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I can't, to save my life, win any quick match race. I either screw it up so bad I can't recover or screw it up while leading or fighting for the lead
Everytime I go into an event, the countdown starts. When it reaches zero, the countdown just resets and the race does not start.
What's going on?
Don't touch any options or do anything but sit until it says race will start in "x" timeSame here.. haven't been able to race in a Ouick Match yet. I've made three attempts so far and waited for around 5 countdowns to loop each time.. doesn't seem to be a very common problem around here.
I've won more than I've lost, and those I lose it's usually a podium still.I can't, to save my life, win any quick match race. I either screw it up so bad I can't recover or screw it up while leading or fighting for the lead
Don't touch any options or do anything but sit until it says race will start in "x" time
Hard to believe they've had what, 7 or 8 years to develop this aspect of the game since it was introduced in Prologue, and this is the best they can come up with:tdown:👎
Well I just can't win. Period. I did win once just now, but that was more of a 1v1 since it was just me and two others; one drove very cleanly and the other wasn't so. I believe it's due to me avoiding using popular cars like the Hondas, or because I have to use my DS3 again, but that's no excuse for me. I guess it's all about practice.I've won more than I've lost, and those I lose it's usually a podium still.
I even got a 2nd with the Tesla
I've had a lot of fun with it. No it's not GTP league level clean, and yes you will make a good bit of contact in most cases, but that's just part of the fun. You don't have to worry about every little inch of room and giving the proper racing line. You can go balls to the wall for the win. It's a 3 lap casual race, have fun. Of course you're going to get shoved around some, it's the nature of the beast when you have casuals in a 3 lap race in stock cars with boost on. Plus I'm sure half of them have never driven against other players using anything other than RS tires.*Phew*
After reading the impressions of this 'feature', I'm SO glad I didn't update GT6. I wouldn't want to go through the same phase as everyone else has and meet those who can't drive, ESPECIALLY having to use a feature that was given less effort to make. Well my hope for the Course Maker to be good has just decreased, like a lot, due to this. Tisk tisk PD, putting the fans in last place after the manufacturers...
I've had a lot of fun with it. No it's not GTP league level clean, and yes you will make a good bit of contact in most cases, but that's just part of the fun. You don't have to worry about every little inch of room and giving the proper racing line. You can go balls to the wall for the win. It's a 3 lap casual race, have fun. Of course you're going to get shoved around some, it's the nature of the beast when you have casuals in a 3 lap race in stock cars with boost on. Plus I'm sure half of them have never driven against other players using anything other than RS tires.
If you don't like the current lineup, these races end Tuesday morning, so by Tuesday afternoon you should have a whole new set of races.
I think the reason you guys don't enjoy it (other than the connection issues that I also get frustrated about) is the fact that you are trying to race like these races as serious sim racers. Just loosen up, grab a drink, and join a race with a car you enjoy. There's no hassle wondering if your setup will stack up against the competition, you don't have to pray that this is the right car for the PP, or if you'll be kicked and booed for making simple on track mistakes, you don't have to listen to 6 year olds and the 420 gang spamming the mics. It's just easy fun when you want to do a race but don't have the time to search for a room that is both intriguing and has a good amount of participation. It's exactly what the feature was marketed as, and I haven't been online in the open lobby since it came out.
Don't get me wrong, I don't mind racing with hardcores or casuals in rooms to have fun, because that's who I am, to have fun. But when you get treated unfairly and get rammed off course, then the fun just dies. Although I don't mind that in arcade racing games but games like GT? No. I want at least a fair casual race, not a Burnout Festival of Crash 'n' Burn.I've had a lot of fun with it. No it's not GTP league level clean, and yes you will make a good bit of contact in most cases, but that's just part of the fun. You don't have to worry about every little inch of room and giving the proper racing line. You can go balls to the wall for the win. It's a 3 lap casual race, have fun. Of course you're going to get shoved around some, it's the nature of the beast when you have casuals in a 3 lap race in stock cars with boost on. Plus I'm sure half of them have never driven against other players using anything other than RS tires.
