cant win a single a spec seasonal

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PerfectOwnage82
With all my powerfull car, i ALWAYS loose. This game is going right to the garbage im too noob
 
With all my powerfull car, i ALWAYS loose. This game is going right to the garbage im too noob

Wow, even with RS tires on the ones with no tire restrictions? Yeah you're right, you must really suck. I'd give it up. Good decision.
 
Take a peek in the thread that covers eash new seasonal and you should get help there.
 
BWX
Wow, even with RS tires on the ones with no tire restrictions? Yeah you're right, you must really suck. I'd give it up. Good decision.

Thanks for the support
 
Thanks for the support

LOL- I was half joking, but really if you tune up a car to max and use RS tires, you should have no problems. I use same tires or less for a challenge and most are really easy but some can be a challenge. I use a wheel though.

Yeah take maxpontiac's advice and you should be good to go.
 
Never mind, i won the super GT series :)
 
PureOwnage
Never mind, i won the super GT series :)

Good job:)
You are going to get some more golds. Keep trying and remember that its a game. A bad moode can ruin everything.
Good luck:)
 
Enter the room with comfort hard, then switch to Race Soft in the pre race options
I'm not sure if this trick still work but you might end up with easier opponents.
 
Put some aids on if the going is too tough. Recommend
Auto, driving line on, traction control 1, abs 1-3, brake control 5-3, race soft tires and skid recovery force on. Max out rear aero to gain rear traction instead of horse power and utilize full pp limit. Get a new car which will increase pp as u break in the engine. Take short cut if it does not run thru the grass or concrete. Find a car u like and that should win u the seasonals. If not, try again.
 
Use a wheel. If you already are, then keep practicing. Lots.
 
If you think your that bad, then spend some time in bspec. Watch the line AI takes, the speed of the corners, the gear they are in, the amount of throttle they use round corners, the lap times etc.

Then give it a try yourself in A spec races.
 
What I would suggest is the License Tests. This is sort of a driving school ad teaches you all the principals of racing. If you have already completed them then try for a better time on all.

If you haven't tried these tests then start at the first license and move your way up. You will experience many cars and will open you up to some of the cars for free. As you move up the licenses you will drive faster cars and be able to discover what driving aids you will need to be the quickest (personally I recommend: Auto gears, driving line, skid recovery force, and tc<5)

Aids are the key to driving fast if you are new to racing sims.

Hope this helps.
 
You could also try getting a friend to show you the proper lines/critique your technique mistakes in a private lounge. There's probably a few simple things that can make you a lot faster if you're finding it that hard.

There are some cars that are just bad for their PP and will be very difficult to win with when running similar tires to the AI, maybe impossible on some tracks (I'm looking at YOU, Marcos Mini at Tokyo Compact Race :( ) but just about anything should be able to win with RS tires.
 
What I would suggest is the License Tests.
This. It's what they are there for after all.

Also remember that "Power is nothing without control."
 
Sorry but isn't the idea of a game to practice and get good at it? Moaning on a board that you can't win gold is like a child moaning at Xmas that they didn't get the presents they wanted and expected. Grow up. Another I want it all now without exerting any effort wannabe.
 
andyelliot
Sorry but isn't the idea of a game to practice and get good at it? Moaning on a board that you can't win gold is like a child moaning at Xmas that they didn't get the presents they wanted and expected. Grow up. Another I want it all now without exerting any effort wannabe.

You are rude, and you are not right. If you were in my situation, you would be bored. And i practiced a lot and won a couple races.
 
Practise makes perfect i have cars for share that can win 400pp events and 500pp events i cant share my best 650pp because it is dlc. If you would like to borrow them send fr to zegolfman.
 
PureOwnage
You are rude, and you are not right. If you were in my situation, you would be bored. And i practiced a lot and won a couple races.

I'm not rude! Just stating the obvious. If you want to be good at something you practice. I skateboard. It takes me several times, weeks, months. Even years to learn stuff. It's taken me 26 years to learn to do a smith grind. I never gave up. You want everything now then fine but when you leave school you may have to accept you have to try and earn stuff.
 
andyelliot
I'm not rude! Just stating the obvious. If you want to be good at something you practice. I skateboard. It takes me several times, weeks, months. Even years to learn stuff. It's taken me 26 years to learn to do a smith grind. I never gave up. You want everything now then fine but when you leave school you may have to accept you have to try and earn stuff.

I left school and i grinded to work my way up. I tried and earn a lot of things in my life I JUST WANTED ADVICE TO BE A BETTER DRIVER. WHATS THE PROBLEM HERE?
 
perfect dont worry some people are A to the HOLES and the oerson who said like 26 years it took me a whole freakin' mounth to master gt5 but perfect later on tonight i will help you alot on mastering differnt tracks with differnt cars ignore stupied people 👍
 
Now let's not get heated right now.

