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After few races on rbr, I think it is a good track for gr2. Just extra careful with throtle and watch out the tire. Tap the brake for early brake on t1 and t2
 
Finally got a win in the Mini. Got overtaken going into the first corner on the last lap (great move tbf, even with slipstream) and stuck with it the rest of the lap, some jostling on the way round and took the lead coming out of the last ess. I can leave this week happy.
 
Is it just me or did GTS daily races stop changing tracks? The RBR and mini race is now already in its 3rd day or what's going on?

Now are daily only by name ... they're weekly .....

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Is it just me or did GTS daily races stop changing tracks? The RBR and mini race is now already in its 3rd day or what's going on?

They've been weekly for over a month!
 
Anyone else having issues with race C at the RBR. Mine is very jerky/laggy even though everyone seems to have a decent connection.

Race A and B are fine. Happened in the last 3 races at RBR
 
I mentioned before, RBR is one of thd wider tracks we race on. Plenty of space for two wide everywhere but the final turn. I'll post video.

The track definitely suits Gr. 2. Just use the GT-R & RC F, detune them and that's DTM right there.
 
After a long grueling month of bad races, I've finally reached SR 99 again. And holy balls, the racing is so much fun with the top guys! No more bumping in the rear because others brake in the middle of a corner, no more stupid divebombs that cost you your race etc.

I think I'm in heaven. And I was only 10 seconds off of IRT_Nissman. So yeah, I'm happy.
 
Nobody wins when Disco is playing...

Thinking I was headed for a podium finish, a disconnection (disco) for the race leader happens...

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Cheers
 
Personally I much prefer the grid start. The rolling starts often have you at some stupid place on the track, like the chicane at le mans, as your handed control, I use motion sense, so I hold the trigger for brakes and add throttle as the lights come on. As soon as they go out, release the brakes and go.

The race at Red BUll is the first race I've seen in the game with a light controlled standing start rather than a standing start where you can just have full throttle and the car is automatically let loose at the end of the count down. It's a part of racing, so rather than whining I'll just have to suck it up and get used to it :yuck:. My throttle and brake are the same stick so no launch control for me.
 
The race at Red BUll is the first race I've seen in the game with a light controlled standing start rather than a standing start where you can just have full throttle and the car is automatically let loose at the end of the count down. It's a part of racing, so rather than whining I'll just have to suck it up and get used to it :yuck:. My throttle and brake are the same stick so no launch control for me.
Use the E/hand brake.
 
Racing at Red Bull Ring today. I finally got to know that track a bit and put up a good qualy time in the GTR, which helps to avoid the lap 1 chaos. See you guys out there I hope!

:gtpflag::cheers:
 
That was me behind Sven. The game expects you to go wide at T1 so if you brake harder than the car behind and it results in a collision, you get a penalty as it’s detected as a brake check. I personally couldn’t believe he got a penalty for it but it shows how you have to race the track with the limits in place even though I also don’t think we should be allowed to go wide at T1.

After that race, I gave up on Race C. Got put in the wall at the start from 2nd (got 5s for getting murdered) and had to overtake slower cars weaving like crazy as I had #1 on my car. I guess they wanted DR points!

It's not considered as a brake check though, there is no such thing as a brake check penalty. That section is off-track for the penalty system. Since you went off-track after the collision the other car gets a penalty. It happens all the time. On Saint-Croix before the straight, car behind bumps you then touches the outside or inside wall, you get a penalty. On Sarthe Tertre Rouge, car behind bumps you wanting to go wide, game sees the other car go off track, thus you get a penalty. It's the track limits for track cut penalties that are incorrect. The track limits for contact penalties are different.

Anyway, I take the corner in a defensive more inside line now when a car is behind I've seen go wide before. Then they can go around on the outside. I get passed there now regularly by cars taking the wide path, which is fine, I'll stick to the actual track. Most of them try the same thing at T2 which is a lot slower, so I usually pass them again there :)

Race C is a bit of a mess with the vast different interpretations of where the track is... The last 2 corners are dangerous as well as many people like to go far wide before the final turn. Penalties are so easily got rid off on that track that a little cheating here and there doesn't bother people. It would be nice if anything that's not kerb gets replaced with the wobbly green stuff from Suzuka :)


Grrr, my first attempt at a race after the update, from a cold boot.
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Restart PS4, wait for the next one, sigh
 
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Grrr, my first attempt at a race after the update, from a cold boot.
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Restart PS4, wait for the next one, sigh


I saw you come and go. Better luck next time bud. They really need to fix this, 3 or 4 others were disconnected too.
 
I saw you come and go. Better luck next time bud. They really need to fix this, 3 or 4 others were disconnected too.

