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TUNING PERMITTED!Gr.1 at Laguna Seca sounds like an absolute ********. Imagine the first corner. No thanks.
(can I crank up my downforce to 300%?!?)
TUNING PERMITTED!Gr.1 at Laguna Seca sounds like an absolute ********. Imagine the first corner. No thanks.
TUNING PERMITTED!
(can I crank up my downforce to 300%?!?)
Shoot, read that wrong... in any case, T1 (or official "T2" ?!?) at Laguna in Gr1 cars is going to be tricky, for sure. And no amount of physically possible downforce would save you from what some of us will endure, I am certain!Not for that race. Only the Greddy Fugu Z and F1500 rounds permit tuning.
Not for that race. Only the Greddy Fugu Z and F1500 rounds permit tuning.
Ah, then I'll definitely skip that round with the F1500T-A, then, as I really wish they'd both fix the bugs with tuning (e.g. reverse rake exploit) and explain the settings better. I'll have to wait for the next game to see if they address those issues, too. I know I can always look online for guides, but that should not be necessary.Gr.1 at Laguna Seca sounds like qualifying will be everything, but the available and required types opens up some strategy options.
The F1500 at St. Croix sounds really interesting. The F1 YouTube channel showed two of Nikki Laudas last races this week so I'm kinda in the mood for that. Grid start too for full F1 authenticity. The only downer for me is tuning is allowed for that one and I don't have a clue, but I'm sure people will be sharing their tunes around here.
How am I supposed to counter somebody else's strategy if I, by the nature of the game, don't know what they're doing?
New calendar looks really good tbh well done PD. Also definitely swapping manufacturer and considering Either Aston Martin, Jaguar, Ferrari or something boring like Porsche (sorry if you're with Porsche). Any advice on Ferrari post updated from those who have picked them?
Is it similar to the tune you used for it in GT6 (well, the actual Lotus verion anyway)? If it is, that might mean my tune for the Lotus 98T will work too, and I remember it pretty well.Wicked! I’ve got a sweet tune for the F1500!![]()
I had a great opportunity to win 2nd split last night, but it was taken away by the penalty system getting it wrong. The driver I was fighting for the lead threw a late block on me at turn 6, when that happened I rubbed his bumper and got a 2 second penalty. That 2 second penalty cost me 5 seconds of track time and made me fall from 2nd to 7th. Thankfully I made it back to 3rd for the finish. I'm usually pretty chill, but I had such a disastrous evening the night before in the Miata races that I was really focusing on every position to get the DR back that l lost.
Don't get me started on the Spec Miata races. I qualified no better than 15th in every slot, just from bad luck. I almost changed my name after the races, because I did so bad.I would cleanly make up many positions just to get killed from behind. It was still fun.....you can't beat slow cars on crappy tires.
It was good to race with @Pigems and @The359 last night. Pigems, I saw you and the red Acura make love after Coca Cola, it was fun watching you all go at it, but I was a bit frustrated after leaving the pits on brand new softs and get stuck in all that traffic.
Last night's Manu fight, the block/penalty fiasco starts around the 16:40 mark.
Tuesday night's only good Miata race. It was a fun climb through the field.
See you all on track soon!
Need to upvote this more. Car isnt awful, but just seems to be mid pack at everything, but terrible to recover from any mistakes at all. Even though they are pretty similar I have been beaten routinely by Astons driven by guys I am able to race and beat in the dailies. And they are complaining about having a terrible race while trouncing me.saw a lot of complaints about the Jaguars being very slow on this forum so suggest to re-consider that option?
I agree, and it's the same in Manufacturers where 4 of the rounds look like no stoppers.
The Nations combos at least are fairly unique but I do prefer races with strategy options. This next stage has a lot of sprint races.
While I concur that there's no need to bother with the Atenza Gr.4 ever, I'm not sure how the Gr.3 RX-Vision changes that in any way.With that RX-V debut, good-byyyyeee GR.4 Atenza. Why even bother? It'll be such a let down hearing that rotary scream for 30 minute races and then, jumping in the buzzer beater 4.
Is it similar to the tune you used for it in GT6 (well, the actual Lotus verion anyway)? If it is, that might mean my tune for the Lotus 98T will work too, and I remember it pretty well.
