, could have won the race in fact if not for a 0.5 sec penalty and a spin. But yeah, it seems people are qualifying with their softs on after entering the race, then forgetting to change them in the warm up. Oh well, free positions are always welcome.So two races today one in daily race A and I got a podium due to people forgetting that required tyre rule must be used during the race in race c
I wondered why I was 2 seconds off the guy on pole, just went with RH. Only using the Corvette 'gift' car, but got the Nissan GTR earlier today from daily gift. 1st decent one in ages. So will try that after work later. Don't want to spend my credits unless I really have to.Yeah my first race yesterday, I didn't even realize you could qualify in soft tyres, so I was 2 secs off the pole time. All the way down in 15th I just kept pluggin away and saw loads of people pit with softs on thinking huh? Ended up 3rd, could have won the race in fact if not for a 0.5 sec penalty and a spin. But yeah, it seems people are qualifying with their softs on after entering the race, then forgetting to change them in the warm up. Oh well, free positions are always welcome.
No. But two wrongs doesn't make a right.Nothing is perfect... and nothing is easy. But is it fair when I brake normally for a corner, my rear man slams into my rear, shoots me out, I crash head-on into a ledge and get stuck in the gravel bed, my vehicle is damaged front, rear and engine. It takes me at least 10 seconds if not more to even get back on track.. and another X seconds where I crawl like a snail over the asphalt. Loss of time at least 30 to 45 seconds in the worst case.
And what does the one who messed up my race with this violence get? 5 seconds when it comes up? It can't be THAT either.
So it is sometimes more lucrative to take a faster driver out of the game with such an action in order to have a chance of winning yourself. AND YES, there is such a thing and it happened to me again yesterday in Fuji.
I've had pole in all my races, but in one race the driver who started 2nd thought he was doing something like that. I had a qualifying time better by almost 3 seconds... whether he just hadn't practiced much or whether that was his maximum... doesn't matter and can't be checked, but it was noticeable. I ended up with 8... Is THAT fair?
Open your steering and the TCS doesn't cut in. It's controlled by steering angleAble t get a lot of cars in the 33's in Race B, fastest was the Jag with a 33.4. My issue is TC, it is IMPOSSIBLE to drive this track with TC, it cuts in ridiculously intrusively at both the last corner and especially the exit of the senna S. It's absolutely ridiculous that TC1 is so monumentally intrusive. WHat's the point of TC if the lowest setting cuts your lap time by 2 seconds?
I managed to set qualifying laps with no TC but in a race, I absolutely hate driving on egg shells, garbage experience.
whoops...forgot about the new carThe 4wd Alfa has it's engine in the front.
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did they get rid of the Gr.4 4C?The Gr4 Alfa is the one I assume he was referring to. 🍻
Yeah I know, they gain about 1.5 secs in that sector alone with wheel but still it's a fun track with the Nismo. Unfortunately there are ways around the wheel/controller input that people can abuse. Some people on console Call Of Duty use a piece of software that tricks the servers into thinking they use a controller rather than a mouse. Obviously a mouse is far better than a controller for accuracy - just like controller vs wheel. As for the icons, not much point really - it's obvious who have the wheels/controllers and who don't based on their driving.The wheel advantage at Race C is evident this week. Forget trying to be competitive on a controller, +10 steering, no assists & still don't have enough steering angle to compete with the wheel guys in sector 3, they have free bundles of time in hand over us.
Honestly wish they'd split by hardware, or at the very least put a controller/wheel icon next to our names so I can focus on winning the other controller battles & ignore wheel users.
it's obvious who have the wheels
True, & I'm enjoying Race C this week at a track that I've historically been terrible at, I think it's just because I love racing Gr2 or higher. I honestly get so bored with Gr3/4, always preferred gr1.Yeah I know, they gain about 1.5 secs in that sector alone with wheel but still it's a fun track with the Nismo. Unfortunately there are ways around the wheel/controller input that people can abuse. Some people on console Call Of Duty use a piece of software that tricks the servers into thinking they use a controller rather than a mouse. Obviously a mouse is far better than a controller for accuracy - just like controller vs wheel. As for the icons, not much point really - it's obvious who have the wheels/controllers and who don't based on their driving.
