World Record Fastest 2nd Place - GT7 - Porsche Cup - Nürburgring Nordschleife - 7:27.482
After crawling around the interwebs, I thought I should just post my Nordschleife run from Gran Turismo 7's, Menu Book No. 31, Porsche Cup Nürburgring Nordschleife with 650 performance points. Driving the glorious Porsche 911 GT3 (997) '09.
A few things that really should be noted, which adds to the complexity of this run are, firstly, I'm running a full manual gearbox. This means the three pedal with clutch configuration and 6 speed H-shifter, as opposed to paddle shifters or an automatic. No aids, no racing line, no cone markers, no traction control or stability control. Also, the race opponent difficulty is set to maximum.
Here's what you've got to keep in mind, when you see me destroy the first car I pass. I've driven at least 100 miles trying to get 1st place. On more than one occasion, I've been nonchalantly bumped or hit off track. So, instead of simply rage quitting, I thought I should be the aggressor.
I'd like to hear your thoughts, if you've had the "joy" of trying to win this Porsche Cup race.
After crawling around the interwebs, I thought I should just post my Nordschleife run from Gran Turismo 7's, Menu Book No. 31, Porsche Cup Nürburgring Nordschleife with 650 performance points. Driving the glorious Porsche 911 GT3 (997) '09.
A few things that really should be noted, which adds to the complexity of this run are, firstly, I'm running a full manual gearbox. This means the three pedal with clutch configuration and 6 speed H-shifter, as opposed to paddle shifters or an automatic. No aids, no racing line, no cone markers, no traction control or stability control. Also, the race opponent difficulty is set to maximum.
Here's what you've got to keep in mind, when you see me destroy the first car I pass. I've driven at least 100 miles trying to get 1st place. On more than one occasion, I've been nonchalantly bumped or hit off track. So, instead of simply rage quitting, I thought I should be the aggressor.
I'd like to hear your thoughts, if you've had the "joy" of trying to win this Porsche Cup race.