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No he didn't turn he was spun by the collision. But let's forget it,Still the following car turned left under braking to hit him.
I guess we have to agree to disagree here
No he didn't turn he was spun by the collision. But let's forget it,Still the following car turned left under braking to hit him.
I guess we have to agree to disagree here
On the other hand, the penalty for smashing a top split driver (on their FIA account ) off the circuit on the exit of T1 because they unghosted a pixel in front of your bumper is... nothing.If anyone is wondering what the penalty is for a car resetting right in front of you at the Monza first chicane it's 4 seconds. I know his as its happened to me twice.
This also answers the question in the other thread of why I have an alt account.
No it wasn't a dirty move just a bad one.
He just got a fraction of his car on the line before he braked. Had he been well on the line I wouldn't say he was in the wrong. See this is my issue with the move, he had just got in front of the guy when he hit the brakes, you can argue all you want that the guy wasn't going to brake in time, but the situation had changed from what he was expecting. Why would the guy in front not pull in well before the braking zone? Because he's not pulling in.....oh 🤬 he pulled in and braked.
So Ash was far worse than I first thought, as he was out of slip, yet pulled in approaching the braking zone. Your statement makes it look like Ash did it deliberately rather than it just being a mistake.To brake out of slipstream. If he been in the slipstream he would not slow down as much as the car in front of him and bump him in the braking zone. Or to compensate he would have to brake even earlier. The car behind was in the slipstream of 2 cars, should have anticipated and start braking sooner. He's still on the gas until the 150 meter board.
If there was no car in front of him, then you would have a point. In that case, it is bad sport as well as dangerous to 'block' as much road as possible coming into the braking zone. However in traffic, it is dangerous to drive right behind someone with a braking zone coming up. Due to slipstream you will always have to brake earlier than the car ahead. Since you can't predict when the car ahead will start braking, position yourself in such a way that you're out of the slipstream and have room to avoid the car ahead in case they brake much earlier than expected.
If you have 2 cars in front of you, double the slipstream, brake early. You have no real outs since the cars in front might have to avoid each other. You're in no position to make a move. Concentrate on slow in, fast out, to make a move after the corner.
So Ash was far worse than I first thought, as he was out of slip, yet pulled in approaching the braking zone. Your statement makes it look like Ash did it deliberately rather than it just being a mistake.
Well I just hope I never meet you in a race, if that's the way you think.Yes, he drove the way he is supposed to, to go as efficiently as possible through Ascari adjusted to the traffic around him. If he had no one behind him, he could have lifted of the gas and started braking earlier to go fully on the racing line and get a run on the car ahead of him at corner exit. Since he had traffic in front and behind his options were reduced to getting through Ascari as close as possible to the car ahead while keeping a safe distance and a way out in case of trouble.
The car behind had the luxury to lift, brake early, focus on a better corner exit to get a run on the cars ahead to parabolica. The car behind is far worse than you think. He's showing no race craft, no awareness of the situation, no strategy and seems to be just driving time trial style.
Yes it was all deliberate, correct behavior, safe, strategic and all within the rules.
What you talkin bout Willis, If Ash wasn't on the racing line he couldn't have been hit. So how can his moving not be a factor?Ashs move to the racing line doesn't affect anthing if the car behind anticipates the cars in front braking earlier than normal. This whole incident is caused by the 15 car being to late on the brakes.
I am new and this has probably been suggested before, but why the cap at 99 on SR? You hit 99, clean race for 20 or 30 more races, and when it comes to penalties you are treated the same as a person who just hit 99 the race before.
Why not this. 99 is your official max for records. But, after that you have a buffer pool of points. After you hit 99 you earn 20% of you normal DS points that you would have got, up to a max of 25 buffer points. Then you could earn 10% or your points to a max total of 50 buffer points. So, you would cap out at 149 points You would still lose these "buffer" points at a normal rate, but at least you would have a buffer that you EARNED through driving safe and having a good rep and "sustaining" that good behavior well past your cap of 99. The numbers/percentages I proposed would need to be changed by people who understand the big picture and proper weighting of bonus points, etc.
