Ghosted Cars - Draft Effects on and from Ghosted Cars!!!

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Guys...



Does anyone knows or felt that if a car his ghosted:


a) It stops causing draft effect to the non-ghosted car behind? (that would make the acceleration of the car behind drop slightly... would ´nt it??)

b) Once overlapped, it must return to "solid" and so... it immediately will get the draft effect form the car that has just passed by.. and may use it in his benefit??


Any one knows something about this???
 
A) No it doesn't stop the draft effect. I used this mechanic to some extent at an endurance where I was using the slipstream of a lapped car to make my last stint last to the end of the race

B) I don't get the question
 
Alpha Cipher
A) No it doesn't stop the draft effect. I used this mechanic to some extent at an endurance where I was using the slipstream of a lapped car to make my last stint last to the end of the race

B) I don't get the question
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B) .. is about the Ghosted car... as it will became "solid" (stop being a "ghost" ... ) wil it feel the stream coming form our car right after we overlap it??

That was a great and intelligent move! use the slipstream to help you get to the finish line! :) Great idea! :)
 
Mirror_man
B) .. is about the Ghosted car... as it will became "solid" (stop being a "ghost" ... ) wil it feel the stream coming form our car right after we overlap it??

That was a great and intelligent move! use the slipstream to help you get to the finish line! :) Great idea! :)
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Ahh, for B, yes it will immediately get the draft effect the moment there's no more overlap between the two cars

Yeah and it's also fun to do :lol:
 
A) Ghosted cars have slipstream just like solid cars.

B) Irrelevant because of A
 
Alpha Cipher
A) No it doesn't stop the draft effect. I used this mechanic to some extent at an endurance where I was using the slipstream of a lapped car to make my last stint last to the end of the race

B) I don't get the question
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I will confirm this as I watched him do it in that endurance race.. It was a brilliant move that paid off greatly.
 
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