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YepYeah, had a race with @Cabelmania. Very funny to throw them around on this track.
YepYeah, had a race with @Cabelmania. Very funny to throw them around on this track.
YepIn reality I really suck with this kind of cars, yet I won 5 consecutive races
Also I started to notice the first S drivers, like you
I wish I have the S rating too, but that's the price to be an Italian
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Seems i can't have more than one day of at least "decent" racing on Sport mode monza today is awful i want to know what you guys think of this cause its unacceptable.
Seems i can't have more than one day of at least "decent" racing on Sport mode monza today is awful i want to know what you guys think of this cause its unacceptable.
all i have to say is i know & thats a shame its a nice concept but in practise its a fail..it is really unbelievable how much people try to pass you on places not intended for passes!
Yesterday I tried the cockpit camera(evening race - lights on).
I got scared! - Almost to park the car in the track side and go for a coffee.
On the first corner there was one in front early braking(tats ok) one car half behind to my left, one car half behind to the right, one car bumping in the back of my car and one in the middle of all of that flashing lights like crazy.
Its a bit tricky it was S i entered a race like in this clip droped to A & a bit after in a similar race it droped to B then i stoped racing (in sport mode) for a faw months & until today i manage to keep it at B and getting close to A but today it droped to D.What is your SR rank? To be honest that clip didn’t exactly cover yourself in glory...
Indeed.It was not a car racing.![]()
Its a bit tricky it was S i entered a race like in this clip droped to A & a bit after in a similar race it droped to B then i stoped racing (in sport mode) for a faw months & until today i manage to keep it at B and getting close to A but today it droped to D.
Seems i can't have more than one day of at least "decent" racing on Sport mode monza today is awful i want to know what you guys think of this cause its unacceptable.
Thank you for your feedback i don't feel i did something wrong in this case but i do make mistakes quite a faw in fact i don't consider myself a "good" player i beliave im midiocore thats why i race to learn have fun etc .Ok.
Honestly I feel you where too aggressive under braking. Monza is a bit of an SR nightmare at the best of times, you'd have been better off approaching with a bit more apprehension imo. Granted, there are somethings you can't avoid... but even so
please look the above reply and i do not accept that i have to race under certain conditions in order to play the game the way it should & the way i payed for.If you're looking for clean racing....midfield at Monza in the lower ranks is definitely not the place.
Thank you for your feedback i don't feel i did something wrong in this case but i do make mistakes quite a faw in fact i don't consider myself a "good" player i beliave im midiocore thats why i race to learn have fun etc .
please look the above reply and i do not accept that i have to race under certain conditions in order to play the game the way it should & the way i payed for.
Thank you for your feedback i don't feel i did something wrong in this case but i do make mistakes quite a faw in fact i don't consider myself a "good" player i beliave im midiocore thats why i race to learn have fun etc .
That's because of the fuel/tire wear multiplier. Set it to 1x and you'll get realistic results. The dailies hover anywhere from 3x to 9xBtw, anyone else thinks the gas consumption on these daily races is a bit of a joke?
I'm new to a lot of this, especially "sim" racing, so I've been doing my homework and looking at various cars and I came to the conclusion while looking up the specs for the now-defunct Audi R18, that GTS seems to have no concept of how often you should have to pit for gas (I know, on arcade mode there are gas consumption settings, anyone know what the most realistic would be?).
The R18 had a 16-gallon tank (give or take) and on avg got 7 miles to the gallon. So, mathematically speaking, that's 112 miles.
Now let's think about these smaller Group 3 and Group 4 cars, and think about how we usually have 20-26 mile races. yet somehow we can't run that on 1 tank of gas.
That to me just seems absurd.
I apologize if this has been brought up elsewhere if it has, feel free to move this message into the appropriate thread.
Btw, anyone else thinks the gas consumption on these daily races is a bit of a joke?
I'm new to a lot of this, especially "sim" racing, so I've been doing my homework and looking at various cars and I came to the conclusion while looking up the specs for the now-defunct Audi R18, that GTS seems to have no concept of how often you should have to pit for gas (I know, on arcade mode there are gas consumption settings, anyone know what the most realistic would be?).
