Who even says this? It doesn't make you faster in any way so that makes little to no sense.Some of the hard core elitists believe it should be banned all together... just because *they* can manage without it.
There's a certain hardcore elitist minority in the userbase of any vaguely sim style game who will insist that any feature or function that doesn't exist in real life shouldn't exist in the game. Fortunately, GTS isn't a hard core Sim, so that group are not present in high numbers in this community.Who even says this? It doesn't make you faster in any way so that makes little to no sense.
There's a certain hardcore elitist minority in the userbase of any vaguely sim style game who will insist that any feature or function that doesn't exist in real life shouldn't exist in the game. Fortunately, GTS isn't a hard core Sim, so that group are not present in high numbers in this community.
In this case, the principal appears to be that TCS should not be a user option. It should be implemented only on cars that have it in real life, in exactly the same form as it appears in real life.
Since this game was designed to be accessible to sim beginners, I see no reason not to have some features to help beginners. The game still has modes that offer challenging and rewarding experiences to more advanced players and TCS doesn't detract from this, so I have no feelings that it should be removed.
I never use TC. Tc is in your legTCS (and similar functions) are common place in various race series (sometimes even legally) so that argument is somewhat moot.
Some cars in GT S are borderline impossible without TCS. It definitely slows you down in terms of outright pace, but in certain situations it guarantees you actually complete a lap at all.
That's why I use it.... my controller doesn't have pedalsI never use TC. Tc is in your leg
I never use TC. Tc is in your leg
+1 A like is not NEAR enough for this post. I don't think for a second that it's a coincidence that, when racing gr4, and my race gets ruined, it's a FF car 85% of the time. I also don't think it's realistic that, even with a better drive off the corner in a RWD car,(read gaining time) that a FF car will pull away.I'd like AWD and FF cars unselectable for mixed Gr.4 Daily and Nations races. Not for the META-ness, but for the reasons why Gr.3 are RWD only. Ironically, just like is said in the GT Sport classes video. GR.3 follows the rules of real GT3. So it should be with GR.4.
GR.4 Atenza should be like it's Gr.3 big brother. There's a RWD WRX in BTCC. TT is AWD in real life. Just switch drivelines. Also, ironically, PD saw fit to pit in the RWD Megane. Blah blah blah, whinge whinge whinge, ramble ramble ramble.
The characteristics of those(AWD, FF) cars, really ruin any type of run when using a RWD car.
Haha i didnt know you use ds4 sorry, yea but every week is one or two cars the best. Mount panorama is always FF CuP+1 A like is not NEAR enough for this post. I don't think for a second that it's a coincidence that, when racing gr4, and my race gets ruined, it's a FF car 85% of the time. I also don't think it's realistic that, even with a better drive off the corner in a RWD car,(read gaining time) that a FF car will pull away.
It does - or it does at least as much as Gr.3 does.I'd like AWD and FF cars unselectable for mixed Gr.4 Daily and Nations races. Not for the META-ness, but for the reasons why Gr.3 are RWD only. Ironically, just like is said in the GT Sport classes video. GR.3 follows the rules of real GT3. So it should be with GR.4.
The TT road car is both front and four-wheel drive, but the TT Cup you see in GT Sport is just as front-wheel drive in real life. It was Audi's entry in TCR in 2015 and the regulations require two-wheel drive only.TT is AWD in real life.
I've been racing with a wheel for almost 20 years. I have no problem with ds4 users using TCS. I've known since GT3 that the controller had different car physics than a wheel, and TC makes sense with a controller.Haha i didnt know you use ds4 sorry, yea but every week is one or two cars the best. Mount panorama is always FF CuP
OK, I see. Well I’d say wanting it removed for that reason is taking it a little too far given how it isn’t advantageous and I’m sure there are other small unrealistic things one could cherry pick as well so why target TCS specifically?There's a certain hardcore elitist minority in the userbase of any vaguely sim style game who will insist that any feature or function that doesn't exist in real life shouldn't exist in the game. Fortunately, GTS isn't a hard core Sim, so that group are not present in high numbers in this community.
In this case, the principal appears to be that TCS should not be a user option. It should be implemented only on cars that have it in real life, in exactly the same form as it appears in real life.
Since this game was designed to be accessible to sim beginners, I see no reason not to have some features to help beginners. The game still has modes that offer challenging and rewarding experiences to more advanced players and TCS doesn't detract from this, so I have no feelings that it should be removed.
Trust, I've had my fun with FF cars in mixed Gr.4 racing. Many of my posts on here, show the Scirocket as my go to. When I first bought the game, the Atenza was the one. Then, I discovered the NSX. Today, it's so much of a hinderance. Battling a train of FR & MR cars and then, having to "wait" for an FF to get up to speed. I've had gaps behind dwindle because of it.+1 A like is not NEAR enough for this post. I don't think for a second that it's a coincidence that, when racing gr4, and my race gets ruined, it's a FF car 85% of the time. I also don't think it's realistic that, even with a better drive off the corner in a RWD car,(read gaining time) that a FF car will pull away.
Oh, no doubt, I know the categories. Just using the BTCC car as an example, since PD made many race cars from scratch.It does - or it does at least as much as Gr.3 does.