If you don't like the current lineup, these races end Tuesday morning, so by Tuesday afternoon you should have a whole new set of races.
I think the reason you guys don't enjoy it (other than the connection issues that I also get frustrated about) is the fact that you are trying to race like these races as serious sim racers. Just loosen up, grab a drink, and join a race with a car you enjoy. There's no hassle wondering if your setup will stack up against the competition, you don't have to pray that this is the right car for the PP, or if you'll be kicked and booed for making simple on track mistakes, you don't have to listen to 6 year olds and the 420 gang spamming the mics. It's just easy fun when you want to do a race but don't have the time to search for a room that is both intriguing and has a good amount of participation. It's exactly what the feature was marketed as, and I haven't been online in the open lobby since it came out.
I don't know where you've been treated unfairly or rammed off constantly, but in my races I've been raced pretty clean once the good drivers escape the Brazilian Banzais. Granted the 2nd and 3rd race with the 600pp cars and the euro hatchbacks were pretty dirty, but thats just a given with boost and bad handling cars on tracks that aren't very big. If you're truly expecting clean races on a console simcade game in the public lobbies, then you're expecting too much. If you want that, you need iRacing which I believe is coming out with a free lite version now.Don't get me wrong, I don't mind racing with hardcores or casuals in rooms to have fun, because that's who I am, to have fun. But when you get treated unfairly and get rammed off course, then the fun just dies. Although I don't mind that in arcade racing games but games like GT? No. I want at least a fair casual race, not a Burnout Festival of Crash 'n' Burn.
Guess I did expected too much from a game that markets itself "The Real Driving Simulator" and then get called a simcade... But alas, that's consoles for ya. And no, I'm not those "hardcore sim racers" type of people either.I don't know where you've been treated unfairly or rammed off constantly, but in my races I've been raced pretty clean once the good drivers escape the Brazilian Banzais. Granted the 2nd and 3rd race with the 600pp cars and the euro hatchbacks were pretty dirty, but thats just a given with boost and bad handling cars on tracks that aren't very big. If you're truly expecting clean races on a console simcade game in the public lobbies, then you're expecting too much. If you want that, you need iRacing which I believe is coming out with a free lite version now.
Gran Turismo is basically an arcade game with decent physics. I mean, it's based on starting in the back of short races and having to catch the leader and passing him, and then you use credits to buy cars and generic upgrades. The sounds are something you'd hear in an arcade game, and the cars just bounce off each other like rubber balls and get a few scratches with no actual effect on performance.
Yeah, it simulates driving very well. If you want to take a dream car and go for a relaxed cruise around some amazing locations, GT is the game for you.That's why I always avoid 'Quick Matches' in games, and instead go to Open Lobbies to search for a room, mostly for Free Runs.
Guess I did expected too much from a game that markets itself "The Real Driving Simulator" and then get called a simcade... But alas, that's consoles for ya. And no, I'm not those "hardcore sim racers" type of people either.
Hell yeah crusing in GT is my kind of thing. That's basically what I like to do a lot over racing.Yeah, it simulates driving very well. If you want to take a dream car and go for a relaxed cruise around some amazing locations, GT is the game for you.
But PD has no idea what they're doing when it comes to racing those cars.
The Super GT race is everything you described just now... Except for the option to kick.I love this mode, but it needs some adjustments:
- No boost
- No SRF
- Option to kick that one player that plays dirty and ruins the race
- Cars the same level (everyone has a NSX!)
The Super GT race is everything you described just now... Except for the option to kick.
Haven't had that issue yet. Lol. Only issue ive had were 2 drivers that constantly went way wide on the entry the the corner that differentiates F and GT to improve there time by a few tenths, I hope they add a race that rotates tracks.Its the only one I'm racing. Everyone is clean there except two or three 🤬 guys who win races by crashing others into the barriers at the straight!
I'm sure they'll fix it as time goes on, but remember this was their first time doing this.
Yeah, it simulates driving very well. If you want to take a dream car and go for a relaxed cruise around some amazing locations, GT is the game for you.