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Pretty much all rules are arbitrary, as that's the definition of something that is preferred. The whole AUP is about what we'd like to see and not see on the site.It is an arbitrary rule.
Cool. Not relevant because it's not up to you.Unrelated topics should be in separate posts imho.
There is no precise value because there is no need for a precise value. Sometimes a second successive post can be useful and sometimes new information is available after you made the first post that may mean a second successive post is more justifiable -- though these are the exceptions to the rule rather than the rule* - but suffice to say that if you're making multiple posts within minutes you are less likely to be within acceptable limits than you are if you make a second post some hours after the first.And how much time has to pass before we can post again without having to include it in our previous post.
Oh man, that sucks! Maybe you really are a B driver? (You know I'm kidding).
The Chicane Of Dead Mazdas was very generous to me yesterday - I entered it in 16th and 9th by the time I entered the tunnel. Carnage.
I might just about scrape a 1:46.0 in the McLaren, currently on a 43.xxx, which has me around 12th on the grid.
I'm gradually improving at Daytona, but generally starting 14th/16th. My races may go better if it wasn't for the fuel saving - until I get more confident at racing there, I'm probably better off just refuelling and pushing on.
You have to pit; it's a requirement. So you can fuel save, but if you're using the Ford LM II or Peugeot, odds are you'll need fuel regardless. But, how much you need may play a roll. If you can save a second in the pits taking on less fuel, you can gain a place in doing so.So I don't understand this for race C - I haven't done it. But I thought there were two strats both aren't fuel saving? Either balls to the wall or splash and dash?
Forgot about that one...usually gets a pretty healthy bump on the HP for BoP, too. The Porsche needs to hook up a tow-strap to keep up w/the Ford GT on the oval. I broke my streak and ended-up trying some other stuff but wasn't able to best my time in the 911...lost in other cars now, lol.
Yeah, in the Mustang, I pitted at the end of lap 9. I only needed to add 0.3 gallons after driving the whole race at full-throttle with A/T.You have to pit; it's a requirement. So you can fuel save, but if you're using the Ford or Peugeot, odds are you'll need fuel regardless. But, how much you need may play a roll. If you can save a second in the pits taking on less fuel, you can gain a place in doing so.
That makes sense. Thank you.You have to pit; it's a requirement. So you can fuel save, but if you're using the Ford LM II or Peugeot, odds are you'll need fuel regardless. But, how much you need may play a roll. If you can save a second in the pits taking on less fuel, you can gain a place in doing so.
If I said, I don't like you, would that sum up my thoughts on your accomplishment! LOL.I was finally tempted to get into sport mode for daily race B late last week. I had a blast running that and continued running the daily race B this week. I went from DR E to A+, is this a good result for being new to sport mode? View attachment 1318293
I adjust my wheel torque based on car and tyres.Also, is it just me, or does everyone else with a decent wheel have like 6 different settings? I am not talking about the differences for driving Gr4 or Gr3 (for example) - I have these settings for the same cars lol...
For me, it's all where I predict I will start in a race! If I think my time is decent enough for top 3, my settings are for a looser wheel as I can flow into and out of corners better and smoother, so not worried about emergency correction wheel-torque.
When I think I will start mid-pack or lower, my steering settings have much more resistance and feedback because I expect a lot of contact or emergency dodging, meaning the wheel cannot be light or else I spin out.
Anyone else do this? Also, lol at my qualy times on both accounts for Daytona! If not decent times, at least I am consistent 😂
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I used to have different settings but for now I just run with the one set up. I posed my set up here #2,207 . That said I restarted tweaking it recently as I get to speed with my new wheel and 8NM supply..Also, is it just me, or does everyone else with a decent wheel have like 6 different settings? I am not talking about the differences for driving Gr4 or Gr3 (for example) - I have these settings for the same car
I got the 8nm supply upgrade too. Is yours a DD Pro as well?I used to have different settings but for now I just run with the one set up. I posed my set up here #2,207 . That said I restarted tweaking it recently as I get to speed with my new wheel and 8NM supply..
