For the right kink in Indianapolis for me breaking a bit earlier, as Kie does in his guide is way easier than doing it like Tidgney. Propably losing a little time, but for me definetely worth it.First 10 Laps at Le Mans, no ghost yet, just feeling my way and getting used to the plastic tires. Really struggling with Indianapolis, so will watch the @Tidgney guide to dial in lift and braking points. I do enjoy this track though!!
Hey Alex, thx for the info, always good to know.
... and sorry... 
Aaargh, you said (and I quote) "i'm throwing in the bone here...", and yet you bested my time twice now@crome congratulations on that time mate, sub 18 and how! that was a descent lap mate!, that is real hauling with htem big boys right there!
Dumb question of the century.... do you wear glasses in real life? How may it impact VR vision?
Let's be honest, you are P 286 in the world currently..... thought about that already?, 4:17.761 is a real great time mate, and you should be very proud, you are hauling with them, them big boysAaargh, you said (and I quote) "i'm throwing in the bone here...", and yet you bested my time twice now
Nah, it's all good, congrats on your lap! Even being in the vicinity of you guys is much more than I could have hoped. Maybe I'm going back in as well. I don't think I can beat your time, but if I can beat mine by just a thousandth, I can at least save my replay which I forgot last time.
, and so good to see another one getting in the fight on those better times, sound weird maby, but i am also proud of you guys getting better by the minute.
That I can answer (kind of), I have a Oculus Quest 2, and you can use glasses but... there is a risk of making contact between the lenses of the headset and the glasses (may be a bit different with PSVR2), and I also have PSVR1 with the same point of attention.
This is so true. 286 in the world. I don't care who you are, that's just awesome. Getting up in the leaderboard here is a pretty tall feat. This place makes everyone fast it seems.Let's be honest, you are P 286 in the world currently..... thought about that already?, 4:17.761 is a real great time mate, and you should be very proud, you are hauling with them, them big boys
I said a was throwing in the bone, and i'm still positive i'm not going to grind this one out, but if you feel like it you def should!, I had a so-so first sector and a terrible Indianapolis but my 3th was far better than i had done, so there is a lot of room on a 4 minute + lap, so i'm sure you can crush me again
For now i sandwiched myself between the @Evilmuffin ( who seems to be an entire baloney away...) and @Dolph Drago who is going to put in a lap that he miraculously found somewhere under the table or something ...
I had laser vision correction over 15 years ago, was very nearsighted, then no glasses for a glorious decade+ which was amazing. Now getting old and need reading glasses but I can almost get by w/o them. But do not need reading glasses in PSVR2 because focal distance is 2 meters which in can still focus in on fine. But no delta time is a big problem for me in some time trials especially on more unfamiliar tracks. But the depth and elevation perception is a huge advantage in VR for me. I just wish we could get the delta in VR for these time trials.
Well hello there, you are knocking on that 17's door quite quick mate,
Took me a while but improved my gold time with ~0.500s 😁🔥 definitely aiming for that 4:17!
Ridiculous to consider the #1 is into 4:13, feels impossible 😂🤔
I wear glasses/contacts. When I first got the PSVR2, I'd wear my contacts so I could avoid the glasses contacting the headset's lenses. But after reading about some lense inserts (@Evilmuffin mentioned them) it's much easier of a time. My eyes would get dry and strained while I had my contacts in.
Now that's an improvement! Congrats! And yes, definitely safe. I would go out on a limb and say the WR won't be improved anymore. De Bruin already broke into 4:13, and there's no one even close to challenging him, so why keep going?
