It's not KERS, it just raises the turbo boost and fuel flow to give about 50 extra horsepower while it's engaged. KERS is likely too expensive, complicated, and prone to failure for a spec series.Is anyone using KERS (is that what it's even called?) in Daily Race C? I just do a bit of fuel saving so I only need to change tyres, but then I can't use KERS because it burns fuel so badly. I can still gain quite a few places doing that, but I'm not sure if it would be faster to use it and just refuel.
Well done mate, the first of a few more no doubt!
I picked up my first win of the week.......From pole started on mediums, as little practice before, so wanted to get a good feel ASAP, and went to hards on lap 11 to the chequered.......
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My first race in the SF with this account, so obviously forgot to map the boost button, so had to push that bit harder to keep ahead. Good fun, and looking forward to many more battles this week in C!
I've said for a while that this would be the perfect marriage between the older GT titles and the current Sports Mode.
Correct me if I'm wrong (I haven't played a GT title since GT 3), but didn't you have to pass certain licenses to unlock certain racing series on previous GT titles? Why can't some form of that be implemented to online races/race series on future GT titles?
If you're running low 12's, you're doing something right! I've been running -2 in the races. I find it helps keep the rear behind me when I'm trail braking. My Q is a high 12.4, and my best race lap was a12.3. I've raced 4 or 5 times today on A, and with the exception of the first race, I've been on the podium. 1 win, a couple 2nds and a 3rd, I think. One more like that and I'll be back to A, and SR is back to 99 now. A bit more practice and I'll give C a shot.BB for race a? I ran a low 12 with it at 0.
I got my best lap with -3, but it wasn't that great of a lap. As the week goes on, I'll get it figured out better.BB for race a? I ran a low 12 with it at 0.
I have a hard time really nailing t1. I can never seem to get the trajectory right.
I noticed I was the only player using MT. My TCS3 was active and I used the Overtake button. A few players had no TCS and some didn't use the overtake at all. Especially a player I passed towards the end of the race.
Is using AT the norm? I only have a DS4.
That would have been clever since your were on his left side.... both the Levin and the Trueno are right hand driveOn the 3rd clip, notice how I didn't react? I was was trying to build up my SR after some recent unfortunate incidents.
Had I been at 99, I would have surely caved in his driver-side door.
Neither make any difference on DS4, they control the force feedback response on force feedback wheel / pedal sets.Best DS4 settings on SF19? I'm kind of clueless how the torque and FFB sensitivities work other than what the blurb says on screen.
Best DS4 settings on SF19? I'm kind of clueless how the torque and FFB sensitivities work other than what the blurb says on screen. Been running 1/10 but have been trying different combinations with this beast.
Struggling to get below high 108. And optimal is 108 flat.
Maybe it doesn't matter too much with Q time but I have to expect punt fest in a B lobby so pole would be ideal.
Edit: down to 108.6 with 1/5.
Yes, MT always seems to make a big difference at Tsukuba, and it's really noticeable this time - car hangs on to 3rd gear round some of the corners where you need second. Fortunately there aren't too many gear changes for those that can't usually manage MT!I did quite a few of the race A yesterday at Tsukuba. I noticed there must have been many players using AT as they were changing gear too early on the straights and not revving the car out.
I have found that a small adjustment is necessary after the update. Try coasting when turning in and wait to just past apex to speed up.Tried across the board on the new dailies, but since I'm wearing headphones I can hear the speed scrubbing off in nearly every corner.
Furthest I've been off in Gr3 at any track I've driven.
Then I enter Gr3 and get punted off in the hairpins by the same guy.
He did it to anyone who was near him in those corners.
Might swerve them this week guys. Not sure I can find the speed on the DS4.
I have found that a small adjustment is necessary after the update. Try coasting when turning in and wait to just past apex to speed up.
It definitely makes a huge difference if you're using mini-stick or motion steer. Not sure about d-pad steering. With the slider all the way to the right the car steering very closely follows the actual controller inputs. With the slider all the way left the game will eventually match the controller inputs but builds up to them slowly.Only the sensitivity makes a difference and I'm not convinced it's a huge influence though I should probably put some more time and effort into testing it.
Tough to say how far back you should be, best to play around with it and get a feel for it. Although it should be mentioned that you burn more fuel when it's activated.
It doesn't work like DRS does, there's no specific requirement needed to activate it, you can use it any time during the race.
You need to hold it.. It'll be active for the duration of time you hold the button (remember to map to butoon in the settings)
Yes there's a limit as to how much you can use it... It's displayed somewhere on the bottom of your HUD.. Should be easy to spot it
This may never happen again, but after almost 400 races, thanks to one make hatchbacks and a simple track, I won one! hehView attachment 917883
It definitely makes a huge difference if you're using mini-stick or motion steer. Not sure about d-pad steering. With the slider all the way to the right the car steering very closely follows the actual controller inputs. With the slider all the way left the game will eventually match the controller inputs but builds up to them slowly.
If you're not accustomed to making gradual inputs, having the slider to the left will compensate for hamfisted "slam it to full lock" inputs that would otherwise overwhelm the front tyres, but will make steering response in tight chicanes too slow and may make it difficult to correct oversteer if you have stability control and countersteer assistance turned off. If you're good at making smooth gradual inputs on the controller when required, moving the slider to the right will give you more precise control (after a short adjustment period).
Fair enough. I found increasing the sensitivity (moving slider right) did make a difference, a little slower in the short term but after a few days adjustment quite a bit faster. Takes a little experimentation to work out how far right is best for one's current skill level.What I meant was I've not seen a significant difference in lap time.
Fair enough. I found increasing the sensitivity (moving slider right) did make a difference, a little slower in the short term but after a few days adjustment quite a bit faster. Takes a little experimentation to work out how far right is best for one's current skill level.