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I do not have a wheel and I was wondering if there is any possible way for an average level driver to beat the x1 challenge without a wheel and preferably without throwing my controller through the Television as well
There's none.
Did you read the Question? foo! hard work m8.What you talkin' 'bout foo'?
Like some of the replies say, just practice. I have only bronzed 2 so currently trying Suzuka. Will get it someday.
Glad someone can spell practice correctly![]()
Glad someone can spell practice correctly![]()
I actually think this garbage is about as realistic as Need for Speed's Hot Pursuit physics...
Why? It's like an F1 with more downforce and power. Nothing unrealistic about that. An F1 engineer designed it on paper.
Why? It's like an F1 with more downforce and power. Nothing unrealistic about that. An F1 engineer designed it on paper.
Why? It's like an F1 with more downforce and power. Nothing unrealistic about that. An F1 engineer designed it on paper.
What works in paper, doesn't always work in reality. Reality has people with organs that they tend to like to keep in 1 place.
The question is: what is realizable in real life?
The speed on straights, maybe. The speed & uber grip in corners, for sure not.
I would think jetfighter pilots experiment forces much higher than those you would experiment on a X1.
I don't know, but FIA is always trying to slow down F1 cornering abilities. Engineers can go way beyond, if it wasn't for the constant ruling.
I would think jetfighter pilots experiment forces much higher than those you would experiment on a X1.
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