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https://www.gran-turismo.com/world/gtsport/news/00_4263440.html
Penalty Line System comes to Daily Races on Apr. 1.
Great news, better late than never.
Probably all those Tokyo races made them throw in the towel.
https://www.gran-turismo.com/world/gtsport/news/00_4263440.html
Penalty Line System comes to Daily Races on Apr. 1.
Excellent. Now if they'll just get rid of the piling on penalty for putting two wheels off and losing it... I'm pretty sure going off is enough penalty in itself.
Either SR Down or a time penalty. Every off road excursion should be penalized as it creates dangerous situations for other drivers. Step one of clean driving is learning to drive within your abilities and stay on the road.
There are situations where you have to leave the road to avoid other cars. It would be nice if the game could recognize this, yet far more often it's people pushing the car too hard causing problems. (And forcing the car behind to go off road to avoid)
I would have just won the N24 race if penalty zones were implemented. Instead aggressive driving got rewarded again. I was in third, all close together. First had a 2 sec penalty flashing. However 2nd was pushing too hard, wobbling through the last few corners to the straight slowing me down. He went off, so no draft either with first now 1.2 sec ahead. That allowed first enough of a gap to scrub his penalty before the finish. No more!
That's logical, I never put it in those terms. I was just thinking of the penalty added to the time lost when missing a braking marker. Seems like insult to injury, but I can see where you're coming from too.
I dunno, on Nurb 24 I just spent some time for qual hotlap fun...
I think I was 8:28? I wouldn’t race on it. I don’t feel comfortable enough, don’t know the line etc.
For some reason I can’t stomach turning on the line and cones etc. For me it’s no fun that way, and by far on tracks I know when I turn them on I am slower.
Yesterday was a terrible day. Did Nations race, started sixth, got pushed into oblivion.
I still don't understand how I managed to get 47.2. Got a friend who's S/S and he put 46.8
I just don't get it. It's like I'm re learning the track every day. One day I'm doing the bus stop basically flat out and the other I can't stop crashing.
I just can't understand how being drunk on the first day on a track I've never raced before gets me the fastest lap I'll get in the week probably.
I'd be a terrible race driver, my head is not strong enough. No other way to explain such inconsistency.
Gonna keep trying with TCS disabled on time trials and enabled on the race just so I don't crash on bus stop(It's more like, dynamic TCS, I'll keep changing the setting depending on which corner I'm at)
I also had a great race with @GOTMAXPOWER the other night.
He started P1 in his AMG GT3 and I was P2 in the Supra. He quickly opened up a comfortable gap and it looked like I would have to settle for P2 so I started fuel saving. The gap had grown to 5.5 seconds by the time we were coming onto the Nordschleife on lap two. Suddenly I gained 1.5 seconds.
I figured he'd had an off and that he'd start pulling away again but I gradually crept up on him and at this stage I could smell the blood in the water. After he served a penalty before the right hairpin preceding the Karusell the gap was under two seconds. But then I blew it coming into Brunnchen. I put my left rear on the grass and had to reduce my speed to keep it on track. I lost 1 second there.
On the last straight I got to within 1.2 seconds but I had to back off or I would have run out of fuel.
It was a fun race and I hope to see you on track again @GOTMAXPOWER
Edit: here's how it looked from my perspective:
The polesitter in a Red Bull AMG GT3 was an Austrian member of the SS whom I've seen on YT numerous times.
Will this be the only place on track you can scrub yourpenaltys?For example if you slow up elsewhere i assume your penalty time wont go down until this specific point.
I tried it without CSA on Wednesday... it didn’t work outrisky joke
Nice overtake. kinda weird to see a good driver using assists on an easy Gr3 car though
Ok. I'm venting.
The Nurburgring (24hr) appeared in this game with GT5. That's 2010. Now, let's forget for a moment that the Nurb showed up in GT in 2005. Let's forget that it was in Tourist Trophy. Let's focus on 2010.
it's 2019.
How in the (I'm censoring myself) is it possible, that in NINE YEARS since the introduction, or even in the 18 months since GTS was released, people STILL cannot clue in to STOP for the first corner? Does it come as a shock EVERY TIME? And how does that work exactly? "Hmmmm....I wonder what's at the end of this pit straight. There should be a corner around here somewhere. I vaguely recall...OH THERE IT IS!"
SCREEECH!!! BOOOM!! CRASH!! SCREEECH!!!
it's the start of a 17+ minute race and this is the FIRST thing that you need to do after the start, because you are already on the throttle before the race starts. ONE job. Don't crash at the FIRST CORNER. Never mind that there are constant reminders to NOT CRASH AT THE FIRST CORNER.
Also "I hate this track" is the sentiment that should indicate to yourself to not participate in this event. I'd go so far as to say that if your qualifying time is more than 8:25, consider trying again. Consider a little practice so that you know where the corners might be. At 8:30+...just don't. Try again. I actually respect the folks with no time a little more because they know that they will gain positions through the mistakes of the others.
Yes, yes, I know, it's a big track with a lot of corners, but it's also an iconic track that should be somewhat known to anyone who likes racing, in the same way that people who love the NFL know who Joe Namath is, or how soccer fans know Diego Maradona. This is a track for the faithful. Only the faith need apply. Or, just learn the FIRST CORNER!
But seriously...NINE YEARS...NINE.....YEARS. ....9......
So, for those who haven't qualified at the front of the pack, just wait. Hang back. Benefit from the failure of others. If there was ever a track that did not have a "golden lap" this is the one. If someone is ahead of you, they are better than you. If someone is 10 seconds faster in qualifying, dive bombing them is not the tactic to take. This is a race craft track. Pace yourself. Conserve your fuel.
Oh, and if you are pitting for tires and fuel, you are doing it wrong. This is a NO STOP race. Going for broke and a 1 stop strategy is just annoying. I understood this happening on Monday. We didn't know. I made that same mistake, but, it's now Thursday. If you aren't on the front row, 1 stop isn't going to benefit you.
Oh, and stop for the first corner.
I feel better now....somewhat
Nah, Boost is when you're running way behind the rest and the game buffs you a bit to catch up with the rest of the pack. It's completely unrelated to the new overtake modes.Just noticed the race C next week which I think is safe to assume it will be the super formula..
‘Boost’ has been set to off.... does this mean there will be no overtake mode?
You have to scroll to the bottom - https://www.kudosprime.com/gts/events.phpHey guys, what's the link for the kudosprime next week races so I don't have to keep asking?
Kaz: “The settings for the Daily Races are done by the Operations Team within Polyphony Digital,” explains Yamauchi. “They are the ones that come up with the events, so I will give that feedback to them!”
Yeah. Sure.
Maybe some secret Propaganda plan to make Japan great again.So there are actual people controlling these settings? Why the monotonous track/car selections then? Back when the changes were ACTUALLY occurring DAILY, they didn't have trouble with making with making unique combinations, even though they had to do it far more often. Why the repetitiveness recently?
I've ditched the Supra and reunited with an old friend, the Corvette.
I had forgotten how much I like to drive this car and it's great to back on track in it.
It's fast, it sounds good, it's great at fuel saving and it looks stunning with this livery.
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First race of the day ended with a victory and a fastest lap of 8:21.9 (lap1).
The second lap was a bit scruffy and I had to do some heavy fuel saving towards the end but still got a new PB of 16:44.196.