yeah agree, there must be a simple solution to this, if you are behind a car and make contact as you pass on the inside then it’s a pen. They must have sophisticated enough AI to work our proper racing line and if the outside turned in. AI can literally build you a website so I’m sure it can trace the intended trajectory of an imaginary car!45's is hustling man, cannot get close to that. They see it as fair because they are not penalised, with Ai this and Ai that, PD has no excuses, fix the problem.
Here's the win, not the most interesting but adding it here as you can see the type of BS i've been dealing with in B lobbies. I just don't get it, guy started P6 was LIGHTENING fast but chose conflict at every opportunity, he had the pace to win. Even being selfish, once he barged past me, he reeled in p1, who I fought long and hard the race before and lost by 3 tenths, in no time. He could have cleanly passed but decided to be a total turd. Idiots.
You naughty naughty boy 😂😂😂On the topic of penalties, I've been exclusively racing the Civics so far this week and not a whiff of a penalty for ANY contact, yet.
Side-slamming until your opponent leaves the circuit, sometimes spinning. Nothing.
Punting at the hairpin, full rear contact, occasionally resulting in a snooker plant into a third party. Nothing.
Understeering an innocent bystander into the dirt though the Esses because you got too excited trying to overtake someone (which is already a bad idea on paper). Nothing.
I'm beginning to wonder what one has to do to actually get penalised.
(Oh wait, I know. 0.5 seconds for cutting Degner two by 3 pixels. How dare I)
Almost all the liveries I steal are legit, as is this one. It's from Australian GT racing. Young lady in question was once a professional driver, got her big break at the annual 1000 as teammate to Simona de Silvestro (who went on to race in Supercars and Indycar full time) but she binned the car in qualifying I think, or very early in the race. Her career never recovered so she moved onto OF and makes a good living apparently. As you can see, still dabbles in pro/am events.There is "NSFW" and then there is "NN's Content at onlyfriends" 🥵
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You will get DR from the people you finish in front of and lose it to the people you finish behind.Question regarding rank progression. Does your rank increase more if you win a race C Vs winning a race A or B? Since in race C for this week especially the total race time is significantly longer than B. If not I may as well spam race A over and over.
Also the game seems less stable than it used to be. Several times I've tried to load someone’s ghost car and it gets stuck on 0% and I have to force close the game. Then when I was waiting for a race B to start, it half loaded the start grid then completely froze and I missed the race and had to force close again
They see it as fair because in real life it's being ruled as fair. It's how passing is done 99% of the time in F1, about 90% of the time in Indycar, about 80-90% of the time on Road/Street circuits in NASCAR. Even WEC/IMSA sees that happen more often than it doesn't. Get inside just enough to "claim space" (curse whomever it was that said always gotta leave space) and then shove the outside car off line so the inside car can pass.45's is hustling man, cannot get close to that. They see it as fair because they are not penalised, with Ai this and Ai that, PD has no excuses, fix the problem.






I styled my R8 GT 3 (older model ) and the Jaguar GT3 like this. Not an exact replica. Your Ferrari really looks awesome; on the screenshot i thought for a split second it's a hyper car.Almost all the liveries I steal are legit, as is this one. It's from Australian GT racing. Young lady in question was once a professional driver, got her big break at the annual 1000 as teammate to Simona de Silvestro (who went on to race in Supercars and Indycar full time) but she binned the car in qualifying I think, or very early in the race. Her career never recovered so she moved onto OF and makes a good living apparently. As you can see, still dabbles in pro/am events.
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My new QT did not get me any further up the grid, it actually plonked me in top split with Kizzi and the rest of the aliens leaving me in P9-P12.Just stuck 45 mins into quali and shaved 2 and a half tenths off my QT and anuck into the 45.5’s this evening so hopefully have myself starting a bit further up the pack than last night.
This is such an annoying habit and the worst thing is that the guys doing to diving and pushing wide see it as a completely fair way to race!
I kindly disagree with that for two reasons:They see it as fair because in real life it's being ruled as fair. It's how passing is done 99% of the time in F1, about 90% of the time in Indycar, about 80-90% of the time on Road/Street circuits in NASCAR. Even WEC/IMSA sees that happen more often than it doesn't. Get inside just enough to "claim space" (curse whomever it was that said always gotta leave space) and then shove the outside car off line so the inside car can pass.
The only way you're going to stop it is to individually break them of the practice and since there's no will to do that it's never going to get better. All we can do is use the same strategy ourselves because it's impossible to defend against and still be fast.