I thought it was me. I use a controller and have issues navigating certain corners, an issue i did not have in GTS.True, & I'm enjoying Race C this week at a track that I've historically been terrible at, I think it's just because I love racing Gr2 or higher. I honestly get so bored with Gr3/4, always preferred gr1.
I just know that I cannot compete with the top tier wheel guys in my lobbies... especially not on mediums no-stop. The car feels an absolute DOG on mediums, like trying to steer a ship.
So I immediately dump them, take the pit stop loss & switch to softs for a bit more of a racey, fun go around. Even with softs I can't steer as well on the controller as they do on mediums in sector 3, it's actually hilarious.
My qually atm is a 1:30.4 with a "potential best lap" of 1:29.9
I do a 20.1 in that first sector, & usually set purple sectors a few times in the race even against those same wheel guys when they're running softs (not often)...but in the final sector I lose more than a second haha.
I agree also with the inputs thing... even if there were restrictions people would find a way to cheat & abuse it, because they care more about being perceived to be "the best" even if it means they're playing with an unfair advantage. It's good I'm not a developer, I'd just ban people forever who abused those kind of measures & take the financial loss/negative press.
Some tracks feels worse than others, Monza doesn't feel like I lose as much time from the pure hardware advantage, but Lago maggiore or whatever it is, forget it, that ones horrible.
Please don't be angry with me.. but if TCS 1 restricts you sooooo much, then you should reconsider/optimize your driving style in terms of steering and accelerator pedal. TCS intervenes when your steering angle is too high in relation to the accelerator pedal. So either you have to steer less OR accelerate a little... THAT only works if your driving style works without some rotation of your car.. However, if you need some rotation in the vehicle.. which is also necessary for real top times, then you have to necessarily drive without TCS. This is also quite normal, because when the vehicle rotates, the adhesion of the tires decreases and that is exactly what TCS is supposed to avoid... so it works as it should.I just cannot enjoy the racing with tc the way it is. I am nervous and too cautious on the and tc1 is insanely intrusive. They gotta fix this, I'm in no man's land.
Fuji is also a wide open space, subsequently very windy track (I drive in cockpit all the time and you can hear it whistling and hammering the windshield) and it definitely throws off braking points at times, and combined with airflow from traffic it can be tricky to be consistent.On the subject,
I'm really enjoying the races in C this week... it's a lot of fun to play with the strategy. However, I have to work on my Racecraft urgently, I make too many stupid mistakes where I want to force/latch an overtake too early and my front man, as a result, can close the door.. what follows, I can no longer brake enough and collect a penalty or fly off the track. Ironing out quite a few driving mistakes and I can finish first place more often. When the races are fair, I consistently finish on the podium, which is okay.
Are you going back and forth with a wheel to compare? I’m sure wheel users are struggling with some sections too. There’s a ton of pad players that compete in top split.I thought it was me. I use a controller and have issues navigating certain corners, an issue i did not have in GTS.
the last section at Fuji I was always very good at in GTS but in GT7 it is a struggle to get through it.
Same with some corners at Interlagos. The first corner at Spa requires me to rotate my thumb halveway around the corner otherwise i can not make it.
Odd thing is that the PS5 controller is supposed to be almost as good as a wheel i was told....
no, don't have a wheel. And i am not comparing myself to a wheel users or using it as an excuse that i am slower.Are you going back and forth with a wheel to compare? I’m sure wheel users are struggling with some sections too. There’s a ton of pad players that compete in top split.
Believe me...if I had to play with a controller now that I've only had a wheel since December 21, I would most certainly be significantly slower than YOU and probably every other pad driver out there.no, don't have a wheel. And i am not comparing myself to a wheel users or using it as an excuse that i am slower.
I have made the decision myself (lack of space) not to get a wheel and i know am relatively slow....can live with that.
What i am saying is that the controller does not seem to allow me to rotate around a sharp corner in the same way as in GTS. Had no issues there with the final section at Fuji or the first corner at Spa.
I just find it a bit odd that i have to push and rotate my thumb in order for the car to make a corner sometimes. Might well be my lack of skills though....