Second attempt the game crashed when the timer reached 0:00. Report problem, attach video, restart ps4 again :banghead: Great bug fixing PD :banghead:

I did a daily A race in between, which worked! Utterly boring though. Started 12th got to 9th, was afraid to brake too early with cars already bumping me several times, went wide in T2, stayed in 12th for the rest of the race. Small cars means more pushing?

And then daily C, straight back to the race select screen as the timer reaches zero. 3 attempts, 3 different fails. :banghead::banghead::banghead::banghead::banghead::banghead::banghead::banghead::banghead:

I give up, Spider man out soon. This game is getting more buggy with every fix.
 
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It's not considered as a brake check though, there is no such thing as a brake check penalty. That section is off-track for the penalty system. Since you went off-track after the collision the other car gets a penalty. It happens all the time. On Saint-Croix before the straight, car behind bumps you then touches the outside or inside wall, you get a penalty. On Sarthe Tertre Rouge, car behind bumps you wanting to go wide, game sees the other car go off track, thus you get a penalty. It's the track limits for track cut penalties that are incorrect. The track limits for contact penalties are different.

Anyway, I take the corner in a defensive more inside line now when a car is behind I've seen go wide before. Then they can go around on the outside. I get passed there now regularly by cars taking the wide path, which is fine, I'll stick to the actual track. Most of them try the same thing at T2 which is a lot slower, so I usually pass them again there :)

Race C is a bit of a mess with the vast different interpretations of where the track is... The last 2 corners are dangerous as well as many people like to go far wide before the final turn. Penalties are so easily got rid off on that track that a little cheating here and there doesn't bother people. It would be nice if anything that's not kerb gets replaced with the wobbly green stuff from Suzuka :)


Grrr, my first attempt at a race after the update, from a cold boot.
igUc.jpg

Restart PS4, wait for the next one, sigh

It’s not considered off track. The only wait to get a penalty at T1 is to clip the tire wall or get in the grass when you rejoin the track. It’s red because it’s in Austria, not because it’s off track. I don’t like having to go wide to be competitive so I boycott Race C. Only did one before focusing on Race B.
 
It’s not considered off track. The only wait to get a penalty at T1 is to clip the tire wall or get in the grass when you rejoin the track. It’s red because it’s in Austria, not because it’s off track. I don’t like having to go wide to be competitive so I boycott Race C. Only did one before focusing on Race B.

It is off-track as far as the contact penalty system is concerned, which is why people are getting time penalties there for getting rear ended. The penalty system is very simple, If contact happens and one car goes off track, the other car gets a penalty. The game fails to give a 'shortcut' penalty there, yet it is still off track. It's not red because Austria likes to paint their roads red lol.



Just because everyone else does it doesn't make it right.

Even Brazilians know the track limits in real life :)

(At 0:50 linking seems to be blocked for this video)
 
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Finally a win. Even with a fluffed start, despite me saying I prefer it:cheers:
 
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Sport mode was working at night, got 2 races in, enough for 2 daily workout gift car annoyances, 11:30 and midnight race.

First race I started 17th out of 18. Survived the carnage in the first lap, then got punted off in the 4th lap and got a 3 sec penalty from someone turning into me then taking the wide route in lap 10. It was very dirty, managed to climb my way back to 11th in the end.

Second race, started 16th out of 16 (all these disconnects). It was dirty again but I managed to avoid getting punted and finished 4th penalty free. I also managed to improve my best lap time to a low 1:24 and held off the corner cheat behind me making up half a sec on me by going wide at T1 each time. In the last lap he got close enough to catch my slipstream, however he couldn't get a good run on me for the rest of the last lap.

@Winnie847 was in both races and won both, congratulations. I never saw him though, he started up front and stayed there.

Yesterday was cleaner, however I was racing a lot later today.
 
I did some racing tonight, about 4 daily b races i think. The last 2 races like half the room just disappears after every loads in. Something isn't right.
 
It is off-track as far as the contact penalty system is concerned, which is why people are getting time penalties there for getting rear ended. The penalty system is very simple, If contact happens and one car goes off track, the other car gets a penalty. The game fails to give a 'shortcut' penalty there, yet it is still off track. It's not red because Austria likes to paint their roads red lol.



Just because everyone else does it doesn't make it right.

Even Brazilians know the track limits in real life :)

(At 0:50 linking seems to be blocked for this video)


Austrian flag: Red White Red

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I’ve always wanted stricter track limits but I’m a competitive driver. I’m not going to give up just for the sake of trying to be pure and not “abuse” track limits when the game cleary doesn’t enforce these limits. It’s a game... If it wasn’t a game, you would be qualifying for these races instead of putting yourself in a tough spot by consistently starting last. Just saying :)
 
Sport mode was working at night, got 2 races in, enough for 2 daily workout gift car annoyances, 11:30 and midnight race.