To get back on the task of helping you I have one question I have for you: do you use a controller or a wheel?
 
i need to ask 1 more thing why does everbody use a wheel they are hard as hell i own one and i kept on wipeing out
 
Already some good advice in this thread, but the best way to become fast is doing TTs. For instance the Eiger one that is on now; download one of the top 10 ghosts, hop in a good rally car and tear it up. Study the lines, gear choices and braking points. This will translate into race speed before you know it.
 
7945GT57945
i need to ask 1 more thing why does everbody use a wheel they are hard as hell i own one and i kept on wipeing out

To answer your question, it takes a while to get used to a wheel. I bought a DFGT about a month ago and it used to it 2 weeks later. Once you get used to it, it will provide more speed. For example I greatly increased the gold and silver trophies I earned in the license tests, while decreasing the number of bronze trophies to 0.

Based on your answer to my question I'm guessing you are using a controller. When using a controller it is important that you map your controllers correctly.

I'm not saying there is one way only but there are a couple which prove to be better than the rest.

My setting are:
Steer Left/Right- left analog stick
Accelerate- Right Trigger
Brake- Left Trigger
Handbrake-Circle
Look Left/Right- Right analog stick
Look Back- Triangle

That's really all you need to race with a DS3.

Hope this helps.
 
perfect dont worry some people are A to the HOLES and the oerson who said like 26 years it took me a whole freakin' mounth to master gt5 but perfect later on tonight i will help you alot on mastering differnt tracks with differnt cars ignore stupied people 👍

I think you should get a new keyboard. There seems to be something wrong with the period and shift keys on yours...
 
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Sorry about the double post, on my iPhone and was not responding when I was sending 1st post so I canceled and typed again.
 
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I think you should get a new keyboard. There seems to be something wrong with the period and shift keys on yours...
im using my Samson SMART TV's remote since i cant get on my PS3
 
Sorry but isn't the idea of a game to practice and get good at it? Moaning on a board that you can't win gold is like a child moaning at Xmas that they didn't get the presents they wanted and expected. Grow up. Another I want it all now without exerting any effort wannabe.

👍

I'd suggest either - giving up, or actually getting better.


I started this game in January 2011, I was horrible for the first 2 weeks (I used TCS 6, ASM on, used racing softs all the time, fully tuned cars etc.) since I was awful at GT5:Prologue.
My save game got messed up so I started a new account, I slowly started doing all the licences without Bronze medals, in the end I got them golded, by then I had 30.000km;
Then I went for golds in Special Events, by the time I reached AMG Begineer Sector 4 I had realised I have to use MT, I was at about 45.000km by then;
At about 115.000km I golded Vettel Challenge, a feat I would've never thought of achieving (I used a sixaxis at the time);
At about 120.000km I had achieved Platinum Trophy (still using sixaxis);
At about 125.000km I got the wheel;
And at 140.000km I qualified for GTP_Registry Division 1 Gold (highest ranking on GTPlanet, aka the best drivers).

Point here? If I managed to get from a TCS 6 guy to a Division 1 Gold - I don't see why you wouldn't be able to do something simple as winning an A-Spec event.



Good luck.
 
To answer your question, it takes a while to get used to a wheel. I bought a DFGT about a month ago and it used to it 2 weeks later. Once you get used to it, it will provide more speed. For example I greatly increased the gold and silver trophies I earned in the license tests, while decreasing the number of bronze trophies to 0.

Based on your answer to my question I'm guessing you are using a controller. When using a controller it is important that you map your controllers correctly.

I'm not saying there is one way only but there are a couple which prove to be better than the rest.

My setting are:
Steer Left/Right- left analog stick
Accelerate- Right Trigger
Brake- Left Trigger
Handbrake-Circle
Look Left/Right- Right analog stick
Look Back- Triangle

That's really all you need to race with a DS3.

Hope this helps.

Ha I just had a huge facepalm after reading this. I was not aware you could turn your head left/right in GT5 I always had thought they need it. :dopey: Well thank you for this.
 
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Beowulf
Ha I just had a huge facepalm after reading this. I was not aware you could turn your head in GT5 I always had thought they need it. :dopey: Well thank you for this.

I find it most useful during online races, seeing that's the only time I'm racing wheel to wheel. As soon as I switched to a wheel I realized that there would be a disappointing decrease in the adjustability of looking side to side.

When using an analog stick it gives a very realistic gradually turning, but with buttons it's 90 degrease to the left or right and that's it.
 
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