- 189
- Bellingham
This has happened to me a dozen times now.
I'm using the B-spec Dream Car Championship for grinding. I'll get to, say, the Nurburgring. I've figured out from experience that if I wait a minute between hitting "Next" and starting the race, the little Surface Water Indicator will come on. So it comes on and says 0%. So I stay with my racing tires, hit start and immediately the race is starting with the indicator now saying 100% and 12 cars swimming through what looks like 3 inches of water. I've also had the indicator say 100% before the race and then when the race starts it says 0% and the track is dry as a bone (& me in rain tires for a whole lap of the 'ring).
I race off-line, & have the latest version upgrade. Is this just a bug and does it happen in A-spec as well?
BTW in trying to research this I've seen threads saying that the rain tires don't work and one is better off on intermediates or even racing soft. But these threads I've found (from 2010 and 2011) may be out-of-date, as the rain tires now (at least in B-spec on Sarthe and Nurburgring) improve lap times.
Rick
I'm using the B-spec Dream Car Championship for grinding. I'll get to, say, the Nurburgring. I've figured out from experience that if I wait a minute between hitting "Next" and starting the race, the little Surface Water Indicator will come on. So it comes on and says 0%. So I stay with my racing tires, hit start and immediately the race is starting with the indicator now saying 100% and 12 cars swimming through what looks like 3 inches of water. I've also had the indicator say 100% before the race and then when the race starts it says 0% and the track is dry as a bone (& me in rain tires for a whole lap of the 'ring).
I race off-line, & have the latest version upgrade. Is this just a bug and does it happen in A-spec as well?
BTW in trying to research this I've seen threads saying that the rain tires don't work and one is better off on intermediates or even racing soft. But these threads I've found (from 2010 and 2011) may be out-of-date, as the rain tires now (at least in B-spec on Sarthe and Nurburgring) improve lap times.
Rick