Hi Snake, thanks for the comments. I believe most modern cars have these aids. You made me do some research as well. Actually, does Bunta's Impreza have traction control? According to Wikipedia, only the later models have such things as traction control and ASM.
If there's someone who is a Subaru tech guy which can enlighten me, that'll be great. BKOTT rules will be reviewed...
I could see this with the cars that came equipped with forms of VDC (Vehicle Dynamic Control, but I know good drivers will actually go slower with ASM or TC switched on. I have no real argument against this as long as they were available on the specific year make and model you are using. This would however complicate things a little and someone would have to do some research as I don't think anyone knows off the top of their head which exact years makes models do have some sort of VDC. Not to mention what exact forms they implement.
thx for the compliment
anyway did anyone allready try out the tsukuba circuit?? just for information - what are the best lap time you guys did drive with the AE86.
So that i am prepared for what is to come
My best time is around 1:11:501 - i normlay can make it around 1:12 something.
Thx for the info - looking forward to compare the times.
Good laptime. 👍 What kind of mods?
I've just tried out the Trueno (Thanks TimberW) at Tsukuba in online mode.
After driving for a few laps, my average time was about 1:11 with the DFGT.
My mods (so far):
Chassis reinforcement
Engine stage 1
ECU tuning
Sports air filter
Catalytic Converter: Sports
Sports Exhaust
Clutch: Twin plate
Flywheel:Sports
Adjustable LSD
Carbon Driveshaft
Fully Customizable Suspension &
Sports Hard tires.
162HP & 940kg
I havent seen indital D in many many years, but from momory the only cars that come to mind that would have TCS and ASM are the evos and GTRs.
Buntas WRX doesn't have TCS. Just a 4WD system with LSD. He had a 97-98ish STI right?
I could see this with the cars that came equipped with forms of VDC (Vehicle Dynamic Control, but I know good drivers will actually go slower with ASM or TC switched on.
I have no real argument against this as long as they were available on the specific year make and model you are using. This would however complicate things a little and someone would have to do some research as I don't think anyone knows off the top of their head which exact years makes models do have some sort of VDC. Not to mention what exact forms they implement.
The only thing you should always have off is active steering and skid recovery force.
Driver aids are in almost every modern car these days, some can be adjusted, some cannot be turned off or even altered.
You shold not have to do any research or have any complications with VDC AYC ESP yadda yadda yadda. Different companies call them different things and they are not replicated exactly in GT5.
All you have to know is that Gt5 chucks them all into "ASM" which is essenitaly close enough to what these systems do, and if a car has anything more than straight forward TCS (traction control) you can easily allow ASM in gt5 for that car.
The only thing you should always have off is active steering and skid recovery
force.
Thanks for the clarification on Bunta's WRX, yes it's a 97-98 STi. So it doesn't have ASM as well right?
Im not really sure what a milnnium drive is lol, but i take your point. Its actially better than the other way around, i.e some 10yo kid showing off.Well, I'm a pre millennium driver actually. Cars I own in real life doesn't have these fancy gadgets like ASM or even Traction Control. But it's good to know and learn and keep up with newer cars! haha...
I think it really depends on driving style/car, for ASM and TC. I remembered in Prologue, I needed the ASM to drive the R35!
[/QUOTE]I think we can all agree on the skid recovery force. Active steering, I haven't read in depth into this yet. I've looked at the GTP_Registry Qualifier and they allowed for it. From what I understand, it is also some form of electronic aid on mordern cars as well right?
Good first point and the reason I would like that it be up to the driver being as some cars I will want to turn off TC that would not allow me to IRL in stock form. Seems pretty straight forward to me that Active Steering and Skid Recovery Force should not be allowed although I don't really care here either if it's a huge deal to some.
I think there would be too many variables to determine which cars could use what. Ya it may seem pretty obvious at first but do you also know if x car in Initial D was stock had a ecu program or tune had TC or ASM turned off: opposite to the stock configuration etc etc. If we were talking true representation to the stock car IRL than the R34 I think would be the only car that you could choose to turn on or off TC.
I suggest we just make it driver's choice or keep to the same as RL. Personally I'd go with driver choice but same as RL could be interesting. Maybe a vote would settle it.
No vote! argrghrgughgah!
Keep it optional on cars that have it JUST LIKE IN RL. Sheessh guys.
Do you not realise what you just said "drivers choice" and "keep it the same as RL" is the SAME THING?
Do you not see that in real life even on cars that have TCS you can turn it off if you want? Heck you can just pull the TCS Fuse out, 5 second job.
So keeping it the same as RL and leaving it optional for cars that have it is the same thing. Actualy the only thing you could do wrong is forcing it on or off and thats exactlty waht you guys want to do!
thx for the compliment
anyway did anyone allready try out the tsukuba circuit?? just for information - what are the best lap time you guys did drive with the AE86.
So that i am prepared for what is to come
My best time is around 1:11:501 - i normlay can make it around 1:12 something.
Thx for the info - looking forward to compare the times.
No vote! argrghrgughgah!
Keep it optional on cars that have it JUST LIKE IN RL.
I seem to be averaging the same times as you, except my best lap time was around 1:11:7XX
I've done my AE86 Tsukuba run, and I'm pretty happy with it.
I'm still getting the hang of the handling on Trial Mountain. I can't get 3 clean laps yet.... but it's harder than I expected. How are you guys doing so far?
Anyway i tryed my settings with racing soft on tsukuba and the car behaves like it should - i guess the tyres do play a big role. But as we do have to use only Racing Hard ones guess thats not an option.
The restrictions are to use Sports Hard. I hope you had a typo in your previous post! haha...
Well, when I first got my Racing Wheel, man, it gets a while to get used to it... but it's very rewarding once you can get things right.
And the racing wheel - heh its frustrating after a while. But i will try to get used to it. Now it seems like that i am messing everything up. I never had such problems with the DS3. Now my car is spinning out where it never did before. But to be true it feels much better to be driving with a wheel. The tension is much higher than with a ds3.
Almighty, my final submission for a new FASTEST run for BKOTT:
GT Planet Username:
weavty1
BKOTT:
8:10.450
Controller Type:
DS3 Controller
Date
01/30/2011
First attempt today, and I think I'm satisfied with that one hahah 👍
Almighty, my final submission for a new FASTEST run for BKOTT:
GT Planet Username:
weavty1
BKOTT:
8:10.450
Controller Type:
DS3 Controller
Date
01/30/2011
First attempt today, and I think I'm satisfied with that one hahah 👍
I've done my AE86 Tsukuba run, and I'm pretty happy with it.
I'm still getting the hang of the handling on Trial Mountain. I can't get 3 clean laps yet.... but it's harder than I expected. How are you guys doing so far?
I'm in the same position as you. I keep losing grip and start sliding, which adds a few seconds to my overall time.