Hello
I play GT5 online and have noticed some issues that are still ongoing.
GT5 may be aware of these already and working on a solution.
1. The formation grid at the start of a race. --- This can end up in any order, different to the order set.
i.e. Position 3 / 8 yet you may be first or last.
or you are not in grid order as requested -- Reverse Grid order from Previous Race
2. Pit Stops --- There is a big discrepancy between cars pitting.
This depends on
a) How many in race
b) Where your pit box is in pit lane
c) Length of pit lane
d) Length of lap
I have noticed that the differences in pit times is influenced by your pit box location.
i.e. which side of Start / Finish line.
The game appears to make a compensation for cars further away from pit exit, after pit crew have done their work.
When cars enter pit lane -- no problem -- only after tyre change / fuel has been completed.
Difference in times varies from track to track and cars in race.
This can result in very large variables -- 10 - 15 seconds between cars per stop.
I have saved some races and extracted data to an excel spreadsheet.
Probably you will understand me better when you can observe some online racing pitstops.
If you know about this already, apologies for raising issue again.
Hope this helps
Regards
I play GT5 online and have noticed some issues that are still ongoing.
GT5 may be aware of these already and working on a solution.
1. The formation grid at the start of a race. --- This can end up in any order, different to the order set.
i.e. Position 3 / 8 yet you may be first or last.
or you are not in grid order as requested -- Reverse Grid order from Previous Race
2. Pit Stops --- There is a big discrepancy between cars pitting.
This depends on
a) How many in race
b) Where your pit box is in pit lane
c) Length of pit lane
d) Length of lap
I have noticed that the differences in pit times is influenced by your pit box location.
i.e. which side of Start / Finish line.
The game appears to make a compensation for cars further away from pit exit, after pit crew have done their work.
When cars enter pit lane -- no problem -- only after tyre change / fuel has been completed.
Difference in times varies from track to track and cars in race.
This can result in very large variables -- 10 - 15 seconds between cars per stop.
I have saved some races and extracted data to an excel spreadsheet.
Probably you will understand me better when you can observe some online racing pitstops.
If you know about this already, apologies for raising issue again.
Hope this helps
Regards
