I had run into a few instances where in a pit-required race I handled goofily and totally different from pre-pit, and I thought it was simply the game trying to make it harder on me as I would usually be in the lead by this time, and I still think a LOT of that is going on.....however....I saw exactly what you're saying when for S's and G's I broke from grinding the 'Ring in every Subaru ever made (OMG why isn't EVERY car a Subaru???) to take an HSV-10 to Apricot Hill for the 20-minute race. It was the first run for the car so I had a couple spin-offs and screeching turns until I got the groove and made it past the 10-minute point before having to pit on RH tires. Plus you have the usual give-and-take with AI before assuming the lead, so lots of quick stops and abusively tight turns getting there. I pitted (I think after 8 laps) with LF=4, RF=5, LR=6, RR=6 and half the red zone in fuel. After pitting, I did another 7 laps and I KNOW I was almost skosh fuel with these tire results (after only having to pass 5 cars to regain my lead after pitting, and really just cruising the last 5 laps): LF=5, RF=5, LR=3, RR=4....so yeah, something's funny there. Oddly enough, the car handled pretty much the same the last 7 laps as the first 8, so I REALLY don't get PD's sliding scale of performance with this game.Add it on #74
Not only physics (handling) changes after getting 2nd tire set in pit. I think that problem is in pit stop itself. Tire and fuel consumption are differents after pit stop.
For example, I was running on a race with 19 laps on Grand Valley Speedway with tire and fuel consumption set to "FAST" on a Ferrari 599 with 600PP and Racing Soft tires. At the end of lap 9, I had 1/2 fuel tank, still put more 20 liters to guarantee and it was not enough to finish the race. Tires consumption changes drasticaly too. At the 1st half, before pit, I had more wears on front tires and at the 2nd half, tires wears equaly and fastest.
You could in GT5, but not in GT6 iirc (not sure, since I drive with the map turned off)what does issue "20" mean?
if it mean to make the map small or big. you can do that in the menu when driving
(since I drive with the map turned off)
also in the Caddilac (but this if you turn them on)The wipers on the Fisker Karma are not animated in the outside view, but in the interior view, they are (when activated).
Is it just on my screen or is there really a 2 pixel white line at the right edge since 1.06 during replays? I tried to adjust screen size but it's not having any effect.
There is also some redundancy in the message "driver has started the final lap in 1st place, 1 lap remaining" I mean duh
NEW Found issue - Minor and not Critical
BTR '86 In car view is "Narrow" by default. It seems view is Zoomed in appearance or stated before set to "Narrow".
Compared view against RGT, and also by going back to GT5 and trying the in car view on "Narrow" setting in the BTR 86 and it looks basically the same.
This part is not true. I go on the grass all the time both at apex and on the exit of some corners and don't spin. It's a question of adjusting your inputs (throttle, brake, steering etc.) to maintain your momentum and allow for the decreased traction you get while having 1 or 2 wheels in the grass. What you can't do is make hard steering inputs or have the car off balance when you get into the grass. In real life that's a spin, in the game it's a spin. You have to allow yourself a little time to move in a straight line and gain control of the car.3. Every millimeter when you nutch the damn grass you spin!!! It
Goes on my nerves when the track or the code is not Forgiving nothing. I don't wanna say when you go off the track and spin, but, just a little touch the grass and you get spined! No way!
This part is not true. I go on the grass all the time both at apex and on the exit of some corners and don't spin. It's a question of adjusting your inputs (throttle, brake, steering etc.) to maintain your momentum and allow for the decreased traction you get while having 1 or 2 wheels in the grass. What you can't do is make hard steering inputs or have the car off balance when you get into the grass. In real life that's a spin, in the game it's a spin. You have to allow yourself a little time to move in a straight line and gain control of the car.
I remember watching the replay of the Corvette Prototype at Nurb in GT5 and the winner DHolland was in the grass several times at the exit of corners on the full Nurb while running 7:16ish in the stock car on Sports Hard tires. It's not easy, but it can be done. 👍
Car control is far easier on a DS3 in most aspects except throttle control.If I can record my drive and all those spins, then u'll would understand. I was playing today and in like 10 runs I spun like 5/6 times just nutching the damn grass! Frustrating!! As I say, u may drive on a damn wheel and ist easier to control the car specialy when u drive with all aids off on a damn controller is bit harder when u find you're self in this situation.
Here's how I look at things and this is why I said it can be done. I had the same problem as you at first and I chalked it up to the game. "Grass is way too slippery, it's not modeled correctly, it shouldn't be that way, yada, yada, yada...can't be done" Then when I see it can be done and not just done, but done by probably the fastest GT driver in the history of the franchise in a winning lap on the Nurb, I say to myself, "This can be done, I just have to learn how to do it"If I can record my drive and all those spins, then u'll would understand. I was playing today and in like 10 runs I spun like 5/6 times just nutching the damn grass! Frustrating!! As I say, u may drive on a damn wheel and ist easier to control the car specialy when u drive with all aids off on a damn controller is bit harder when u find you're self in this situation.
Here's how I look at things and this is why I said it can be done. I had the same problem as you at first and I chalked it up to the game. "Grass is way too slippery, it's not modeled correctly, it shouldn't be that way, yada, yada, yada...can't be done" Then when I see it can be done and not just done, but done by probably the fastest GT driver in the history of the franchise in a winning lap on the Nurb, I say to myself, "This can be done, I just have to learn how to do it"
I can't speak for the DS3 I don't use it competitively but I have no doubt it can be done with either a wheel or a DS3. If you don't believe that, you're defeated before you even start. If you do believe it can be done, you'll find a way. The choice is yours.
I see now you were right and I was wrong. It's impossible to get two wheels on the grass in GT6 and not spin. Carry on.Don't dramatize bro. If u go throught a corner with 140km/h and u try to go 141kmh and you spin, and u try it again and u spin again, so, that's called "limit" not lack of faith or skill.
I've drove gt5 whole time on wheel, I've put in A-Spec third time on Suzuka in the world I know how it work so don't preach bro.
It can be all done on ds3 controller but instead u drive like one/two round to put some good time, you need like 30min's and still the round is not"clean" but on a wheel u need a blink of an eye to understand how it work and you're ready to go!
You wanna tell me that you buy (let's say) G27 for 250$ (or so) for having the same time as I have on a PS3 controller?!?!?! You wanna say that someone will give just like that 250$ for....nothing?!? I don't think so!
I see now you were right and I was wrong. It's impossible to get two wheels on the grass in GT6 and not spin. Carry on.
See ya on the track bud. -Speed