Does the reporting feature actually do anything? I'm really getting tired of getting rammed for no reason and I think there should be stiffer penalties for these uncaring drivers.
Ok....I feel better now!
I agree , yesterday i was having a fun fast fair race at mount panorama , i've put a good pressure on a guy in front of me during 3 laps and he begun to make some mistakes. During the 4th lap he did a first obvious brake check in the S and a second one in a row just after in forrest elbow.
I'm not exactly experienced, but I guess you should keep your normal pace. If you feel he's a dangerous driver, you should keep a larger distance but enough to keep a good pace for overtaking just in case. If he brakechecks you, then I guess you have to brake as well. The penalty system is weird too. I have definitely hit someone from behind but not taken a penalty. Like, they were in the grass then. It didn't give me an SR decrease or penalty at all. I guess it depends on how you drive. I don't know.
I know what is exactly the normal pace and i'm not speaking about breaking zone . Those moves are totally unfair. You can prevent brake check when you have a car with a better top speed , then you wait for the stream and it will be ok for you. If not , you will have to stick as safely as possible to your opponent in front of you and try to pass him in the next braking zone , push him to the fault or any way to attack and pass cleanly. I will try to find the replay tonight.
...while the digital parameters of the shabby brake-checks are quite clear. Braking for no reason (nobody in front, no turn coming) _and_ somebody behind = immediate ban out of race. (For a month
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...while the digital parameters of the shabby brake-checks are quite clear. Braking for no reason (nobody in front, no turn coming) _and_ somebody behind = immediate ban out of race. (For a month
OK. That is also a perfectly clean situation if you get the data. And PD have all. You did that turn several times. Others did it million times. There are quite precise best-practice. If you have any reason to brake, the program knows earlier than you. There's no reason? And there's somebody behind? O-ooo...
By the textbook definition, they're basically people in front of you who brake for no apparent reason, causing you to crash into their backs. Sometimes you might assume someone is a brake-checker since your braking points differ, but the worse ones are thoae who brake in the middle of the straight
while in a straight it might only a slight touch/penalty
I hate it when that happensIn corners, it may be the worst case : you're surprised, brake strongly to avoid contact and you probably end in the sand
Personnaly I don't like to stick behind someone really close, I just don't feel confident enough, but I play on a very low level. Sometimes, making the driver in front thinking that I'll attack strongly in a corner, but braking earlier, is enough to make him take bad decisions / mistakes
Let me reflect this "smarter". Means the miserable maggots, who tricks out rules to cause harm to others and this harm can be used to their advantages. But doesn't have the balls to make it face-to-face. Later, these mentally untrained will be the economic crimesters, for example.
Just because they're smart doesn't mean they're not despicableLet me reflect this "smarter". Means the miserable maggots, who tricks out rules to cause harm to others and this harm can be used to their advantages. But doesn't have the balls to make it face-to-face. Later, these mentally untrained will be the economic crimesters, for example.
So this "smarter" has to be chased far away from any sport activity.
