Please, what do you want to see? Ive so far proved everything you've asked for with telemetry showing the glitch is faster. I can make another video without the ebrake bound as a control, then set a ghost, then set the ebrake on the controller afterwards? Would that be enough proof?
That's correct, the telemetry doesn't record any values before the handbrake indicator is active. Might I add to perform this perfectly, I'm using an alternate input device that is set so that my L2 percentage will always be at 6% for the best results.
After taking a look (I never knew this was a feature), not at all, it only starts to show percentages after the white ebrake indicator is active.
Can you please explain my latest video then, if the glitch isn't a thing, how do you explain the glitched run winning? Please watch the video.
This is completely ridiculous, I did multiple validity runs and I only accelerated when the glitched run was commenced. You yourself cant replicate a perfect 6% L2 pressure because its almost inhuman, but you not being able to do it doesn't then mean that this glitch is false.
Because its not a thing
That's completely false, you can even feel the difference in pressure if you just drive around and modulate it yourself.
The 66% on the drift handbrake reduces the overall pressure of the handbrake in-game, making the glitch more powerful
6% is my input into my controller, my L2 is being pressed 6%, nothing in the game is set to 6%.
If this is the case, then there is even more of a misrepresentation of the handbrakes telemetry. You can physically test this with just driving around and modulating the ebrake pressure, the telemetry is incorrect.
To hold 6% L2, it practically is, as I have already mentioned to you, I'm using an alternate input device to show the glitch to the full effect, and press 6% L2 perfectly.
I'm not running an IOS device so I'm unable to get this app. I could wait for an extended period of time before runs so the tires cool to the base temperature before a run happens, would that be alright?
Brother the evidence is there in my video, there is brake boost, this is a game, there are bugs.
In a world that runs on code it's possible that there could be a glitch that causes such a behaviour. Just because it doesn't work that way in the real world doesn't mean that it can't happen in the game.
Ive already told you why, you are lining up in drastically different positions before the start and finish line, there are photos there you can look at and see an obvious difference.
Here is my video debunking tire temps causing the acceleration:
What on earth are you talking about. I tested 4 runs in total, two cold and two hot, the only runs that pulled my ghost were the one cold and one hot run where I brake boosted.
Ok man, I'm also over trying to convince you as facts don't seem to be doing much to help, have a good one.
Thanks for taking a look and testing yourself, I need to add that this glitch is very hard to reproduce by hand, im currently using an alternative input device that perfectly presses my L2 6% for the demonstrations, you can see this in the brake boost showcase video.
