Wow, this one's sooo weird.
So I had a couple of sessions at Norschleife over the last few days. I thought the combination would suit me because I like both the track and road cars (although FWD not so much). Boy, how wrong I was: after spending hours in total I could only manage two (!) clean laps, the better of which was an
08:05.349, and this actually felt close to the limit. Even getting to silver will be a real struggle for me. After my little gold streak in the last few TTs, this was a major reality check. 😢
Then, a little frustrated, I turned to Atlanta. After just a few laps (using
@half_sourly's tip of restarting after each lap with 25% brakes applied in the first couple of corners) I was already at sub 1:07. After a few more I dropped to 1:06.5, where I hit a little roadblock. I loaded the top ghost, chased it for two more laps, adjusting my lines to theirs, and suddenly clocked in at
1:05.612, which currently puts me in the top 1000. This is by far the best result I've ever had in a TT, and it didn't even feel like I was pushing that hard.
Now there are two possibilities here: what I
want to believe is that I am just freakishly good at this combo. What I
do believe is that most players aren't aware of the impact a full battery has, and that maybe using AT and TCS 2 is a bit of a cheat here? I'm not sure, but I'm curious to hear your thoughts.
Here's my lap btw (the Atlanta one of course, I am much too ashamed of my Nürburgring performance to share it 😂)