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- otakukid965
Some people like me can't remember braking zones. I can overtake cleanly and know when to back off, but don't always know when to brake.
I made this on account that the 'real' grip setting should be called reduced grip setting, As I've driven many different cars at speeds from 1mph to over 100mph in all conditions from bone dry to ice and snow... and if real tyres gripped like GT5 claims we'd all be dead really quickly!
I made this on account that the 'real' grip setting should be called reduced grip setting, As I've driven many different cars at speeds from 1mph to over 100mph in all conditions from bone dry to ice and snow... and if real tyres gripped like GT5 claims we'd all be dead really quickly!
I ignore it until I see the solid red line.This is a little off topic here but: The problem with racing other people with the driving line is that people's eyes will be drawn to the line instead of what's going on around them. To race against other people you need to know the venue or slow down until you learn it. Keeping eyes on where one is going and having enough mental reserve to keep competition in mind is more helpful than the driving line.
I can't really be expected to learn the brake zone for all the tracks in the game, plus, even though my eyes are keen enough to notice small changes, I can't pick that flashing most of the time.so then two simple solutions:
1. learn the barking zones.
OR
2. Pay attention to the flashing gear indicator to know when to slow down.
Not that hard.
Having had enough of Kaz's evasiveness I decided to go get some answers myself from the man. Locating him finally, I started to fire the usual questions at him. He stood there, inscrutable as always and never gave me a proper answer. Because this, because that.
Because Kaz! I told him.
Uh uh, he said. C'mon Kaz, Answers! I demanded. Nothing doing.
Forget huffing and puffing, I told him. Why don't we get what we want?
Oh! Puh-leeese! I told him. Don't blame Forza. What is the truth? No more going around in circles. Why are you like this?
He was starting to get nervous, looking shifty as hell. I knew I was going to get a solid answer from him soon. Finally he came out with it.
Damn you, Kaz! I yelled, I've had enough of your bloody Skylines. Why are you punishing us?? Why? Why?
He finally looks me in the eye - yeah, that look - that one - and he finally tells me:
What?! I scream. You blame us now?
But he doesn't say anymore. He is starting to look real furtive now. This is Curious Kaz at his most inscrutable.
Out with it! I demand. I want the truth, now. There has to be a reason for all this uproar you are causing at GTPlanet.
He lit another cigarette, and squinted at me through the smoke, and I saw the look in his eyes when he finally gave me the real reason why he is punishing us.
Credits to Matty, RACECAR, and Daan for the evolution of this meme. I give you Curious Kaz - the man with all the answers.
It was written like a story/review. Nice! 👍
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This is a little off topic here but: The problem with racing other people with the driving line is that people's eyes will be drawn to the line instead of what's going on around them. To race against other people you need to know the venue or slow down until you learn it. Keeping eyes on where one is going and having enough mental reserve to keep competition in mind is more helpful than the driving line.
photonrider
DK
Generally they first make some remark ,which I can't understand, about how because I'm English I can't race NASCARS... then when I beat them I'm accused of hacking and kicked...
