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Yes!Is the driver wearing a tie?
Yes!Is the driver wearing a tie?
That's hilarious!👍👍Yes!
It works with any car:The fact that we are able to set up One Make Custom Races but only when using a car in the Gr. X category.
Why is it limited only to Gr. X? What the heck PD?
EDIT:
Arcade > Custom Race >choose a Gr.x car (I recommend the Gordini) > then set the race up as you like.
It gives you the option "One Make"
This is more funny than annoying, but every time you fully steer in the VW Type 2, the driver always magically twists his wrist 90 degrees.
I was so sure that I tried that and it didn't work!It works with any car:
The fact that we are able to set up One Make Custom Races but only when using a car in the Gr. X category.
Why is it limited only to Gr. X? What the heck PD?
EDIT:
Arcade > Custom Race >choose a Gr.x car (I recommend the Gordini) > then set the race up as you like.
It gives you the option "One Make"
Chronic twitchy opponent movements when racing online...
Even steady corner turn-in, or smooth trail braking can seem super edgy from your opponents' PoV - It's more pronounced with faster cars & when driving close to the limit.
Just checked a friend's Nordscleife replay where i was leading & from his PoV i did couple 45° slides although i definitely didn't; so he must have wondered how i maintained speed there.
Well obviously it's lag, but dunno...What you're referring to is lag. Usually, you see this happen when the person doesn't have at least 3 bars.
The times where one point is mysteriously subtracted from your score at the end of FIA races.
Also, see what's wrong with this Scape I took to mark the end of my Manufacturers campaign...
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LOL. The driver has no shadow and the lighting is way off. It looks like a bad photoshop.The times where one point is mysteriously subtracted from your score at the end of FIA races.
Also, see what's wrong with this Scape I took to mark the end of my Manufacturers campaign...
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Rofl you also posted the same problem in another thread.
... Same with mileage points for that matter, where 99 999 is the limit. Although we don't really need them that much because there's not much to spend them on.
I know, Sherlock. But this is actually the right thread to post it in. Isn't it? You must have a pretty boring life if this makes you ROFL.Rofl you also posted the same problem in another thread.
I assume you don't own any of the high priced cars so you've possibly never upgraded power / weight on one of them ... which costs you about 70,000 MP each !
Oh my. Jeez, even if that was obvious, it wasn't even meant to be taken seriously.I know, Sherlock. But this is actually the right thread to post it in. Isn't it? You must have a pretty boring life if this makes you ROFL.
The inconsistent track limit, RBR come first to mind but there are so many.
The main menu navigation. It was design to be use with a mouse. I seem to never be able to go where I want to go from the first try.
I was in such a room some time ago, the rule was "JDM or Euro" and they were messing around on the Nordschleife. The room owner had a fully tuned Civic with RSS all round, the other guy had a similar car with RSS front and RS rear, probably to reduce understeer. As if there was any in the first place but whatever. I thought that if we're playing, we're playing hard, and entered a 400 bhp 911 Turbo on Sports Softs. It might be interesting to know what they were thinking when I took the lead right from the start despite being on the second place, went powersliding all over the place in the twisties and won the one lap race by some ten seconds.Pet peeve when some people use racing super soft tires, for EVERY vehicle. If it's a simulation track day and the tire choice is open it seems it does not matter if it's a mini with 250 hp, You can bet the purple set of rubbers is being used, almost as if in hopes that faults in driving technique will be erased.
1. Getting time penalties in qualifying that you have to serve on your next lap.