Hello!
I REALLY hope the development from Polyphony sees this:
Numero uno:
WHY ON EARTH can I not powershift? "The real driving simulator" is not something I would use to describe a racing simulator where power-shifting is not allowed.
When I am racing, I have the tendency to press the accelerator pedal as I release the clutch. If the pedal is more than 10% pressed as the clutch engages, my car jumps into neutral. WHY, WHY, WHYYY is this a feature? This has ruined WAY too many races for me, as I struggle to get the car to shift without jumping into neutral.
I am using a Logitech G27, by the way.
Numero dos:
When running time-attacks, on the Nürburging for example: I skid out, and go off track. Fair enough, my time wont matter. But hey, I finish my lap and do another one. BUT, if I skif off of the track two times during a lap, the next lap is invalidated. WHAT is the logic behind that? As soon as that happens, on whatever the track, or whatever the race - I quit and start again. So please, explain to me - WHY is this a feature? WHY should I be punished the NEXT lap for skidding out? I dont get it...
Numero tres:
To be honest, I forgot number three in the fury of writing the two above.. I will return to my seasonal event, and get back to this one when it pops back into my head
I REALLY hope the development from Polyphony sees this:
Numero uno:
WHY ON EARTH can I not powershift? "The real driving simulator" is not something I would use to describe a racing simulator where power-shifting is not allowed.
When I am racing, I have the tendency to press the accelerator pedal as I release the clutch. If the pedal is more than 10% pressed as the clutch engages, my car jumps into neutral. WHY, WHY, WHYYY is this a feature? This has ruined WAY too many races for me, as I struggle to get the car to shift without jumping into neutral.
I am using a Logitech G27, by the way.
Numero dos:
When running time-attacks, on the Nürburging for example: I skid out, and go off track. Fair enough, my time wont matter. But hey, I finish my lap and do another one. BUT, if I skif off of the track two times during a lap, the next lap is invalidated. WHAT is the logic behind that? As soon as that happens, on whatever the track, or whatever the race - I quit and start again. So please, explain to me - WHY is this a feature? WHY should I be punished the NEXT lap for skidding out? I dont get it...
Numero tres:
To be honest, I forgot number three in the fury of writing the two above.. I will return to my seasonal event, and get back to this one when it pops back into my head