Nightwing24
(Banned)
- 238

- United States
I believe the crux of your issue is unrealistic expectations. Your goal whether you realize it or not is to be in the top fraction of percentage of driver in Gran Turismo referred to in sim racing as aliens for a reason.I found out that only B and A rating people are eligible to go to the finals and show down making my entries to the seasons in C class moot and 2 years of time wasted.
I'm just really disheartened. I've loved this game and have always wanted to be a race car driver or drive on a real track, and I take this game seriously.
It just pains me that I may just have to give up on my dream of even proving that I'm a great driver because there is so many people out there that don't care and are only in the race to keep people like me from advancing and gaining points.
Racing in sims is their profession. They train racing 30-60 hours per week racing in game as a job to keep their skills up for these tournaments. They also mostly began as children and have been racing karts and sim racing decades longer than 2 years seriously.
Just adjust your expectations. You can still do it. Equipment isn’t a replacement for skill and practice even if it helps with precision. The sacrifices you make in your personal life for training in sim racing will equal improvement in performance.
As to your driver rating, it’s solely based upon where you finish. I would advise using the same tactics real racers do and keep practicing the track to get the best qualifying time, then race in the front of the pack. With time and more experience you will develop the skills to avoid all the dirty drivers online and be finishing top, and increasing your DR. If you don’t plan and practice for a race you are winging it and unprepared for said race.