Scaff
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I should have expanded. Yes they should implement it, with a fixed AI for wet conditions.The one you agreed to ie abandoning the race then why would they implement into a career mode race as its totally undrivable due to the AI flying past every flooded corner or hitting you as your so slow. ?
As I said in my post (which you may have missed the edit), very different surfaces, power, torque and driver aids. I did forget to add in the likes of marbles, rubbering in, etc. all of which can have an effect and does make it quite different.The times in the race were at very low speeds around 80 mph hardly above motorway speeds and on very slight corners,total snap sideways hitting a puddle..
I've not raced, but I have experienced it in a mix of road and race cars on race track s and proving grounds (and on the latter we set it to occur deliberately).No I have not raced at 150 mph on a flooded track,as you have and have better experience then the physics must be correct...
No title is ever going to be perfect, but in this case its the AI that's causing the issues rather than a basic inaccuracy in the way the puddles are acting.But we certainly will agree on disagreeing even if the patches that could be applied would improve the scenario for the player may not be up to pure sim as all would like..
But yes,AI speed is totally broken. just glad to stick to motorway speeds on the road