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What track do you test your setup on?It's not an old setup. This is just a broken car , i did my best but it's still horrible.
Car doesn't seem broken at all with my basic tune
What track do you test your setup on?It's not an old setup. This is just a broken car , i did my best but it's still horrible.
What track do you test your setup on?
Car doesn't seem broken at all with my basic tune
Hi, I started a new account to do GT7 from scratch. On my new account my SF23 is about 6 seconds slower per lap as per my old account. Any idea what the problem might be? Kind regards. Lammie.Here is SF23. I've used it yesterday , working perfectly at Watkins Gken.
SF23 Super Formula / Honda '23 - 947 PP - Racing Soft Tires - Fuji - 1.32
Maybe simply down to different game version.Hi, I started a new account to do GT7 from scratch. On my new account my SF23 is about 6 seconds slower per lap as per my old account. Any idea what the problem might be? Kind regards. Lammie.
i did a few laps with some of the recent cars i built following praiano’s tunes and most didn’t change much, but there’s definitely some tweaking to do since once you change to that car the PP rating seems to get updated to a new value, maybe the tires give more grip and add extra points? Because i was trying to do the new Michelin circuit 600PP race and none of my cars would fit in the limits since as soon as i picked a car the PP rating would go up or down by 5 or 10 points, and switching to hard sport tires would go down by 15 points, so it seems to me that the difference between sport hard/medium/soft tires is more defined, while before it was roughly 5 points between tires.So what's the verdict? Are Praiano's tunes still driveable with new physics?
Or are we back to Square one and a new garage starts today?
I can only report here that the cars drive like on a sharp blade and jump wildly like a ball. There is massive understeer when braking.So what's the verdict? Are Praiano's tunes still driveable with new physics?
Or are we back to Square one and a new garage starts today?
This urgently needs to be patched.Seems that the swapped cars are affected more.
You have actually changed into all those cars?Out of my 675 car garage I have at least 250-300 Praiano tunes applied. It looks like it is less than 5 cars out of my garage that PP has changed much or is now over the limit I was trying to stay under. So that is a big positive. I haven't tested anything yet though. I likely will start with the top 5 cars I recommend in the Tokyo Expressway WTC 600 Guide for Beginners.
Apparently the modified PP doesn't show up until you select said car, so there could be plenty more PP-affectedOut of my 675 car garage I have at least 250-300 Praiano tunes applied. It looks like it is less than 5 cars out of my garage that PP has changed much or is now over the limit I was trying to stay under. So that is a big positive. I haven't tested anything yet though. I likely will start with the top 5 cars I recommend in the Tokyo Expressway WTC 600 Guide for Beginners.
You have actually changed into all those cars?
Aww. Ok. Just went and checked my favorite Tokyo WTC 600 car and after I changed to the car it jumped to 610.52. Doh! So yea it could be way worse than I thought. Have to run to work so won't know until later.Apparently the modified PP doesn't show up until you select said car, so there could be plenty more PP-affected
This tuning has jumped up to 619.99 pp 😢Lancia Stratos '73 - 600PP - Sport Medium tires - Tokyo/All Tracks- 1.31The road car that i love the most , since i was kid seeing Rally world champion "Bernard Darniche" winning everything with the Stratos.
It look like an animal , a shark , a blade ....
-Wide body
- Size up to you / Rims width wide / Offset wide
-Front B
-Wing Custom
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Enjoy your drive.
And this tuning is loading with a broken PP error. Not sure if those are capable of being corrected without a patch.Mitsubishi GTO Twin Turbo '91 - 600PP - Sport Hard/medium Tires - Tokyo/Nordschleife - 1.41
NO Wide car
Rims size 16"
Offset wide
Front B - Side B - Rear St - Wing Custom
Excelent on Tokyo rain event. Very good precise drive , good top speed. Also a top car for Nordschleife using Sport Medium tires.
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For Nordschleife jsut some very small change .
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Enjoy your drive.
ScissorsIt’s always “ rocks, paper, scissors” with the PP changes.
I found the same as you, just used the Suzuki cappuccino which smashes that Tokyo race and gallo was a lot more competitive 🥹Scissors
I tested these cars. Can confirm the GT3 RS ‘22 with Praiano 1.40 tune is totally undriveable. It’s not even like a car. It’s like a skateboard ollying around and spinning in the air. Crazy.Can anyone confirm that Prior Tunes have been corrupted with the latest update? The FXX K and the GT3 RS ' 22 are undriveable as they bounce like a ball.
I think it is more the latter. But no doubt a lot of tunes will need to be addressed because of PP changes. The Miura P400 was my favorite Praiano tune for Tokyo and was competitive for advanced or beginner drivers. Because you could get the CRB with both Manual and Auto Transmission. That tuning jumped up 10 pp.I tested these cars. Can confirm the GT3 RS ‘22 with Praiano 1.40 tune is totally undriveable. It’s not even like a car. It’s like a skateboard ollying around and spinning in the air. Crazy.
The FXX K was driveable, fun but defo wilder than before.
I also tried the Cayman Gt4 16 (seemed alright), F8 Tribute (seemed alright), Miura P400 (seemed alright) and the Enzo which was a cracking drive. All seem slightly more temperamental and jumpy than before but it’s hard to pinpoint whether it’s the new physics putting the tune out of whack, or the new physics simply being more realistic, challenging and needing some time to build skills and master them.