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What kind of weirdo are you? That's why humans evolved feet, didn't you know?Ummm........ I hate to tell you this, but I use X throttle and [ ] brake.![]()
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What kind of weirdo are you? That's why humans evolved feet, didn't you know?Ummm........ I hate to tell you this, but I use X throttle and [ ] brake.![]()
They are pressure sensitive for a reason, ya' know...and what if @sturk0167 doesn't HAVE feet?? Could be an actual alien with tentacles and stuff...you're going back to DEI school, sir.🤣What kind of weirdo are you? That's why humans evolved feet, didn't you know?
Yeah, you don't want to be racing at 8-10pm central. That is peak time for Chicago and Californian drivers. No one there knows how to drive. They all think they're in a fast and furious movie.. LOLtry racing at different times of day. It has a HGUE impact on what kind of people you find in the lobbies. For me, early morning (NA, EST) has the best variety of cars (not everyone in the meta) and the best iteration of drivers
i just got lapped on the red bull ring trying to use my foot on the x button, thanks a lotWhat kind of weirdo are you? That's why humans evolved feet, didn't you know?
No one there knows how to drive.
I spoke to Baby Jesus and he told me...Ummm........ I hate to tell you this, but I use X throttle and [ ] brake.![]()
This 100% . I find the best and most fun races in the morning. After the nightshift or on vacation (like this week) and the most competitive races in the late afternoon or evening.if you can, try racing at different times of day. It has a HUGE impact on what kind of people you find in the lobbies
Woah, that's close!! I'm fixing to watch your video you showed me earlier, I need to continuously study everything, all the turns, sectors, hairpins and sectors of LM.@sturk0167 im coming for you button pushing weirdos.
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Edit. Just got a 1:56.661 but got a pixel shortcut penalty last corner. 😂
I use motion control turning obviously, run on an NES Power Pad for gas, one of those Staples “Easy” buttons stuck to the wall for brake.
I dare you to call this setup inferior.
I'm in Las Vegas and I have a friend who has a Tesla and he drives it for Uber like it's a damn spaceship. He will be on a 4-lane highway and be in the far left lane when the exit is coming up. Then he will sweep across all 4 lanes to exit. I've been in the car with him and our exit will be 79 and he will pass exit 78 and merge over 2 lanes to the far left lane.Yeah, you don't want to be racing at 8-10pm central. That is peak time for Chicago and Californian drivers. No one there knows how to drive. They all think they're in a fast and furious movie.. LOL
EDIT for reference I was doing around 69mph in a 60 zone on i294 around Chicago one time when a car passes on the inside shoulder (of the median) then sweeps across four lanes of traffic, to then pass on the outside shoulder at around 80-90mph. Just a typically day....
The one important tidbit with motion steering is you really need to be driving in cockpit view to have the visual confirmation of where the wheel is at the moment. Because it resets to zero if you steer too far past the max. So at least until you have the muscle memory of where that max point is, the cockpit view is needed.I tried using the motion sensor thing on my wireless controller, it didn't work for me, I've been okay with what I've been doing which is using my buttons and controls to operate and drive all cars in gt7.
Always happy to share and watch ourselves progress! Yeah the theme of LM seems to be "Trust your tyres, Trust the Downforce" (except T2 and T4, more like "Use the curbs" for those) and maintain as high cornering speed as possible. T5 seems to be the McLaren's happy hunting ground where it can take the corner much tigher and exit faster than the likes of GTR.@AdxRE Impressive lap! Thanks for sharing. It's reassuring to watch and see that my line, brake and turn points, are right (except sector 1, where I picked up a few tips on where I could save some time, Gracias!). I just need to carry a bit more speed though the turns (Easier said than done!😂) .
We really need an in-game centralized source of setup for all Gr.3 and 4 cars! Just like the liveries.I only saw you spinning but didn't really realize what happened. My first thought was someone hit you, there were cars all over the place :-) The race is too short for my taste, but I won't try Race C, not enjoying a Mazda one-make. It is the first time for me as well that I am racing Lago Maggiore in Sports Mode. I did the CE first and tried the Alpha Romeo and my go-to car the Porsche. With both of them I was too slow, now I stick to this ugly Genesis I am doing good though. I just used the same tuning of Nurburgring two weeks ago. Unfortunately I just copy paste some youtubers since I have no clue of tuning
Both of those cars I use counter-steer at strong unless I am running racing soft tires. If you have tuning options I'd also recommend watching
to learn how to set up the LSD for your preference. Don't just do 5/60/5 cause some YouTuber does it... You need to adjust for your style.
Sorry, I have no advice here. I could not drive with controller even if my life depended on it. I know that there are some seriously fast people with controller so it is really not a limit. As to how you control acceleration and braking sensitivity when using X and [] would have to refer you to those that so it. @sturk0167 ?@TheNormsk I've always been using the X button for throttle/acceleration and the square button to brake, what was your preferred method? See I do not own a wheel yet.
I had a wheel (which I loved!) but when we decided to build a small (not tiny) house in the woods it had to go, like so many other things that there was simply no room for, so I'm using a controller, too. I've been using L2/R2 for brake/throttle and haven't graduated to being able to shift manually yet, so I'd like to see some pointers, too.Sorry, I have no advice here. I could not drive with controller even if my life depended on it. I know that there are some seriously fast people with controller so it is really not a limit. As to how you control acceleration and braking sensitivity when using X and [] would have to refer you to those that so it. @sturk0167 ?
Wow, got a QT time of 2'01.377 at Lake Maggiore. I'm usually bad at that track, I watched Tidgney's guide and he helped me understand how to get a fast lap there. I don't like the last sector of it though, you have to use good timing on the braking and cornering.
You can'tAs to how you control acceleration and braking sensitivity when using X and [] would have to refer you to those that so it. @sturk0167 ?
Best gt3 feature if you ask me. That was a 'game changer'.You can't
The previous Playstation consoles had controllers with pressure sensitive buttons that allowed you to modulate inputs.
PS5 controllers won't do that. So, unfortunately your throttle and brake can only be at 100% or 0%.
That's why I have to use TCS 3 on most vehicles that have more than about 250 hp.
Sorry, I keep forgetting I'm on yesteryear's hardware so had ASSumed the PS5 carried those over. Damn.You can't
The previous Playstation consoles had controllers with pressure sensitive buttons that allowed you to modulate inputs.
PS5 controllers won't do that. So, unfortunately your throttle and brake can only be at 100% or 0%.
That's why I have to use TCS 3 on most vehicles that have more than about 250 hp.