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- Thread starter GGGMotorsport
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- 2,782
- Washington
- GrimGrnninGhost
Season 4 - Week 1
10/27/15
As we only have 9 confirmed drivers this week, we will not need KOQ. I will open the lobby to all CONFIRMED drivers @ 8:30pm Eastern
Following drivers did not confirm per the standard Pre-Race Report process and may not be racing this week
- ONESPACE - Confirmed
- TheFilapino - Confirmed
- GrimGrnninGhost - Confirmed
- Schmiggz - Confirmed
- Ice_Warden - Confirmed
- SGETI - Confirmed
- austindecker - Possible
- Cardahs - Confirmed
- xsitement - Confirmed
- Mighty_mopar - Confirmed
- Von_Slam_Stone - Confirmed
- Firefighter - Confirmed
Following drivers did not confirm per the standard Pre-Race Report process and may not be racing this week
- DoublePass
- zii1993
- Fallen_log
- quattpequatt
- JAnWinston
- Lessenjr
- Joe_DiBen
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- 144
- Leominster/MA/USA
- VonSlamstone
totally forgot to confirm, so I guess that's what I am doing now
- 2,782
- Washington
- GrimGrnninGhost
- 4,499
- Tampa, Fl
- Ice_Warden
I got home late last night but managed to do some practice laps in the dry to learn the tracks a bit. As simple as Donington is as a layout it sure was hard to learn...weird. Silverstone was a bit more fun.
I forget my times...like 1:12s on Donington I think. Totally forget the other times....does just under a minute sound right for Silverstone?
I forget my times...like 1:12s on Donington I think. Totally forget the other times....does just under a minute sound right for Silverstone?
- 4,566
- Ohio
- Lessenjr
Cardahs and I practiced at Silverstone a bit the other day. We both managed 1:03 in the wet, but that's hot lap, and probably not a realistic race pace. I was too aggravated with the fog at Donnington to get comfortable, even though I'm mildly familiar with the track from a previous race we did there some time back
- 4,566
- Ohio
- Lessenjr
Cardahs and I practiced at Silverstone a bit the other day. We both managed 1:03 in the wet, but that's hot lap, and probably not a realistic race pace. I was too aggravated with the fog at Donnington to get comfortable, even though I'm mildly familiar with the track from a previous race we did there some time back
- 796
- Colorado
- ONESPACE
I've been all over the net looking for a reason why my tires don't change and my gas tank gets filled all the way up when I make a pit stop during a rain race. Haven't found a reason yet, but did find that I'm not the only one with this issue.
I have set up a solo race exactly like the league race at Silverstone and everything worked fine. It changed tires from group-A rain, to group-A slick medium, and no waiting for fuel tank to fill up. Yes my settings for tire compound is set to Automatic by weather.
Then I setup a race online just like the league race and did my pit stop, same crap no tire change and sat there waiting for my gas tank to get filled up. I'll keep looking, but it's screwed up. Can't find anything in game to fix it.
I have set up a solo race exactly like the league race at Silverstone and everything worked fine. It changed tires from group-A rain, to group-A slick medium, and no waiting for fuel tank to fill up. Yes my settings for tire compound is set to Automatic by weather.
Then I setup a race online just like the league race and did my pit stop, same crap no tire change and sat there waiting for my gas tank to get filled up. I'll keep looking, but it's screwed up. Can't find anything in game to fix it.
- 144
- Leominster/MA/USA
- VonSlamstone
- 2,782
- Washington
- GrimGrnninGhost
I'm seriously at the point to scrap this. Between the f-Ing bugs and now having braking issues, its no longer enjoyable for me. The game has sooooo much potential but it seems there is a new issue each week and I'm getting frustrated.
- 4,499
- Tampa, Fl
- Ice_Warden
The only problem I had was on the 2nd race pit. I was in 2nd by a wide margin, I pit on lap 15 and it did not change my tires but I assume it gave me more gas. But I sat there awhile only to be on the same old wet worn out tires. So I did another lap and pit again and it gave me new tires.
This is probably more due to my ignorance of when to pit than anything but it was frustrating to be able to possibly get a win to finishing at the back.
No brake issues. Not really sure what that problem is all about. My car ran just fine and it was a lot of fun being able to powerslide in the rain.
This is probably more due to my ignorance of when to pit than anything but it was frustrating to be able to possibly get a win to finishing at the back.
No brake issues. Not really sure what that problem is all about. My car ran just fine and it was a lot of fun being able to powerslide in the rain.
- 2,782
- Washington
- GrimGrnninGhost
the braking issue for me is I'm either locking them up or not braking enough. Most of it is due to muscle memory but its beyond frustrating as I'm way off the pace.
- 3,346
- Albania
Eeeeeeasy my friend. I understand the frustration but unfortunately you built something way bigger than those bugs. This league is way too good to be defeated by some brit programming failures
- 4,499
- Tampa, Fl
- Ice_Warden
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I did a pitstop at lap 15 and it did not change my tires. But it was also still barely raining at that time. So that may have been the problem. I probably should have waited another lap when it was full sun outside and then it would have changed my tires properly.
I did a pitstop at lap 15 and it did not change my tires. But it was also still barely raining at that time. So that may have been the problem. I probably should have waited another lap when it was full sun outside and then it would have changed my tires properly.
- 796
- Colorado
- ONESPACE
You might be right @JoeW. But I tried with several different cars at Silverstone and got the same results. A friend of mine was on with me testing pits, and his tires got changed every time, and it didn't make him sit in the pits waiting for the fuel to fill all the way up either.
So after a lot of wasted laps and no answers online, I decided to delete Pcars and start over. Well I guess it worked, cause no matter what car I use at Silverstone in the rain, I get new tires and don't have to wait for unnecessary fuel.
I do have one concern with fuel though. With a 10 min. qualifying I have 7.5L and a 30 lap race, fuel is 59.7L. Does that sound right?
So after a lot of wasted laps and no answers online, I decided to delete Pcars and start over. Well I guess it worked, cause no matter what car I use at Silverstone in the rain, I get new tires and don't have to wait for unnecessary fuel.
I do have one concern with fuel though. With a 10 min. qualifying I have 7.5L and a 30 lap race, fuel is 59.7L. Does that sound right?
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- United States
- TurboJunky34
Well grim. I don't think I will be able to run the series anymore. The amount of bugs I am reading you guys are having make me not want to attempt to play PCARS anymore. Plus all the news games that are coming out November.