The Mustang is, of course, not without some shortcomings.
Look at what happened to me at the end of the race.
I knew this was going to happen as soon as I exited the bust stop chicane.
But, since I am not one to swerve on the straights, I took my silver medal and was satisfied.
Something about blocking on the straights has always bothered me. It seems amateurish/low-class.
If the car behind me has a better run, then I will take my medicine, and let him go.
Blocking him, I think, is poor sportsmanship. He either bested me coming out of the last turn, or in this case, picked a car that's better for top speed.
Thanks! I hate the Tsukuba circuit, so I haven't tried it. As for the other stuff, I'm doing ok in general. Just had a helluva 2023 after reaching major burnout on GT7. It had me all kinds of screwed up: angry all the time, anxious, and suffering from major insomnia. Some of that was from life in general, but I know the racing was bringing out the worst in me so I had to quit. I got obsessed with MLB The Show for the season, but now I'm a bit burned out on that so I'm back to racing. I figured if I spent all this money on my gear, I ought to be using it, right? Anyone want to buy a couple thousand dollars' worth of gear . . . ?Welcome back, I have not seen you post in ages? Have you played the Nissan race in Tsukuba circuit? It's really easy running only 5 laps, you never know what kind of lobby you'll get, it's random. How have things been going for you?
I agree 100%. I've said it before, but I hate it so much. Pick your lane and stick with it; even one swerve to try and break the toe is acceptable, but don't be changing your lane again when I go to move around. It's hard to explain but it bothers me more than push-to-pass or even getting punted. I'll give you one freebee, but next time I fake you out then PIT you.I knew this was going to happen as soon as I exited the bust stop chicane.
But, since I am not one to swerve on the straights, I took my silver medal and was satisfied.
Something about blocking on the straights has always bothered me. It seems amateurish/low-class.
If the car behind me has a better run, then I will take my medicine, and let him go.
Blocking him, I think, is poor sportsmanship. He either bested me coming out of the last turn, or in this case, picked a car that's better for top speed.
I had a great day at Daytona!I had a much better night at Daytona as compared to yesterday. No drama, just some nice racing. I dropped my quick time by a bit more for a 1:45.213 which I didn't think I could do.
My first race has me in P6 and @sturk0167 in in the lobby with me. Nothing to really report on as not much happened. Someone in a Peugeot VGT tagged the rear of their car in the wall in turn 1 and stopped dead on lap 2 or 3. I've never see that happen with the rear of the car. I pick up too many bus stop off track penalties and finish P6 where I started.
Race 2 I was in P3 and I had one of the best battles in a long time in the second half of the race. After pit stops cycle, P4-P7 (with me in P7) have a great battle and clean fight for position with no problems between us all. I can't gain any ground as I make just too many small mistakes to catch P4. Still, it was a great fight with the 4 of us and I'm not disappointed with my result.
My final race also had me in P6 but I can't seem to get the car to turn in the entire race. So that kills my pace and I'm feeling off all race. I get a penalty for getting into the back of a car and get a 2 second penalty. I finish P9 and call it a night.
Maybe I'll turn some laps in the Mustang this weekend. It was my old go to car back when GT7 launched.I had a great day at Daytona!
I did about 10 races in the Mustang. I think I got top 5 every time. At first, I was in the B/S group, then for the the last few races, I was A/S.
I love that car. It would eat up everything on the infield sectors, then get a jump on them in the pits with superior fuel economy.
Thanks, Mustang.
It's not great for qualifying.Maybe I'll turn some laps in the Mustang this weekend. It was my old go to car back when GT7 launched.
so I'm back to racing. I figured if I spent all this money on my gear, I ought to be using it, right? Anyone want to buy a couple thousand dollars' worth of gear . . . ?
I got the 8nm supply upgrade too. Is yours a DD Pro as well?