First race I started 17th out of 18. Survived the carnage in the first lap, then got punted off in the 4th lap and got a 3 sec penalty from someone turning into me then taking the wide route in lap 10. It was very dirty, managed to climb my way back to 11th in the end.

Second race, started 16th out of 16 (all these disconnects). It was dirty again but I managed to avoid getting punted and finished 4th penalty free. I also managed to improve my best lap time to a low 1:24 and held off the corner cheat behind me making up half a sec on me by going wide at T1 each time. In the last lap he got close enough to catch my slipstream, however he couldn't get a good run on me for the rest of the last lap.

@Winnie847 was in both races and won both, congratulations. I never saw him though, he started up front and stayed there.

Yesterday was cleaner, however I was racing a lot later today.

Good seeing you man, nice job taking 4th from the back

:cheers:
 
Race C is so unbelievably dirty. The standing start was a really bad idea on a new track and a turn one with no track limits. I started second got punted into turn one. Second lap made my way back to 8th while coming back onto the track after turn one some dude wouldn't let me back on track then he brakes so hard and early into turn 2 that I rear end him and am threatened with disqualification. Next lap I'm flying I pass some dude who rear ends me as I'm turning hard into turn 2 spinning me. I get turned around and justice he goes off. Then I'm racing up behind someone no contact but I'm setting it up to draft down the straight and suddenly I'm disconnected for too many incidents. I'm not even mad. Kudos to PD I have a feeling this will be working in my favour more than not. Thats a great function a long time coming. Bravo PD!
 
Race C is so unbelievably dirty. The standing start was a really bad idea on a new track and a turn one with no track limits. I started second got punted into turn one. Second lap made my way back to 8th while coming back onto the track after turn one some dude wouldn't let me back on track then he brakes so hard and early into turn 2 that I rear end him and am threatened with disqualification. Next lap I'm flying I pass some dude who rear ends me as I'm turning hard into turn 2 spinning me. I get turned around and justice he goes off. Then I'm racing up behind someone no contact but I'm setting it up to draft down the straight and suddenly I'm disconnected for too many incidents. I'm not even mad. Kudos to PD I have a feeling this will be working in my favour more than not. Thats a great function a long time coming. Bravo PD!

Can confirm race C is just a full contact sport. You can't even try to make a corner without someone trying to dive in and either missing entirely or hitting you. There were even times where a clearly slower car was trying to force me off track because I dare to make a clean pass

Also, good god people have no idea how to keep control of their cars.

Edit: Is it just me or is the braking points here horribly inconsistent? They work in one corner, they stop working the next corner. And this has happened with all three cars I've driven. What even is going on.
 
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It's hard getting back into these daily races after playing F1 2018, but I still managed to pick up two wins. Then again I wasn't competing with the fastest field as my SR was a B. Won the notorious Race C by about a second, but it was quite difficult to conserve fuel and keep a decent pace. The track is tricky to get round in a Super GT car. I then won the Mini race, but I almost lost it due to a penalty. That car brings a smile to my face!
 
Can confirm race C is just a full contact sport. You can't even try to make a corner without someone trying to dive in and either missing entirely or hitting you. There were even times where a clearly slower car was trying to force me off track because I dare to make a clean pass

Also, good god people have no idea how to keep control of their cars.

Edit: Is it just me or is the braking points here horribly inconsistent? They work in one corner, they stop working the next corner. And this has happened with all three cars I've driven. What even is going on.

I find the hairpin up the hill tricky to get exact, but I think it is because I am often approaching it at slightly different speeds depending on how fast/wide I have exited turn 1. Also because I use AT and so have to shift to fuel map 2 for some of the laps, that to can have an effect on the speed I am approaching turns
 
Did my first Race C yesterday and it was pretty chaotic, too much for me to handle actually, might try again but Mini's
and Nurburgring for me to get my lost SR back.
 
The first two corners are tricky. People have different braking points especially turn 1 as some run wide intentionally. I am not dirty but have punted many off at T1 as they have slowed even earlier than me. T2 you have to go wide and cut in for optimal speed but if others go narrow there is often contact unless you willing to go completely off track. That's just racing though I have no real issue getting bumped unless it's obviously dirty but the amount of people who dive bomb you around the fast curves and knock you off track is ridiculous. Problem at DR B SR S and less is lack of race craft rather than being dirty. Knowing when an overtaking opportunity is available is just as important as actually being able to do the manouvers.
 
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