It is not that bad at Tokyo WTC600, since tire wear on sports hards is somewhat tame. But yeah Le Mans with worn rear tires, I spun myself 2-3 times when the rears died 😅 Tough with the high tire wear there, car is very fast though and good fuel consumption so an easy win even on hardest difficulty.
It's not even worn tires. The thing struggles at braking from high speed, I guess because of the lack of downforce. I get anxiety everytime at Mulsanne straight approaching the chicanes and the final corner.
No, not at all. A wheel provides more than just a way to steer - you also get force feedback from the car that tells you what it's doing, and the pedals give you a completely different experience in throttle/brake control than the triggers do. You're also planted unlike motion controls.
Try this tune:
www.gtplanet.net
It felt awkward the first day. Pretty good the next few days and then it just evolved to feel like second nature.
Little known fact. @hyperspeed980 is one of the founding members of Honda Jet, and he's probably testing if his 272 flies there, too.
Wait so you're complaining about missing the birthday bonus car in a game that you don't even own?I don’t think I’ll be able to get a PS5 in that time nor be able to visit my friend who has the PS5 with my GT7 profile on it.
My PS4 has kinda been optimized and maximized with things I don’t really want to delete at this point, so I’m not really interested in getting the PS4 version.
It’s a slight bummer but in the grand scheme of things not that big of a deal, I haven’t had access to GT7 since I moved in early August.
If I can get up in the morning without my children waking me I consider that a very precious gift 🤣If I get up in the morning without any new pains, I consider that a gift.
It’s my anniversary edition disk copy of the game that I was sharing with my housemate who owned the PS5 (who we also shared with two other housemates), he never purchased a new copy of the game for himself, and we aren’t available till Sebring weekend to hang out.
Thank you! Now the car feels just the way I want it.
Driving the slower class in multiclass races breaks the AI a bit, as the front runners (the faster class) drive a ton slower so you can "keep up" (which you never will as they're in a faster class).
Try it on smaller track like High Speed Ring then (it's a blast as WEC racetrack by the way) and you will see that group 1 cars will definately lap you
Offcourse set them on Hard and with Boost set on Weak. This boost setting actually works like no boost and AI perform better with it.
