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- voodoovaj
you're telling me he'd feel much better if on top of the 7 second of undeserved penalties he also took a race crippling amount of damage??? how would that fix anything?
The damage argument makes no sense. People don't crash into you because they want to, they do it because they can't control their car. A stronger deterrent doesn't give someone more car control. The video in question is perfect, that SLS lit up the rears by accident not out of malice, the rest was just unavoidable.
100%.
Damage makes perfect sense. In the real world, racing is a percentage game. Someone who can't control their car will get trashed all the time and dive in the DR. If GTS is a sim, rather than an arcade game, then simulate real life. I think it's a no-brainer.
If the game were more "life-like" 99% of the people playing would be unable to play at all. Car control is the difference between the people that play this game and the people who get paid money to race for real.
And people act like contact is always intentional. Most times, it isn't.
The big news from the Catalunya Motogp this past weekend was that former world champion, Jorge Lorenzo, took out his team mates top rivals in one corner. He wrecked the Ducati and both Yamahas when he went too deep into a corner and lost the front.
In the real real or the virtual world, that's how accidents happen. Everyone is trying to get onto the same space of the track as fast as possible. Stuff is going to go wrong when that happens.