That is due as much or more to the design of the "track" than a racers SR rating. That circuit should have never been considered a proper venue for online sport races.
It's the drivers, not the track, not the car.
So at the end of the day it's the drivers, not the track.But when you are pulling luck of the draw racers out of a pool that many times includes multiple different DR classes of racers that as such also means that the skills and speeds vary greatly on the starting grid the more technical the track and the more barriers without ample off track runoff area the more likely the race will end up a wreckfest full of carnage and mayhem.
There are multiple post on this forum where it seems there are certain circuits that this type of scenario is not an uncommon practice.
Just because a track may be fast and fun for experienced drivers that know the circuit well does not mean it is one of the better suited tracks for the masses racing online that causes more aggravation and rage for more racers than it does joy for the few that happen to get away from the pack at the front.
And no personally I do not like any of the Tokyo circuits and avoid them both on line and offline.
It is always the drivers, any circuit can be raced.So at the end of the day it's the drivers, not the track.
Correct?
Welcome to a street circuit.It is always the drivers, any circuit can be raced.
The whole point is the circuit design does not bode well for the majority of racers that race online in the game. It only takes a very few bad racers on a circuit with this type of design and closed in by walls with no run off to start most of the field being part of their pinball game.
Thus more racers run a higher risk to leave the race with a negative view of that races experience rather than a positive review and as such for a game that is populated by many non serious racers is not one of the best choices for a venue to have a daily online race and should be reserved for private lobbies and off line use in my opinion.
I do not race on it so I really do not care either way!
Qualify on pole. Easy.Can any one tell me how to stop Idiots from tapping your rear just because you over take them , or Deliberately brake for no reason ???
^gentlemen driver right hereI've never ever experienced that somebody who overshoots a corner actually runs off track rather than divebombs into me.
I on the other hand always do it.
I thought Vanessa was a girls name.
I have no issue with Tokyo.
I've had many good races there.
It is quite a difficult track to get right, and of course if you enter a corner too fast (as many do) then there is no where to go but into a wall.
Good set of statues to go by, also when braking from high speeds always take note of what's happening in the rear view when you brake and line up your corner attack, I have caught many dive bombers trying to use me and I just hold straight as their calculations goes out the window as I'm not where they expected me to be and I safely drive past their rubble. This doesn't work when there are too many cars behind as one of them can get plowed into and you can do nothing about any of that, but when it's one of two cars you can clearly see, you can make adjustments to prepare for the vaunted online idiot.
Almost had a win on that Tokyo race with the 458 last night but got bumped and spun out at the hairpin. Lots of people can't seem to drive that track.
You are not the only one.I've never ever experienced that somebody who overshoots a corner actually runs off track rather than divebombs into me.
I on the other hand always do it.
TheThis is the discussion thread for a recent post on GTPlanet:
This article was published by Brendan Rorrison (@Brend) on January 18th, 2018 in the Gran Turismo Sport category.
This is the discussion thread for a recent post on GTPlanet:
This article was published by Brendan Rorrison (@Brend) on January 18th, 2018 in the Gran Turismo Sport category.
There have been times where the car behind me gets rammed, and forces me into the rear of the car in front of me. After the dust has cleared from the chain reaction the driver I was forced into targets ME for the rest of the race lol.The
The main problem that I have is I get rammed from someone and it causes me to go off track or hit someone else and I get demoted for the chain reaction. I can understand people being overly protective of their rating because if you get into the lower ranks its hard to get out because it puts you in the moddle of the bad drivers and causing what i said above. Its a double edged sword.
There have been times where the car behind me gets rammed, and forces me into the rear of the car in front of me. After the dust has cleared from the chain reaction the driver I was forced into targets ME for the rest of the race lol.
Either way I just drive MY race and do it as clean as possible controlling only what I can in the car I'm driving.
Personally? I think the video "10 mistakes people make...." should've been the GTS etiquette video!