I got the F-450 and 917LH FEs for my first super wheelspin, if anyone's looking to compare.
OK, I'm gonna break down and ask for hints. Which car and class did you use, please? The BRZ ate up all the other boards (even the Sotoyama ski lift one) but fell well short when I went over the hill so I tried an R-class tune but it had no grip. Maybe I should max it out manually in my garage instead. Tacoma FE was no good for me either.That one's tough. Even while I was actively smashing every board I came across, I'd drive by this one with aon my face. I knew I didn't have a solution. It had me beat. Think this one came last for me.
I think you should definitely consider it. I thought Sotoyama 17 was gonna be like that pylon board in FH5 but with it this turned out to be a breeze, comparatively.
The problem isn't their pace as such, it's that they don't use actual car physics and as a result hit speeds that are impossible in the cars they're using, and even beyond that, to the extent to which their speed might just be borderline possible with a super low grip build, they hit those speeds while still being able to hurtle round corners. So if I change my own build to a super low grip build in a bid to match their impossible speed, I have to slow down a huge amount to take corners, but they match the speed of my super low grip build while still cornering like they're using a high grip build. As an example, I did 2 races of Colossus, and in one where I used the Venom F5, I did 6:04 and 2 AIs were behind me in the Centenario with 6:05. Ahead of me was a Speedtail with 5:59. The fastest AI is ALWAYS 5-7 seconds ahead of me, no matter what car I use or what time I do. I tried the Speedtail myself and there's no way to make that car drive like the 5:59 AI drove it. I had the grippiest widest rear tyres and it still drifts around every corner. It has no option to add rear aero. I did 6:29, but now the Centenario AI does 6:22, not 6:05. It's using the same car at the same PI, and one race 6:05, the next race 6:22 because it simply isn't driving an actual car with actual parameters like we are, instead it's artificially staying around my lap times.According to the latest article from PGG on Forza.net they are apparently working on a fix for the AI, at least regarding their pace. So hopefully it'll get a bit less aggressive as well.
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Here is hoping the expansions are part of the main map.
This is the approach I tried but couldn't find the correct tune.
You're extremely kind, but I was hoping to get over the ski lift pylon rather than crash into it. It's relatively easy with this car.
There's a bugfest thread on the forum full of reports like this.
Thanks.
The blurry face guy? You're probably one of the few people worldwide who knows what he actually looks like now.
I previously had no idea jikō-shiki plates were a real thing but the vehicle art team cerainly did a great job on them.
I confess, I hadn't noticed the Bugfest thread. So thank you for sharing. However, I didn't share this really to report the bug. Instead because of how funny it was that I managed to land precisely where there was a glitched hole on the ground. Sometimes you can be aiming at something for hours on end and never hit it, and sometimes you're not aiming at all and pull the most unbelievable shot.There's a bugfest thread on the forum full of reports like this.
