@Batschisane52
I think you're misunderstanding exactly what I mean.
If it were truly random, we'd have races that could start with rain. I've never seen it. I've never seen any post here report it.
If it were truly random, we'd have races that were raining on Lap 7. I've never seen it. I've never seen any post here report it.
If it were truly random, we'd have purple rain (RIP Prince). I've never seen it. I've never seen any post here report it.
My assertion is that since it isn't truly random, it is thus, scripted. But to a degree it appears random
Nope...rain can start as early as lap 2
It can start at the
end of Lap 2. But never the beginning. I'd be curious more about a what time in the race rain starts. Could be you were slower in one race vs another?
most of the time it will start at in 3
Yes, I agree. This is typical.
but it is also possible for the first rain to start in lap 5
My assertion is that there are
two scripted rain occurrences, each with an independent likelihood of occuring and each with of random intensity. Once between Laps 2 and 3. A period of calm on Lap 4. The other on Lap 5.
it is definitely not scripted for the rain to start in lap 3...and there are plenty more variables(for example heavy rain in lap three says nothing about how soon the track will dry up again...)
In my experience, the rain period on Lap 5 is brief, never extending much into Lap 6, if at all, and a dry line will form by the end of Lap 6, provided there was rain during Lap 5. I believe that a dry line typically won't form after the first period of rain during laps 2 or 3. I don't know precisely why.
But does the possibility of rain really depend in the difficulty ?(since I usually play in medium difficulty I didn't know, that there might be a difference)
Would be funny enough, if the chances for rain are higher on hardest difficulty, because rain makes it easier to win that race and not more difficult(at least, as long the AI does change their tires in the way as they do now...)
I assert that difficulty doesn't affect weather chances or intensity. Simply based on other's posts here are very similar to mine and users such as
@smoothbore12 or
@Chikane_GTR have discussed their difficult settings before. Also, your post is evidence that we are experiencing the same types of weather, too
I'm not trying to put you on blast, I just feel as though I may have defended my position and perhaps explained further why I believe what I do.
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