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You might find my earlier post interesting, if you're calibrating around that info:Top man, thank you.
https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/threads/2020-fia-series-race-discussion.376323/page-90#post-13183060
You might find my earlier post interesting, if you're calibrating around that info:Top man, thank you.
Off the throttle and gear changes help with rotation. First hairpin for example, there are two shadows before the 100m board, brake ON the first one, come all the way down to 1st gear then as you start to turn in flick it up to 2nd but don't accelerate, might take a little getting used to but it seems to help me round. Also accelerating out of those hairpins the outside kerbs are treacherous if you have any kind of steering angle on - but I'd imagine you've already found that out!Any tips on driving the X2019? When I brake, the way I've been releasing the brakes/trail braking in other cars to help the car rotate into/ease into a corner doesn't really work with the X2019, it seems like, from watching the top replays and seeing some people in a test lobby, it's more about getting off the throttle for rotation and only trail braking if you're not trying to induce any rotation?
Is it possible to do cross platform just for the FIA races? Forget the logic about Sport Mode Daily races, Lobbys, etc. I'm just saying, is it possible to just have servers dedicated for PS4 & PS5 for stand alone FIA races?I find it interesting how this next FIA series will be going into 2021. Not a good chance of GT7 coming out this year looking at this.
I found for the hairpin corners, which I assume you’re probably having some issues, braking earlier than you’d think and coasting until mid corner works.
Due to the cars quick buildup of power, they will push on exit if you get on full throttle too early. Really down to a bad default diff setting than anything.
Off the throttle and gear changes help with rotation. First hairpin for example, there are two shadows before the 100m board, brake ON the first one, come all the way down to 1st gear then as you start to turn in flick it up to 2nd but don't accelerate, might take a little getting used to but it seems to help me round. Also accelerating out of those hairpins the outside kerbs are treacherous if you have any kind of steering angle on - but I'd imagine you've already found that out!
Is it possible to do cross platform just for the FIA races? Forget the logic about Sport Mode Daily races, Lobbys, etc. I'm just saying, is it possible to just have servers dedicated for PS4 & PS5 for stand alone FIA races?
Does that even the field though? If everyone are using the same physics build? Similar to GT Academy builds. Also, the stand alone Japan only events builds.Gonna be practicing here in a little bit, but in case anyone else has already figured this out, what seems to be the strategy for Manufacturer's? The Mediums can't be viable all race with x8 tire wear so it's probably going to be a clear-cut 1 stop, right?
Thanks for the advice! Yeah, definitely not used to driving super high downforce cars with a ton of power, so it's gonna take some getting used to. I'm just hoping a lot of other people are in the same boat so I'm not completely outclassed tomorrow lol.
I personally hope that doesn't happen, even if it means splintering the FIA player base, because that means it restricts the FIA races to the tracks and cars available in GT Sport only to keep it fair. Plus, that would be either GT7's physics can't change from GT Sport, or the FIA races will have a different physics model from the rest of the game which would be like trying to play two different games depending on what mode you're in.
I was able to do 10 laps in the Porsche.Regarding this Saturday's Manufacturers Series round, how many laps do you think I could go on Tokyo South before I have to pit? Will I need to pit more than once?
Brings up a point: one of the things that drives me crazy about the way people race in GT Sport, at least at any level below A+, is how people move under braking to cover the apex, when a legitimate passing opportunity exists. (Not a dive-bomb). It is why Red Bull Ring is nearly un-raceable, and why the Porsche 911 RSR isn't very effective at HP tracks-- it's advantage is the best brakes in the field, but when people move under braking, it negates the opportunity to battle fairly with it.
The only chance I'd have at Tokyo is to slipstream and pass at the last hairpin, and possibly also the first one (though that is more of a sweeper at the apex). But I am certain, like always, that people will move under braking and invite contact, and with the penalty system as it is, and the carnage that can happen when that happens (you wouldn't dare do it IRL because: injury and damage and $$ and actual stewards), there is no chance for an underpowered car, even with the best brakes in the field.
Does trail braking constitute "moving under braking," or is it more of a move from the outside to the inside line in the braking zone/trying to cover as many lines as possible?
The bigger issue seems that people don’t seem to realize is lap times and time gaps. They haven’t yet come to the conclusion that someone who closes a 4 second gap, when you haven’t made a mistake, is likely faster and holding them off will only slow you both down. Or, that someone who was 10 seconds ahead and got shoved off that you are trying to pass will likely be gone again in a lap or two if they get a chance to gather it up.
Are you sure this isnt one of the drivers from your race?Holy smokes and gee whiz!
I really tried to avoid contact. But man, I was B/C, a couple players normally A/S were C/D. One said they went from 70000 to 36000 in one race.
Anyway, I qualy on RH to see the pace. I'm 1.919 from pole. That's 8th.
Good start. I make it up to 6th behind a friendly Daily player. Behind me is mayhem. I think 4th jump started. That messed up everyin behind me on the right hand side.
I had a gap behind of about 3 seconds by T2. I slow right down as we're taking it easy. I should have hit Pause. I get smashed by a fist fill of cars. Again, getting hit all the way from there to the bell tower. No penalties for me. Last place.
Pit Lap1. Still last place. Top up fuel and switch to RM. Ran those to Lap 14. 27seconds for every one of those laps.
Switch to RS. I'm up to 7th. First five laps are 26seconds. Cars ahead are pitting. I move up to 3rd. P2 goes wide at T2. Gives me room to pass. With 3 or 4 to go, P1 pits for RS!
Pass P1 down pit straight. Times drop to 25seconds for the remaining laps
Something happens to the pole sitter as they are at the bottom of the 10.
36 points. Wow. Up to B/A.
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But wait, there's more...Are you sure this isnt one of the drivers from your race?
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I cant believe you and shark are down that low. Scary the number of good players getting resets these days and the types of players I am seeing in top SR lobbies.
Tense race at Tokyo as I pulled out a 2.5 second lead by lap 14 before my tyres started wearing, and second and third caught me on the penultimate lap.
I just winged Nations and Manu.So between you and @05XR8 I am getting all scrambled, is this a 1 stop or no stop? Or do you just wing it?
Manu I stopped, tyres only. DBR9 stops turning in after about 9 - 10 laps. Some didn't stop.So between you and @05XR8 I am getting all scrambled, is this a 1 stop or no stop? Or do you just wing it?
I've got the jag so probably in that situation as well. Will just have to seeManu I stopped, tyres only. DBR9 stops turning in after about 9 - 10 laps. Some didn't stop.
So between you and @05XR8 I am getting all scrambled, is this a 1 stop or no stop? Or do you just wing it?