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- MannyMoenjack1
I'm in 2 minds about this, the AT helps in giving you less to think about but I find after a long time on GT4 and GT5P with MT that the lack of engine braking really hinders you. I would say MT is quicker overall, but does take a degree of getting used to. Once you have nailed the racing line I would try using it, but for race setup cars (like the Zonda F) I would certainly recommend sticking to the paddle shifter. It is one more thing to think about but, like losing TCS and ABS, is ultimately quicker when mastered.
Just my 2 pence(cents) worth
Andy
I always say it is best to learn from scratch with all assists off and MT with automatic clutch off then you really don't know any different.
I haven't played with the assists on yet nor with AT.
I may give a lap of the nurburgring a go with all assists on and AT and see how much easyer it is.
I agree that if you are already used to manual trans & no assists, it is by far the best method. On any new racing game I try to turn off the assists as quickly as possible, after I've gotten the feel of it.
And unfortunately as I'm not getting more coordinated as I get older, the switch to always using manual transmission has been slow.