Hello guys, I have a small problem. I am trying to compare my sector times using the live timing option but for some reason none of my sector times even show up, is this option working for anybody else or is it just broken?
I think I get what you mean, in other words use the fast forward feature while viewing the live timing, it seems to come up with split times. Is this the correct method until maybe it gets fixed?We've been using the replay in a different manner to work around that problem. You need to view the car instead, bring up the HUD instruments and pause the replay. Then use the arrow to go to the first split and note the time on the screen. Do the same for the second, etc. 👍
I think I get what you mean, in other words use the fast forward feature while viewing the live timing, it seems to come up with split times. Is this the correct method until maybe it gets fixed?
Thanks for the help, fairly happy with the time I have, been putting an hour or so in to the first one for a few days now, may as well move on to Brands Hatch.Yes, fast forward. That is what we've been using. I hope we get proper splits in the timing screen soon.
...what is the delta between driving with a racing wheel and the DualShock?....
Hi Kevin,
Chris has responded on the other points but as to the delta between DS3 and wheel. If you ask twenty people you will get 20 different answers. From my own experience I have found the transition hard (very hard) and after 8 months of wheel ownership I'm still not as quick as I can be using the DS3 but it depends on the track and the car combination.
GT6 has been a huge boost for me over GT5 especially in the handling and I'm finally seeing consistent gains across the board with my wheel but I doubt I have gained any more than a second a lap (at the very best) on those car/track combos that suit a wheel for me.
One thing that almost everyone agrees on though is that using a wheel really takes the game to another level of enjoyment regardless of your resulting lap times so stick with the wheel if you have the option
edit: and welcome to the WRS
I noticed that with a powered wheel, counters can be done with a quick let-go: the wheel will jolt just the right amount, and will do so quickly enough (mine does). With a little adjustment afterwards perhaps.The other day I was at Barts place racing with his wheel and I instantly felt improvement on that part because when the car began to oversteer I was able to adjust it more accurately.
Hey Argon,
First of all thank you very much for you answer. From my point of view I think that a wheel could be a big improvement for me because I have great difficulty taming MR beasts in GT6 almost everyone of them is trying to murder me in every corner they have to go through. The other day I was at Barts place racing with his wheel and I instantly felt improvement on that part because when the car began to oversteer I was able to adjust it more accurately. I think this is because a wheel is able to steer swifter and has greater precision than the stick on the DS also with a wheel your able to turn it a greater distance while the sticks are limit to turn only about 4 to 5 cm so it's easier to screw up and its limiting my capabillities to turn in gently. So following my theory I think and shamefully looking at my replays I think I must be able to knock a second and a half of.
With that in mind. I'm not a very experienced driver like yourself and I din't get used to driving with the controller so for me it will be a smaller step. Thereby I think this is the right time to start with a racing wheel first an fore most the fun and experience like you mentioned. the second reason is. I am not used to the new physics in GT6 so it's best to learn from the beginning. The last reason is I want to take the game more seriously and play it at it's full potential and try to improve my skills. Where as when i was playing gt5 I was a more casual gamer but then I joined the a kartclub and this really gave me a whole other point of view!
But before I really drift off-topic. I hope the GT6 and wheel combo will give me the same as it did to you! Thank you for your comment it was an eye opener as in my point of view I thought that everybody would instantaneously be faster when then made the transfer to the racing wheel.
Cheers,
Kevin
Its supposed to be a blind test of your ability in which you are only measuring your pace against yourself. It also keeps the divisional cut-offs secret so no-one has any foreknowledge of where they will end up. If you had prior knowledge of times and cut-offs, the temptation is there to put in a disproportionate amount of time to get that extra 0.2 (for example) that would put you in a division higher or above someone you see as a direct competitor.hello, i understand that people should not discuss times and sectors. I have no problem with that if it's required.
But I just would like to understand why? is there a explanation for me to understand what influence it has on the whole knowing the times of the players? I mean, from my point of view it would only make it more transparent to see in which place one has been classified. Am I wrong?
ok, thank you for your quick answer. Even if I don't agree completely, only partially, I can understand your point of view.
The thing is, everyone may take more or less time to make his best qualifier, no matter if you are aware of other times or not. So 2 equivalent times will be the result of a 2 weeks effort for the one, and a 2 months effort for the other one. So the 2 weeks qualifier is in fact the best of the 2. (ok, if you have a certain target, you will insist automatically, i know. but differences will always stay there)
In the race, you won't have the possibility to practise for so long, so the "2 months qualifier" will have problems reaching the "2 weeks qualifier"'s performance.
That's to say, for me personally, it would have been important to maintain transparency (as differences between efforts will be there one way or the other) but ok, that's a choice to make and depends on who's taking the decision. I accept that and have no problem about it.
Thank you again
Hope my english is understandable )
I hear that but our hope, as we actively encourage, is that people will only spend a similar amount of time running the qualifier as they would usually spend in a weekly event, the only difference being that there is no target to shoot at. Its a similar principle to the one employed in the weekly events, where the last sector or 2 are an unknown, so that element of mystery remains until the results are announced.
What is the reason for two month qualifier if you left the last in this division in every TT or online race? For me it would be a big a shame if I were D2 for egz., but allways run like D4. If you qualified to D4, but your TT will be good enaught, you will be promoted to your real speed.
I'll send you a PM.Hi I'm new to wrs and I'm trying to submit my qualifier times. Followed the instructions and got this reply from the fetchbot:
Your replay hedheed_brands-hatch.zip contravenes the regulations for this event.
Contact the staff before submitting again so you know which setting contravenes the regulations.
You have one attempt remaining to submit a valid replay, so make sure it's valid when submitting again.
Can anyone tell me why this is? Also when I re-submit I send both again I take it?