How to defend against a faster car, while being a complete bellend.
Lesson 1.
From the looks of things me having a couple of days off the game with family stuff seems like a good time for the 2 messy days of our friday and saturday. Need to give the 86 a good round at interlagos as I still feel fairly solid at that track, but also tempted to get used to it as a car since it seems to be a winner for Big Willow. Last time I rode the WRX around there and simply got dogged on the main straight all the time. Need something with zip.
Note to self: 1:00 pm my time, doesn't really work for Asian racing. I'll need to go way earlier, or way later. It was not fun, at all.
I've seen 4 cars in a race, but this was my first time seeing 3.
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12 seconds of penalties in 1 lap, must be a new PB:
Interestingly it's a 5 second penalty for being hit by a car coming from half a second back but only 3s for deliberately walling them on the next straight.
Damn neardid you get on the podium?![]()
The Audi had hit the Mercedes at the hairpin half a lap earlier to get ahead, when they got to the hairpin he didn't brake from about 6 tenths behind and pushed the Audi off via my bumper. I think we both got penalties for hitting the Audi. The first contact shows up on the radar.You walled the wrong driver... the one who punted you first ran off into the astro turf (hence the 5 seconds, pushing a car into a wall) and didn't make the corner. It was the driver behind you walled (unless you were watching mirrors in race and it was two back punted the one behind into you). Easy mistake, I've done it myself and that's why I try to avoid revenge.
Who said pictures don't lieThe Audi had hit the Mercedes at the hairpin half a lap earlier to get ahead, when they got to the hairpin he didn't brake from about 6 tenths behind and pushed the Audi off via my bumper. I think we both got penalties for hitting the Audi.
I know you shouldn't do revenge but there was nothing else to do for the last 3 laps after the penalty.
12 seconds of penalties in 1 lap, must be a new PB:
Interestingly it's a 5 second penalty for being hit by a car coming from half a second back but only 3s for deliberately walling them on the next straight.
Who said pictures don't lie
It all depends on viewpoint. Glad you elaborated.
The penalty is not really a penalty for the rammers though you can cause as many crashes as you want and only get dropped down to an easier lobby. To the win at all costs people that is more of a reward. I'm disappointed the game didn't give me a bigger penalty for the swipe on the straight.After your initial assessment, I went back & watched it again. I saw the radar & the car 2 behind Max slammed the car directly behind him. Technically, Max got revenge on the right driver. But, it always comes with a penalty. This is the broken system that we all hate.
Well, I don't feel so bad about my driving. I like to win some of these races, but my life isn't fulfilled by the number of race wins I have. I just hate when jackholes want to mess up someone's race for no good reason.
12 seconds of penalties in 1 lap, must be a new PB:
Interestingly it's a 5 second penalty for being hit by a car coming from half a second back but only 3s for deliberately walling them on the next straight.
Here example of latency and ms:Check if your tv is listed here. They show the latency for all different modes.
https://www.rtings.com/
You should always use game mode if the tv offers it. Also some tvs add a lot of latency when using HDR, yet some 4K tvs are slower when you feed them a 1080p signal since they have to upscale. For example the Sony 830F 4K tv:
1080p @ 60 Hz: 29.8 ms
1080p @ 60 Hz Outside Game Mode: 92.0 ms
1440p @ 60 Hz: 30.5 ms
4k @ 60 Hz: 31.8 ms
4k @ 60 Hz + 10 bit HDR: 32.1 ms
4k @ 60 Hz @ 4:4:4: 31.5 ms
4k @ 60 Hz Outside Game Mode: 94.0 ms
4k @ 60 Hz With Interpolation: 99.3 ms
Only problem is, Europe uses different names for the same tvs, the 900E in US is XE90 in Europe to make things confusing.
Yes, I just had a race where I finished about 0.3 seconds behind 1st place, I could have easy pushed to pass and won the race (providing opponent didn't get me back) but didn't because I'd rather lose fairly than win dirty and spoil what was a good race for both of us. Shame the people who do this are not the majority but that's life.
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I've had races where I've done really poorly and crashed, winding up way behind the main pack of cars. At that point, my race is pretty much done so I just cruise around the track nice and easy, rather than quit and lose SR too. Wouldn't ya know, some idiot comes along and wants to have a rough, tooth and nail battle for the 14th spot.Sometimes I think I’m not pushy enough or plain ignorant enough to win more. At nearly 700 races I’ve a 30% top 5 rate and K score of 60 which I think is decent enough but only 5 wins. I’m happy to sit behind a fast driver and enjoy lapping rather than ruin a race for 1 position. This morn at Suzuka I was 4th with only 3 seconds separating the 1st 5 places. Rather than being happy with his place the car in 5th tried a bloody stupid move, dived up my inside and took the car in 3rd out of it. I actually gained a place but the race changed from a great close race to a frag fest. I’d rather have lost a place to a decent move than gained to that crap. It’s just plain bad manners and selfish behavior.
Here example of latency and ms:View attachment 860801