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I haven't been playing much so was quite pleased to get the chance last night. I decided to try the 750 in the Viper SRT10. Had a quick tune and did about 15 practice laps to get the feel for braking points and how the car handled (first time in it).
Since I was up to the full 750 I started every race in the back half of the grid. This caused absolute mayhem in the first corner. Whilst I would be judging my braking by the guy in front and making sure I didn't hit him, I would get rammed from the back by some guy who didn't even realise he had brakes. Out of about 5 races I ended up in the sand 100m past the run off three times because of this.
It didn't get any better as the laps went on either, everyone seemed to be quite content with flying in from 50m back and bouncing off the inside of your car (especially at the chicane).
I lost about 20s on every race due to spending time in the sand trap.
The Viper was an awesome car to drive, really fun. Wish I'd tried it earlier, but on Fuji it just seems completely out of place. I could keep up with most in GTRs even with limited practice, but as soon as you're nudged you end up upside down in a barrier on fire - as oppose to the slight understeer you get in a 4wd.
As far as I can see RWD can not compete at Fuji without serious risk of every race being ruined by some nob with no regard for sportsmanship.
Since I was up to the full 750 I started every race in the back half of the grid. This caused absolute mayhem in the first corner. Whilst I would be judging my braking by the guy in front and making sure I didn't hit him, I would get rammed from the back by some guy who didn't even realise he had brakes. Out of about 5 races I ended up in the sand 100m past the run off three times because of this.
It didn't get any better as the laps went on either, everyone seemed to be quite content with flying in from 50m back and bouncing off the inside of your car (especially at the chicane).
I lost about 20s on every race due to spending time in the sand trap.
The Viper was an awesome car to drive, really fun. Wish I'd tried it earlier, but on Fuji it just seems completely out of place. I could keep up with most in GTRs even with limited practice, but as soon as you're nudged you end up upside down in a barrier on fire - as oppose to the slight understeer you get in a 4wd.
As far as I can see RWD can not compete at Fuji without serious risk of every race being ruined by some nob with no regard for sportsmanship.