I agree with this, I think the majority of the divebombers and "dirty" passers actually have no idea that what they are doing is dirty or not in the spirit of the game. Obviously some are just scummy, but I just can't bring myself to believe that so many people would get satisfaction from playing a game and constantly cheating at it.I kindly disagree with that for two reasons:
- FIA state the following:
When overtaking on the inside of a corner, the document makes clear that the overtaking car must have its front axle at least alongside the mirror of the other car prior to and at the apex to be entitled to be given room.
The car must have been driven in a “fully controlled manner”, particularly from entry to apex, without “diving in”, as well as having taken a “reasonable racing line” and completed the move whilst remaining within track limits.
- The punt to the 3/4 and sideswap that we see regularly in game would be always sanctioned by the stewards and it doesn't happen in reality cause the possibility of damaging the car, especially in Formula races. In the last Natiions Cup's event Serrano got 1 sec pen for that, losing the race.
So we need to be clear on that. It comes from the single player side of the game. People exploit this knowing that it doesn't give penalties, but it's nevertheless something that has to do with "ego" and a "deviated culture" behind the anonymity given by a nickname on the net.
CSA is disabled in the GTWS races. They should adopt that for the dailies as well.Kinda sucks that ASM and CSA are now a viable option at the pointy end, should really be disabled in qualifying and rooms above a certain average DR score imo
You're right and I was being overly dramatic to make the point. That said dirty driving has been the hallmark of several world champions in real life racing. Senna at Suzuki. Schumacher pretty much everywhere, Verstappen in F1. NASCAR has always been "dirty" though all the drivers tend to operate within a gray area of "rubbin's racin'".I kindly disagree with that for two reasons:
- FIA state the following:
When overtaking on the inside of a corner, the document makes clear that the overtaking car must have its front axle at least alongside the mirror of the other car prior to and at the apex to be entitled to be given room.
The car must have been driven in a “fully controlled manner”, particularly from entry to apex, without “diving in”, as well as having taken a “reasonable racing line” and completed the move whilst remaining within track limits.
- The punt to the 3/4 and sideswap that we see regularly in game would be always sanctioned by the stewards and it doesn't happen in reality cause the possibility of damaging the car, especially in Formula races. As an example; in the last Natiions Cup's event Serrano got 1 sec pen for that, losing the race.
So we need to be clear on that. It comes from the single player side of the game. People exploit this knowing that it doesn't give penalties, but it's nevertheless something that has to do with "ego" and a "deviated culture" behind the anonymity given by a nickname on the net.
It’s not right, I agree, but there has to be a level of pragmatism.The issue is not the move from the attacking driver to take the inside, but once inside I feel he should be leaving a car's width on the outside and art3mis point is this is often not the case and not punished. Verstappen has been terrible for racing, he just runs guys off the track once he has the inside and the stupid rules allow it.
100% of the time I will pick right and gravel over capitulate and continue. I prefer right and also putting them in the gravel but sometimes that's not possibleIt’s not right, I agree, but there has to be a level of pragmatism.
Is staying on the outside, given how that person has shown their driving to be, a sensible option?
Sometimes it’s just not optimum to fight every part of a corner. Move the fight to another sequence of the track.
Also, there is a difference between being right when retrospective application of the rules says you were right, and being right but in the gravel, versus losing a place you could have fought to get back later.
We will disagree on this. It’s not my way personally; I see the race, not the people, these days.100% of the time I will pick right and gravel over capitulate and continue. I prefer right and also putting them in the gravel but sometimes that's not possible
The GTP Socrates grants us all wisdom again 🙌🙌🙌We will disagree on this. It’s not my way personally; I see the race, not the people, these days.
But if it’s an eye for an eye, everyone eventually ends up blind.
And in the kingdom of the blind, the one-eyed man is king, mate.
There's 4 factors:The GTP Socrates grants us all wisdom again 🙌🙌🙌
I do try and follow this as well, but I have definately got into my emotions and plucked a few eyes out on occasion 😂😂 and tbh 80% of the time it always ruins my race as well so it’s just not worth it. But once the red mist is down there’s no voice of reason!
On a different note, how do the splits work?
I know they put all the SR S drivers together but then from there do they group the highest DR together or the fastest QT together?
Just curious as I’ve been dumped into top split the last two evenings and I’m just not at that level yet to compete.


I get it and yeah that's totally the right way to see things.We will disagree on this. It’s not my way personally; I see the race, not the people, these days.
But if it’s an eye for an eye, everyone eventually ends up blind.
And in the kingdom of the blind, the one-eyed man is king, mate.