Am I the only one that doesn't like Yamagiwa + Miyabi? The lap is just too long and a lot of the corners are very similar.
The two "hairpins" where you switch from Yamagiwa to Miyabi and vice versa I don't like at all, especially the one at the "north" is a complete mess in my opinion.
I’m in love with that 4C on Dragon Trail II
Just did two races during lunch time.
Qualified 2nd on both, Won one and finish 2nd the other.
Can wait to try again tonight!
I also love Dragon Trail II, in my opinion it's much better than the regular direction, as the chicane doesn't have that much of an effect. On the regular Dragon Trail the chicane is like a lottery. You can be fast at the rest of he track and gain compared to others, but still you have to play the lottery at the final chicane and risk a lot there, as the guys behind you certainly will, and you lose an insane amount of time on the long straight after the chicane if you slow down a bit.
So for me the regular Dragon Trail mostly is whether you are lucky in the chicane or not (of course it's also skill, but I often see even pretty good drivers crash there, because they have to risk too much).
On Dragon Trail II you don't have a long straight after that chicane, so you don't have to risk everything there, but still all the curves on the track are very challenging, especially the long S is much more challenging downhill in my opinion.
Therefore I greatly prefer Dragon Trail II to Dragon Trail.
It makes no sense indeed; so far it's the only car this has this interaction as far as I'm aware. You can test it extremely easily, just look at your speed crossing the finish line with ABS off vs default.
I tried this now, but didn‘t see a difference. I tested this way: all assists off (except ABS fully off and on default) and did a full stop at the white line across the street near the pit entry (where the curbs on the left hand side end), Then I went to 1st gear, hit the brakes, full throttle, go off brakes, accelerate and shift at max rev and stay on the outside line.
In all tests I crossed the finish line with about 160 km/h, no matter whether ABS was on or off.