The thing that bugs me is that my respect for others and track limits does not vary. Some races are more penalty prone than others. People who spend a lot of time at 99 and get lots of clean races don't become reckless dive bombers overnight, and if they did then this change would just take a couple of more races for them to end up where they would have been anyway..
When you have a hard cap on your SR, it can only ever go in one direction. This is silly.
Just because I've not posted a video in here for a while.
Yes I forced them off the track. Really not sure what PD think I can do to avoid this sort of thing.
@ASH32 if you still have the replay would you mind sharing it so we can see this incident from different viewpoints?
It seems impossible to reacha consensus from the footage available.
I probably do have and could share it, I didn't think it'd be worth this much interest as it's such a minor thing really.
On the drifting I do it a bit, it's not intentional but my wheel doesn't like to centre, I think it's straight but it's not quite, could be why my tyres go rubbish more than others too, I bet the guys with the good stuff don't have this issue. Also a split second later I would have moved to the left and they'd have hit the other driver instead, it's just one of those things.
I also have another video that could split opinion even more so, not dirty, not clear cut clean either and I think the game gives the penalty completely wrongly but maybe I shouldn't post that one.
Maybe you should, even if we disagree at least we're getting different points of view and having to think a bit about it. Even professionals disagree about what's right or wrong, as long as people don't start throwing abuse about it's all good.I also have another video that could split opinion even more so, not dirty, not clear cut clean either and I think the game gives the penalty completely wrongly but maybe I shouldn't post that one.
Sure looked ike to me he was so late in the brakes that had ash stayed on the inside he avoids contact but the car behind either hits the other guy or drives it off into the sand.It highlights the need for clear cut rules when it comes to sport. There are very clear differences in opinion on what clean racing is. The "don't make yourself look bad" rule from PD is beyond useless and we only have a faulty penalty system as 'teacher'.
Don't worry about splitting opinion, much more useful to see things from different sides than simply agree that the penalty system is still a piece of 🤬.
Considering the alternative, stay on the inside, what would the chances have been of a successful transition through Ascari. The car behind you would have been side by side with you (either by braking in time to slide next to you, or by losing momentum from bumping the car ahead) through Ascari, not a good corner for that, lose lots of time. Or the car behind would have started braking properly early to stay behind you and you would have comprised both yours and his transition through Ascari, slowing both of you down by being so far off the racing line.
Here's another new (not the one I previously mentioned) incident.
And yes I 🤬 up but 4 seconds for touching the car already off and nothing for the GT-R that put them there. Also they then hit me clean off because I'm slow due to penalty and it's a 1 second penalty, yep system makes sense.
As if using the FT-1 VGT isn't enough of a handicap. Actually it's not awful but a bit slower than the top cars.
Sure looked ike to me he was so late in the brakes that had ash stayed on the inside he avoids contact but the car behind either hits the other guy or drives it off into the sand.
DR difference explains that.
You have 44K DR, the car you hit and hit you (same one) has 22K DR. The car that put him there has 12K DR.
You are the master, you should know better!
Why the heck was he aiming for you at Ascari? Did he think it was you that put him off in T1.
No doubt, since he punted ash clean past the car ahead. I was listing other possible scenarios. None would have had favorable outcomes by staying on the inside. Here Ash stayed on the inside (moved a bit to make the corner but plenty room on the outside), still gets punted. The car behind doesn't start braking until 100 and seems to think he can cut the corner to make it, he turns in so early.
Ok here's the video of the incident I mentioned before.
Racing incident, no penalty deserved on either side. You both could have given a little more room in an ideal world, but not realistically. PD are the only ones deserving a penalty here.
Why I have an alt-account. With an alt, I can laugh at this and have fun in a weird demolition derby sort of way...