If people want to exact revenge, especially over a long period of time, it just shows how sad and childish humanity is. It is a bit like assuming guilt until innocence is proven.
I identify the mistakes I make, and try to learn from them.
I’m glad that wasn’t me. I would chase you down and punt you.
Hope the group 1 race was fun.
Here is my race from the Dragon Trail Gardens gr4. I got to S SR rating, Got to a B in my DR but have dropped to a D now. I have only been on Gtsport for 2 weeks now. I never intend to drive dirty or get revenge or anything but I can't control my poor driving sometimes. I never apologise, when it comes to racing, because I never do anything intentionally
Hope the group 1 race was fun.
Here is my race from the Dragon Trail Gardens gr4. I got to S SR rating, Got to a B in my DR but have dropped to a D now. I have only been on Gtsport for 2 weeks now. I never intend to drive dirty or get revenge or anything but I can't control my poor driving sometimes. I never apologise, when it comes to racing, because I never do anything intentionally
Just because you didn’t mess up or mess someone else up one purpose, doesn’t mean it wasn’t your fault, an apology goes a loooong way to not having that person run you off the track in the next race your in with them. Don’t be so ignorant man, be a man, admit your mistakes, apologize for them and more importantly, Learn from them.
Maybe also "identify" the mistake for the person who was screwed over by it and likely has no idea he was raced in such a way. Typically apologizing identifies and explains it fairly simply.
If you ruin someones race, even by accident, you are the guilty party.
It’s a small community if you play this game enough. Even within a single race you will encounter the same driver more than once. Pass them clean the first time, and when they are on worn tires or a different strategy they’ll be more inclined to let you by as to not slow the both of you down. Make a rough or questionable pass and they’ll be less inclined...multiply that out times hundreds of hours playing and there will be drivers on the track that know you, and know whether you play fair or not. Call it revenge, call it eye for an eye, but you are crafting your own race environment with your etiquette or lack thereof.
Not sure if a pass was clean and fair? Go back and watch it from their POV. Relive the moment from their wheel. Adjust future pass attempts based on insights gained. This applies whether you are the passer or the passee. Before getting angry at someone, check the replay and you might find the driver was bumped into you by someone else.
Exactly. People tend to remember courtesy given and usually return back when necessary.
Perspective is everything. You may be having fun, but shunting people through your own mistakes and then ignoring the person you've faulted is not going to leave them having any fun. Someone who refuses to apologize probably shouldn't be discussing the problems of humanity.
What difference does it make if it's online? You do realize it is other people you are messing up, not computers, right?
No one is telling you to not race online. We're saying don't be rude to others who are alsp trying to have fun online.
They seem to indicate that they're new to this game, so their behavior (inconsistent lines and braking, not adjusting driving behavior to account for cars around them, excessive downshifting, etc.) could be explained as just getting to terms with the game. I totally believe them when they say they didn't do any of that on purpose. That being said, they definitely do owe some apologies for all that contact, and should probably just practice racing the AI cleanly (or at least limiting themselves to player lobbies and staying out of Sport Mode until they get a bit more practice).Holy ****balls. I mean... holy... actual ****balls.
Every single one of those contacts looks totally deliberate. That first one at the hairpin, where you jumped onto the throttle before the car was even close to pointing down the track and just ploughed into the side of the Mustang was incredible - odd that you didn't do the same thing any other time at that corner. Then when you hit the Corvette it looked exactly like you shortcut the track on purpose just so you could hit him effectively. And that late brake to bunt the Mustang (again) into the barriers at the final corner was just a peach. I am incredibly unsurprised that the Mustang sought revenge - and you're at S for Sportsmanship? Really?
What's with the weird excessive downshifting?
Its only 15 laps, so you should be able to do 7 laps on soft and 7 on medium and only one on Hard. @Mistah_MCA is doing a great guide with strategy on Youtube. The key is a minimum amount of laps on the hard tires.
... and should probably just practice racing the AI cleanly (or at least limiting themselves to player lobbies and staying out of Sport Mode until they get a bit more practice).
I've been playing Gran Turismo since the 3rd iteration, and still when I bought this game, I didn't race online until I'd done all the Driving Challenge (or whatever they're called) levels and gotten gold in all of them (it only took a day or 2), just so I could get used to the different physics.And therein lies a big problem with GT Sport (and most driving games) - nothing stops you getting right in there with cars you can't handle properly. And I don't speak with any sense of being an expert driver, that's for sure! GT Sport lacks a progression system where you have to qualify to race more powerful or hard to control cars, so self-control is required whilst learning. That's what offline racing or beginner level lobbies ought to be used for.
feel sorry for you. almost looks like the server problems we had in Europe a few races ago shifted to your area. I Recently qualified second in Willow Springs when the game froze and same issue again in Autopolis. Hope you will get another chance today! good luck!!!Oh, this is unbelievable! I just managed to start my final hotlap with 1s on the clock after fuel burning, went from P16 to P13 at the line and the game has frozen as soon as the FIA fanfare begins!!!🤬🤬🤬
2 race starts lost tonight!👎
could you perhaps start with hards and then pit at the end of lap one? will the game allow it?
You most certainly can. 👍
might be an option then. ..only 1 lap of mayhem and then relative peace?
I am on duty till 2200 hrs tomorrow, expect to be home around 2230 so only got 1 chance at Laguna Seca. fingers crossed!!!
thanks for your reply
Thanks. I am actually in Europe (well, I am, even if my country isn't anymorefeel sorry for you. almost looks like the server problems we had in Europe a few races ago shifted to your area. I Recently qualified second in Willow Springs when the game froze and same issue again in Autopolis. Hope you will get another chance today! good luck!!!
Yes, here are the strategies that @Mistah_MCA shared.could you perhaps start with hards and then pit at the end of lap one? will the game allow it?
Sure, you should follow @Mistah_MCA . The videos are very very helpful.Thanks, that's helpfull!
To help build a gap. That's the only reason I can think of. The winner in my race, had enough gap to cars behind, from T1 & T2 congestion. Switched tyres three times. RS/RM/RH/RS.Why are people using the soft tyre compound in the Gr.1 Nations Cup Race? You're only required to use Hard and Medium.
Question, if you qualify poorly, and your slot is before the start/finish, can you pit on lap 15 for hards, then cross the finish line in the pits? Laguna has a very long pit road.