The R18 had a 16-gallon tank (give or take) and on avg got 7 miles to the gallon. So, mathematically speaking, that's 112 miles.
Now let's think about these smaller Group 3 and Group 4 cars, and think about how we usually have 20-26 mile races. yet somehow we can't run that on 1 tank of gas.
That to me just seems absurd.
I apologize if this has been brought up elsewhere if it has, feel free to move this message into the appropriate thread.
You see i actually braked early but for example in T1 i didn't expect the lambo in front to come on "almost" a ded stop & besides T1-T3 (because monza) the drivers there didn't gave any room what so ever even tho i cut T1 to give room to the porsche.Just bare in mind, when in a tight pack of cars, always brake several metres before your normal braking point, coast through the turn then pick your moment to get back on the throttle. The amount of cars I overtake because I drive like that and others don’t, is crazy!
The reply to ali goes for you as well.Even F1 drivers have room to improve, I for example, am pure gash. But one thing I have found is lifting and coasting into corners on the opening lap does tend to pay off more often than not. It means you can see what is happening and then react, while also braking later than normal
So after that I did it again. “Just one more” I said. “I’ll take it easy and gain some SR in this slower lobby since I’m SR.B again” I said.
ΤHANK YOU sir.Since we are talking about DR/SR and general racing etiquite in general I have to say the past two days was very frustrating for me
in the daily races.
I now begin to understand the secret rule of choosing your races and vehicles when it comes to entering Sport Mode and whilst I am not
the type that sticks to it 100% I will be choosing my races more wisely from now on.
My general philiosphy is that I like to race and whatever race is up for Daily Races I will at least try and see how the race goes but on the
verge of heading back to DR D and loosing all my SR points again over yesterday and today I realise I am very tired of the constant work
involved in this due to me having to throw in the towel during a race and end up falling back to last place given it would be the same result
or near enough if I quit.
I have had many good races it has to be said but when you get into the school of those who do not know of "brakes/overtaking etiquete"
it's very difficult to start making your way back up again so if I succeed this week I suspect I will be very selective about races afterwards.
My examples today before work were I managed to get good qualifying times for all three races and started in top 5 but then thanks to
the "shunt" from behind in T1 end up down the order and loose DR/SR.
I really do think something has to change but I'm not exactly sure how to change it for the better with regards to the overall player
base and different driving styles.
However I am changing my welcome statement when I get home to read "Attention, your car has brakes, please remember to use them!![]()
Daily Race A at its finest. One guy decides to serve his penalty in a not-so-well planned spot and then the action begins. I had no idea what hit me until watching this. For those who have not driven the race today, the normal braking point is pretty much exactly where the wide grandstand shadow ends.
Respect from me!Hey man, that's me. Had to sign up here (been reading for the past few months without actually creating an account) to apologize.
I am completely at fault here. I was distracted because I had the Brazil - Mexico game on besides me, and looked away due to the commentator getting louder suddenly. Missed the braking point and yeah, you saw what happened. I went from SR A to C because of this race.
Again, I am very sorry but I generally try to leave room for everybody and do without any punting whatsoever.
Hey man, that's me. Had to sign up here (been reading for the past few months without actually creating an account) to apologize.
I am completely at fault here. I was distracted because I had the Brazil - Mexico game on besides me, and looked away due to the commentator getting louder suddenly. Missed the braking point and yeah, you saw what happened. I went from SR A to C because of this race.
Again, I am very sorry but I generally try to leave room for everybody and do without any punting whatsoever.
Thank you for the kind words. The race today seems to be a bit of a crapshot anyways. I had guys divebombing on the last corner before the main straight multiple times while I was at the apex already and still got hit with a +2 Penalty. The One Make races in general lead to a lot of scrubbing and pushing, SR will get a hit here most of the time in my opinion.Good on you for owning this. That's all anybody can really ask for if it wasn't intentional. Also, remember to be conscious of those who are overtaking on your inside and give them a car's width if they've rightfully taken that position. Everybody is trying to get better and there are relative levels to that.
Welcome to GTPlanet and happy racing.