The difference in sound between the two, is mainly what I'm expressing/stressing. Plus, having a "GT3" coupe and then not having the same type of car for GR.4, when there's literally potential right there, puts me off driving the sedan.While I concur that there's no need to bother with the Atenza Gr.4 ever, I'm not sure how the Gr.3 RX-Vision changes that in any way.
Having a decent car that can do well most of time in Gr.3, and a fat, pointless sack of **** in Gr.4 is what puts me off driving the Gr.4 Atenza.The difference in sound between the two, is mainly what I'm expressing/stressing. Plus, having a "GT3" coupe and then not having the same type of car for GR.4, when there's literally potential right there, puts me off driving the sedan.
Having a decent car that can do well most of time in Gr.3, and a fat, pointless sack of **** in Gr.4 is what puts me off driving the Gr.4 Atenza.
Do any Manus have 2 good cars?
I think VW actually does. If you can handle the GTI in GR. 3. The Scirocco benefits from the FF boost but seems to be a forgotten solid car.Do any Manus have 2 good cars?
They are highlighted. In race details, on the gran Turismo webpage, on the loading screen for the race....Lots of people getting penalties for not using all of the tyres it seems. Most of these people seem unaware of the requirements until they are pointed out. Maybe they should be highlighted or featured somehow so drivers are fully aware! Having said this, I am not sure it matters too much as most of the drivers affected are not interested in gaining points, etc.
Porsche, Mercedes, Toyota, and to a lesser extent Ford and Aston Martin.Do any Manus have 2 good cars?
I had a great opportunity to win 2nd split last night, but it was taken away by the penalty system getting it wrong. The driver I was fighting for the lead threw a late block on me at turn 6, when that happened I rubbed his bumper and got a 2 second penalty. That 2 second penalty cost me 5 seconds of track time and made me fall from 2nd to 7th. Thankfully I made it back to 3rd for the finish. I'm usually pretty chill, but I had such a disastrous evening the night before in the Miata races that I was really focusing on every position to get the DR back that l lost.
Don't get me started on the Spec Miata races. I qualified no better than 15th in every slot, just from bad luck. I almost changed my name after the races, because I did so bad.I would cleanly make up many positions just to get killed from behind. It was still fun.....you can't beat slow cars on crappy tires.
It was good to race with @Pigems and @The359 last night. Pigems, I saw you and the red Acura make love after Coca Cola, it was fun watching you all go at it, but I was a bit frustrated after leaving the pits on brand new softs and get stuck in all that traffic.
It's not totally pointless...it gives those of us in the Jag and 'Vette Gr. 4 cars a chance to actually finish ahead of something...Having a decent car that can do well most of time in Gr.3, and a fat, pointless sack of **** in Gr.4 is what puts me off driving the Gr.4 Atenza.
I believe in most of my Manu races, there's been at least 1 Porsche on the Podium. They're not Metas, but they're almost always a top choice and a great option for people who don't want to use Metas in Daily or Nations races.Wouldn't Porsche be one of them? Like, I don't think they're meta at any track, but they're also not bad at any track either (at least, I think, I've had good success with Porsche in my lower A class races and I know they're a "safe" choice).
It's not totally pointless...it gives those of us in the Jag and 'Vette Gr. 4 cars a chance to actually finish ahead of something...
I’ve found them to be really versatile. Just when I think it isn’t going to be a good car at a given track, it goes and surprises me. I also think that as you adapt to the way they drive, there is always an extra tenth to get because you can’t overdrive the car by nature. So I think it’s a great car to start out with and one that you can grow into as you get better. On Gr3 tracks, I try the META each time, but I come back to the RSR. Some of that is because I’m comfortable but I also think it’s because at a 70ish K’ speed score type driver, what I leave on the table is bigger than the difference in any given ultimate speed difference between any given META and either Porsche… and the car really does reward improvement with pace, without relying on any weird tactics to get that additional speed.It's not totally pointless...it gives those of us in the Jag and 'Vette Gr. 4 cars a chance to actually finish ahead of something...
I believe in most of my Manu races, there's been at least 1 Porsche on the Podium. They're not Metas, but they're almost always a top choice and a great option for people who don't want to use Metas in Daily or Nations races.
It's not totally pointless...it gives those of us in the Jag and 'Vette Gr. 4 cars a chance to actually finish ahead of something...![]()