Or maybe you should do as most people do and cycle through 24h days, with regular hours where you go to sleep and wake up ?I don't know, I'm really tired this morning, see I've been up 35 hours, I usually stay up about 2 days at a time, maybe I should start the Le Mans TT tomorrow, I need some rest. And I mean adequate sleep.
I'm 32, I turn 33 in September. I have Insomnia, meaning my body can't sleep for a day and a half to 2 days. It's crazy in a way.Or maybe you should do as most people do and cycle through 24h days, with regular hours where you go to sleep and wake up ?
Is it your job that requires you to do such unusual schedule ? Or any other constraint that you can't avoid ?
Don't know your age, but for my 47 years, I need a regular and balanced sleep schedule to remain as active as I am.
I'd be good for nothing with your sleeping habits, don't know how you manage that.
Anyway, sleep well and good practice at Le Mans "tomorrow".
I see... Hope you'll get some sleep soon then.I'm 32, I turn 33 in September. I have Insomnia, meaning my body can't sleep for a day and a half to 2 days. It's crazy in a way.
I never use the clutch. Maybe when I get back into Dirt Rally one day, I'll find use for it.Had to run and look whether mine are still there. Also with the performance kit or whatever it is called... The clutch could be firmer but I still like those. Have fun!
I went to the track and tried a lot to get that Bronze sideways. Honestly there was no way I could get a whole lap done. Some single corners might give cool photos but I have to quit and my admirance for your drifting has doubled. 🤙 Now I will try to get faster, straight and more often on the track... 🙄
Nice, the pedals came,
How much did that cost you?
I'd love to see someone quantify this. I have plenty of track time in many different cars in the real world and the tenets of driving are just as present in GT7 as they are in AC and iR. An engine not blowing up is not a measure of the "realism" of a game. All these games have their shortcomings, but I think some people just like to feel superior for playing harder to access games not on a console. There are multiple IRL race drivers that support GT7 being an accurate, if not excessively precise, driving simulator.Let's make one thing clear here. GT7 is a fantastic game. But it is in no way close to an accurate sim. Not even close!
In order to achieve alien times you see on the leaderboard or to be fast in general, you need to bw able downshift into second or first gear using the engine braking to slow down and rotate the car. Downshifting into lower gears while going over 260kph!
In the real world there's absolutely ZERO chance of you doing this or you will find your self detonating your engine with bent valves and locked wheels straight into the wall.
Asseto corsa or I racing is far closer to the real world experience. Especially when it comes to gears and engine braking.
@P-Courty My attempt at a sideways bronze. I am last on my friends leader board
Didn't spend too much time on this. It is fun though to drift against the clock.
The sports mediums have way too much grip for decent drifting.
Apologies for the potato quality upload.
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Oh man, the pressure is on now! The balance between slip angle and speed is going to be a delicate thing to get a 1:54 lap... yeesh.
I'll chime in here to agree with you and the other posters. There is a very fine line where the car starts oversteering. It happens pretty quickly. I always get oversteer in the middle of turn 3 no matter how I attack the corner. Turn 9 and the final corner can be nail biters, too. You feel good going in before you suddenly feel the back end getting loose. I got sideways exiting turn 9 on my fast lap and am sure I lost a bit of time compared to if I had been able to gather it up and have a smoother exit. Sometimes you catch it, sometimes you end up power slide. Good luck with that!OK champions, have a question to hear your feedback. I am ok with my time on Catalunya with AMG, it is 1:51.3** currently, so it's not bad time but I do have one two tenth in me which I have hard time to nail. And I am wondering is it because I am on gyro and have hard time for very smooth inputs, or you who are on wheel or sticks on controller 🎮 find it also tricky to balance between acceleration, input and losing it so it starts drifting and -0.1 deltas are changing into +0.2 easily?
Please if you are replying on my question, state if you are on wheel or controller and if you use any assists?
One thing that is nice about the Mercedes here is that getting into oversteer doesn't automatically kill a lap like a lot of other cars. We can lean into the oversteer on throttle and power through it with some opposite lock without taking a big time hit.I'll chime in here to agree with you and the other posters. There is a very fine line where the car starts oversteering. It happens pretty quickly. I always get oversteer in the middle of turn 3 no matter how I attack the corner. Turn 9 and the final corner can be nail biters, too. You feel good going in before you suddenly feel the back end getting loose. I got sideways exiting turn 9 on my fast lap and am sure I lost a bit of time compared to if I had been able to gather it up and have a smoother exit. Sometimes you catch it, sometimes you end up power slide. Good luck with that!
And I don't think it matters your input. I'm on DS4 with the trigger for gas and stick for turning.
Eergh....everytime I put in opposite lock I watch the ghost pull ahead until the next turn 🥲One thing that is nice about the Mercedes here is that getting into oversteer doesn't automatically kill a lap like a lot of other cars. We can lean into the oversteer on throttle and power through it with some opposite lock without taking a big time hit.
This car is good.
Nah...let's use a dance pad 🤣
sorry a bit of not gt7 related
Nah, you're safe, relax 😁Day 1 for me with the Mclaren. I struggled with this one. Not my strongest track. Must return to make the gold safer.
I really don't think so 🤣Nah, you're safe, relax 😁
There is a saying in Germany that goes:Day 1 for me with the Mclaren. I struggled with this one. Not my strongest track. Must return to make the gold safer.
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Yep....my delta's don't like that much oversteer too 🤣, but.... I think you can definitely slide a lot within the goldrange,Eergh....everytime I put in opposite lock I watch the pull ahead until the next turn 🥲
Is it Your feeling right now ?Day 1 for me with the Mclaren. I struggled with this one. Not my strongest track. Must return to make the gold safer.
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Yes, did exactly that when I hit the 3% 😄Is it Your feeling right now ?
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You're quite a bit quicker than me. If I could keep it tight and out of oversteer all together I might eat my words. Haha.Eergh....everytime I put in opposite lock I watch the ghost pull ahead until the next turn 🥲
Ohh...I do kick the rear out, but it is to get the car into the neutral steer state so I can get the car to rotate. Tha's how I take turn 7, 9 and the final turn.You're quite a bit quicker than me. If I could keep it tight and out of oversteer all together I might eat my words. Haha.
A big problem of mine is that the oversteer calls to me... once it's there it's sooo hard to resist the urge to slide. It's a curse!
Congrats to padrome for setting the top time at Tsukuba. I know that was a job.
The top driver should at least post his run so we can see what gears he used. And showing all his breaking points.
Well it took me some time yesterday to even get a full lap in under 2:01.*** and the keep the car 'stable'.Thanks! It's not that difficult, should take you a few laps.
I know your replay will be epic!