GT4 regulations are all over the map because they're road cars with enough safety modifications to be race cars, and motorsport-grade components. GT4 includes cars from the 155hp Mazda MX-5 to the 500hp Aston Martin V8 Vantage, and the tiny KTM X-Bow up to the massive Chevrolet Camaro, all equalised so they're about as quick as each other round a given race track.
I'm not actually aware of any GT4-homologated front- or four-wheel drive cars, but they have raced with special dispensation in GT4-type categories against GT4-homologated cars. One example is...
The TT road car is both front and four-wheel drive, but the TT Cup you see in GT Sport is front-wheel drive. It was Audi's entry in TCR in 2015 and the regulations require two-wheel drive only.
It probably wouldn't take a huge effort to dig out another, or a four-wheel drive car, from a series or race with a GT4-type category like the N24, but I'm feeling lazy right now.
The RWD Subaru in BTCC is an odd example given that most BTCC cars are in fact front-wheel drive. BTCC isn't GT4 - it uses a regulation set called NGTC, and cars must use two-wheel drive and their original drivetrain layout. There's an allowance for converting four to two, with transverse-engined cars becoming front-wheel drive and longitudinal-engined cars becoming rear-wheel drive. Subaru and Audi are longitudinal, so they're rear-wheel drive.
OK, I see. Well I’d say wanting it removed for that reason is taking it a little too far given how it isn’t advantageous and I’m sure there are other small unrealistic things one could cherry pick as well so why target TCS specifically?
+1 A like is not NEAR enough for this post. I don't think for a second that it's a coincidence that, when racing gr4, and my race gets ruined, it's a FF car 85% of the time. I also don't think it's realistic that, even with a better drive off the corner in a RWD car,(read gaining time) that a FF car will pull away.
Just got back from the store. I heard a classic old school song in the car. Anyone else remember this jam, from the days of synthesizers and record scratching?
*Fun fact: According to Chris Farley, Herbie Hancock was also an original framer of the US Constitution. 👍
Congratulations! I have stayed away from the mountain all week out of fear of dirtiness. Everyone here tells me how dirty race C is, yet I have run nothing else all week and nearly all clean.You can say your Peter, say your Allan, don't put me up on your bedroom wall. Caaaaaalllll meeeeee, King of the Mountain! Wow what a difference a day makes.
I did my first race at Bathurst for the week a couple of days ago with the <vomit>Mustang. I started P11/15 on a mixed DR/D/C grid. I was holding my own and had by the misfortune of others made up a few places on the first lap. Headed full blast toward the kink at the end of Conrod, I moved over to give room, and as is often the case (this will be the 4th time I think), I moved over just that bit too far, put tyres on the grass, and strait lined the kink through the sand, across the track and into the wall on the other side of the track. The race just went downhill from there on dirty tyres. I finished P13, but only because two cars 🤬 up after The Chase. I didn't do a race report because it was just too pathetic. SR blue, Dr dropped 650.
Tonight, I qualified 1s faster with the GT-R, which is 1s slower than I know I have been able to do with the WRX and Veyron in the past. I look for my name near the bottom. I look up. The shakes kick in and I'm thinking WTF?? Pole?? Really? I run round screaming "The sky is falling! The sky is falling!", then realise I better get back to the controller, the race is about to start.
Autodrive lets go .... on the start/finish strait. FINALLY!!!! Hale:censored:luyah! Pointing in a strait line and not mid frigging corner/chicane/other pointless obstacle for a start position. We go careening towards the dash for crash at T1, but the guy behind me is like 1.5s back, so a bit of wiggle room to make the corner and blast up Mountain Strait. The gap was 2s headed towards The Cutting.
There must have been some biffo behind me because P2 dropped to P3 and the new P2 was 5 and then 7s behind me. Even though I was driving like a nana. I nearly bottled it on the last lap at the end of Conrod. I practically came to a complete stop on the outer edge of the corner ..but kept off the grass! And still a 7s gap
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Wheeeee! That's 4 of my 7 wins at Bathurst on 3 separate weeks.. all Gr4. Missed out on the clean race bonus because I brushed a wall. I'm still kinda shaky, but steady enough to type
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Blue SR. DR up 1.1k. Another day above DR 1
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More repeats oh dearLooks like we got a peek in to our first full week of dailies for 2020 (For the week starting Jan 6th):
Race A: AUTOPOLIS INTERNATIONAL RACING COURSE
4 Laps, Hard Tires.
GR.4 - Specially Provided Car.
Race B: Autodrome Lago Maggiore - GP
4 Laps, Hard Tires.
Gr.3 garage car.
Race C: Nürburgring Nordschleife
2 laps, Sports Hard Tires.
N300 - 1 Make.
Fuel X3, Tires X5.
Not the most exciting races IMO.
Haven't tried the Renault but everyone I've heard from has had issues with it. RCZ has been pretty good for me in terms of tyre wear haven't had any major issues with itIs anyone else finding the tire wear with a DS4 very high?
I tried the Renault and RCZ and by lap 10, my tires are cooked. By the end of the race, the cars are essentially unusable. It's super frustrating.
I use the DS4, and have only tried race C once this week. I used the Genesis, which just got a nice power increase.Is anyone else finding the tire wear with a DS4 very high?
I tried the Renault and RCZ and by lap 10, my tires are cooked. By the end of the race, the cars are essentially unusable. It's super frustrating.
The tires were maybe a bit below 50% at the end. 👍