Ramming up the rear end......

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Hi guys! Just wanted to ask for yet another selection of your brilliant opinions. (and I also couldn't resist innuendo lol)
My topic of discussion is this: When does a subtle bump to the rear of your car from, say, late braking, become full on hardcore butt slamming? (lol, more innuendo) is there a point where innocent mistakes become strategic moves? (may contain traces of a pregnancy/divorce gag lol) anyway, what's your opinion of ramming up the rear end? (cheeky grin) :D
 
Two days in a road with a immature title :rolleyes:
 
I think if it's just light contact when you are coming into a corner then it's acceptable as that always happens in every race, however if it's full on, 100mph+ ram in the arse it's not ok.
 
JOSHIE-G
Two days in a road with a immature title :rolleyes:
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Yeah stop compromising my young and innocent mind. :lol:
Anyways any tap is annoying, as it can destroy your rhythm and if damage is on it could damage your car.
 
I don't think is fair, because a lot of times you get out of the track and receive a 5 sec penalty, which is very upsetting! I hate when that happens.

I try to keep as clean as it could be, like in real life, I break a little early to avoid hitting my car on the others, cause in 99% of the times who hits in the back is wrong.
 
Two days he makes a Carry On styled title and two days I make abit of a boob playing online :p, I call innocent mistake Example being two cars separated by lots of players having an off ensuing in dust and tyre smoke safe to say I went through throwing caution to the wind and he took he right up the arse :scared:
 
alexgontijo
I try to keep as clean as it could be, like in real life, I break a little early to avoid hitting my car on the others, cause in 99% of the times who hits in the back is wrong.
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I don't think that's entirely true as to necessarily being wrong, but I do agree that the person who hits the back will always be at fault (not necessarily wrong), if this is what you mean. It's an ashame how that is, especially with pedestrians. For all we know there may be some irresponsible person crossing the road getting hit. But guess what? The driver gets the blame (or at least part) no matter what. >_<


Anyway, honestly, I never really had a problem with rear-ending when playing online. I do however, get side shunts from aggressive overtaking on the turns. Obviously if I do get rear-ended, I'd be upset. I think its obvious what's acceptable and what's not.
 
I find most of the time when I ram someone up the rear end it tends to be the car in front who is at fault, I know my braking points etc, but they don't so there braking early and I'm not expecting it, I'm giving it full beans catching up and then out of the blue there on the brakes way to early.
 
For some reason any time I play online and I get bumped even just a little. Its like my game over exaggerated it and puts me into a full spin. Its one reason why I never drive in nascar rooms online. Doesn't matter how hard the guy bumps me, for some damn weird reason my car will just lose any control even just going straight. Even trying slight corrections, it seems like whatever I do it'll just make it worse. Possibly lag? IDK, but I don't like it at all. GT people, please stop ramming my rear...
 
Jamie-C
I find most of the time when I ram someone up the rear end it tends to be the car in front who is at fault, I know my braking points etc, but they don't so there braking early and I'm not expecting it, I'm giving it full beans catching up and then out of the blue there on the brakes way to early.
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Totally agree, not much you can do if the guy in frount slams brakes on too early
 
There should be no amount of contact at all. You must avoid contact at all costs as the slightest touch will cause the room to lag and send both cars spinning uncontrollably. Allow at least 3 car lengths between you and the car ahead of you so you have plenty of room to stop. Remember to always be courteous to your fellow driver and always politely ask for permission to pass. Above all, ABSOLUTLY NO TOUCHING OR RUBBING AT ALL.
 
:rolleyes:

OK. One was kind of OK, but this is just taking it too far, and not different enough from your other thread to live.

Oh, and try and grow up a bit before you post again.
 
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