The TT is far from hard, it's just difficult to deal with the understeer, knowing when to pick up the throttle.Finally some time for GT. Am I just rusty or is the Porsche at HSR insanely difficult? I honestly thought this would be easy. Took me lots of laps to finally get a clean one in.
Thanks. Got you. Will concentrate on throttle management.The TT is far from hard, it's just difficult to deal with the understeer, knowing when to pick up the throttle.
I made the mistake of thinking that the aliens just sit on their rig and put an unreacheable world record for the mere mortals in a lap or two.
Im obviously simplifying the thing but I would have never guessed the amount of hours they put behind TTs
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I made the mistake of thinking that the aliens just sit on their rig and put an unreacheable world record for the mere mortals in a lap or two.
Im obviously simplifying the thing but I would have never guessed the amount of hours they put behind TTs
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I made the mistake of thinking that the aliens just sit on their rig and put an unreacheable world record for the mere mortals in a lap or two.
Im obviously simplifying the thing but I would have never guessed the amount of hours they put behind TTs
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Long track + easy to drive slow car = easy gold2.5 sessions and only 0.1 to gold. With Clio and many others recently, 30-40 mins and I am around top 500-1000. Now it's 3+ hours and it's something like top 5000. I am kind of lost and confused. I don't get it.
I understand that, and as I mentioned before, I do have 54 consecutive golds right now. I've seen bunch of combinations or short/long/tricky tracks, but it always was understandable how to improve. Here I just don't get it. It should be something with new physics and FFB feel, I am just doing something drastically wrong what is not working anymore. It seems like I drive on a limit using all track and being early on accelerator, it's not perfect, but 2.4 seconds behind? I don't know....Long track + easy to drive slow car = easy gold
Shorter track + tricky car = harder gold
I'm on same boat as you. The sweet spot where all the grips are being use is just so hard to get to or maintain. I'm either under the limit or over. Not sure if it is the RS tires or just Gr3 cars with RS tires.I understand that, and as I mentioned before, I do have 54 consecutive golds right now. I've seen bunch of combinations or short/long/tricky tracks, but it always was understandable how to improve. Here I just don't get it. It should be something with new physics and FFB feel, I am just doing something drastically wrong what is not working anymore. It seems like I drive on a limit using all track and being early on accelerator, it's not perfect, but 3 seconds behind? I don't know....
Genuine questions:I remember with the Olympics event looking at the profiles of the top two toward the end (Gallo and Mangano?) and they were doing around 1500 km per day.
Edit. Here is Gallo's mileage early May last year when the Olympic event was coming to an end.
What is interesting, is that in events like "Red Bull + Road Atlanta", I was sitting around top 200-400 while not that many people were able to get gold at all. Now it's already ~4k with gold and I've spent more time(or close to it) that I ever spent on Online Time Trial and still don't have gold. It should be some habits or driving style that just doesn't work with New Physics. I am not complaining and I love new physics, it's just genuinely surprising.I'm on same boat as you. The sweet spot where all the grips are being use is just so hard to get to or maintain. I'm either under the limit or over. Not sure if it is the RS tires or just Gr3 cars with RS tires.
Granted, I was never that great with high downforce cars in grippy tires. But to struggle to get into gold is something I haven't experience in a while.
PS: Still love the new physics tho!
Retired, living on a mega yacht as an influencer earning even more money to afford the insurence on the Ferrari F40 sat on the dock for when they are back on land 😂Genuine questions:
what are these guys living with? Gt7 sponsor, socials, other esports titles?
What they will be doing in 10-15 years?
One of the problem I found I have with the new physics is I have to release the brakes more deliberately yet more carefully during trail braking.What is interesting, is that in events like "Red Bull + Road Atlanta", I was sitting around top 200-400 while not that many people were able to get gold at all. Now it's already ~4k with gold and I've spent more time(or close to it) that I ever spent on Online Time Trial and still don't have gold. It should be some habits or driving style that just doesn't work with New Physics. I am not complaining and I love new physics, it's just genuinely surprising.
This is the exact feeling I have but did not have a clue how to explain it, that is spot on, I think the new physics with trail braking is much more realistic than before.One of the problem I found I have with the new physics is I have to release the brakes more deliberately yet more carefully during trail braking.
I think the old physics while made the car understeer more.....were more lenient when it came to trail braking. You could have more brake pressure on and it wouldn't overload the tires. With the new physics, if you ended up having more braking force than needed, the front tires would just overheat and understeer you go.
It's been a long while since I quit an initial session without a gold. Even if just barely. That Merc yesterday made me give up after about an hour. I had to come back to it.I understand that, and as I mentioned before, I do have 54 consecutive golds right now. I've seen bunch of combinations or short/long/tricky tracks, but it always was understandable how to improve. Here I just don't get it. It should be something with new physics and FFB feel, I am just doing something drastically wrong what is not working anymore. It seems like I drive on a limit using all track and being early on accelerator, it's not perfect, but 2.4 seconds behind? I don't know....
In this tt I feel like I'm driving on overheating tires for 90% of the lap (95% if I press the brake too much before T1-2 ) and that makes my lap times go forever.You could have more brake pressure on and it wouldn't overload the tires. With the new physics, if you ended up having more braking force than needed, the front tires would just overheat and understeer you go.
I realy love the AMG TT! For me it's the best in a long time. I've never put so much effort in a TT before. A proper race car in the dry, it doesn't get any better!... I do not enjoy it in the least.
As I am done with this one since Saturday (I usually immediately forget about braking points and gears 🤭) unfortunately I can't come back to join the competition of weird slangs (austrian and bavarian) again 🤣
I have to remember that in the future.As I am done with this one since Saturday (I usually immediately forget about braking points and gears 🤭)