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You've had a dreadful season mate, you'll be back there next season 👍
He wont, he's lost it trust me 👍 Dont forget i spanked him last season as his teamate, he'll never recover from that 👍
#lostfaithinemo
You've had a dreadful season mate, you'll be back there next season 👍
Now he is FaithlessEmo.He wont, he's lost it trust me 👍 Dont forget i spanked him last season as his teamate, he'll never recover from that 👍
#lostfaithinemo
What times is everyone getting in D2 my best is a 1:31:604
Havent gone testing yet, probably shouldWhat times is everyone getting in D2 my best is a 1:31:604
Nah it's because you're upside down.Have the physics changed on this game? I've just rolled the CR-Z Touring Car twice in one race at Bathurst...
Have the physics changed on this game? I've just rolled the CR-Z Touring Car twice in one race at Bathurst...
It sounds alright to me, can't remember if tyre wear is on fast for this season or not... I know, bad huh? But anyway, SS and SM seems ok as it is, and if we're going with a choice of not having to pit then SMs still give you the pace to make it feasible, whereas with SS & SHs you'll lose too much pace on the SHs to warrant staying out.Question. Due to it being a one make with tyre wear potentially on a 'fast setting' and each race 20mins, how do people feel about this, kinda like BTCC;
SS must be used in 2 races and SM/SH in one, however the harder option drivers don't have to pit.
How does that sound?
tyre wear is on normal, which was to stop the FR preserving their tyres more.It sounds alright to me, can't remember if tyre wear is on fast for this season or not... I know, bad huh? But anyway, SS and SM seems ok as it is, and if we're going with a choice of not having to pit then SMs still give you the pace to make it feasible, whereas with SS & SHs you'll lose too much pace on the SHs to warrant staying out.
This was my initial concern, although while one compound gets refreshed the other is still deteriorating past the 2-seconds a lap drop off... Tokyo is a long enough stop to accommodate for this, and so is Indianapolis, but not many others have long pit lanes.It could work with enough testing but would only be possible if all 3 races are the same length, otherwise you will run into problems where everyone uses the harder tyre in the same race. You will also need to tune it to get it right with each track because you will have a different level of pace difference between the two compounds and the pit lane loss would be different. Ideally you need to pick the race length to mean that the pace difference between the two compounds exactly cancels out the pit lane loss.
For example, if at one track its 2 seconds per lap faster on softs and a pit stop takes 30 seconds you will need a 15 lap race to make the two strategies close at the end of the race.
i'll try do some tonight if people want to joinThe whole thing doesn't sound like a bad idea. Maybe we should test it
each race will be 20mins, and I think like BTCC you have to use the hard tyre twice in race 1,2 and 3 just to keep it interesting and unpredictable. The softs would be faster, but near the end of their stint they won't be as good, maybe setting the same times as the hards, but then after their stops they'd again have the fresh rubber to close the gap downIt could work with enough testing but would only be possible if all 3 races are the same length, otherwise you will run into problems where everyone uses the harder tyre in the same race. You will also need to tune it to get it right with each track because you will have a different level of pace difference between the two compounds and the pit lane loss would be different. Ideally you need to pick the race length to mean that the pace difference between the two compounds exactly cancels out the pit lane loss.
For example, if at one track its 2 seconds per lap faster on softs and a pit stop takes 30 seconds you will need a 15 lap race to make the two strategies close at the end of the race.
you need to remember that if the pit lane does actually catch you out, it will catch others out in other races tooThis was my initial concern, although while one compound gets refreshed the other is still deteriorating past the 2-seconds a lap drop off... Tokyo is a long enough stop to accommodate for this, and so is Indianapolis, but not many others have long pit lanes.
ah true. Well then those races will give the harder guys more of a chanceI didn't mean as in catching out people, I just meant as in the length of the lane itself really... Pit stops are usually 30 seconds, but I think at those tracks they're about 40-45 seconds.
But no cigar, like R2 last week
I've gotten closer, its 2 tenths now I think.But no cigar, like R2 last week
Mikey go for mine 1:03.607 ranked 36thI've gotten closer, its 2 tenths now I think.
EDIT: Beaten him. 👍
Mikey go for mine 1:03.607 ranked 36th
see what you've done now. you've scared the poor soul.Oh... Cheers rono.