As far as i know n class bops are untouched since the game release. However current bops are quite unbalanced and some cars are lacking so badly while some cars are dominating. Will this ever going to change? Or pd simply dont give a damn about n class cars?
Well, that’s not entirely true, because they fixed a problem where when you switched on the BoP in some cases (Alfa 4C, S-FR Racing), the car’s power would be restricted below the limit for the respective N-class, and thus rendering the car ineligible for the class required for the race. They fixed that.Sadly your right and BOP for the N-class has been untouched since the game released.
Well, that’s not entirely true, because they fixed a problem where when you switched on the BoP in some cases (Alfa 4C, S-FR Racing), the car’s power would be restricted below the limit for the respective N-class, and thus rendering the car ineligible for the class required for the race. They fixed that.
But the rest has been unchanged. Actually I think a BoP would be achievable, but custom gearing has to be part of it, as otherwise some cars cannot be used at all. In my opinion they should automatically set the gearing appropriately for each BoP. They seem to be doing something like that for the FIA races, because I remember seeing a C3 Corvette in a race at Fuji and that would have run into the limiter halfway down the straight.
In one year, PD hasn't even managed to balance the Gr.3 class, which is the bread & butter of GT Sport. Do you really think they would ever or could ever balance the N class?
In one year, PD hasn't even managed to balance the Gr.3 class, which is the bread & butter of GT Sport. Do you really think they would ever or could ever balance the N class?
For a category with 34 cars, it's balanced pretty well atm.
It is but for whatever reason the mcLaren and Ferrari are borderline useless and have been for eons.
It is but for whatever reason the mcLaren and Ferrari are borderline useless and have been for eons.
I doubt it, but that's what happens when you mix varying types of cars into one category. It just doesn't work, it certainly doesn't help that they prohibit tuning on the competitive side of the game either. They need to introduce divisions like Forza Motorsport has done if they want a chance at balancing the road cars.
I doubt it, but that's what happens when you mix varying types of cars into one category. It just doesn't work, it certainly doesn't help that they prohibit tuning on the competitive side of the game either. They need to introduce divisions like Forza Motorsport has done if they want a chance at balancing the road cars.
There are almost as many classes there as we have N-class cars here .FM7 divisions for context
https://forza.fandom.com/wiki/Category:Divisions_(FM7)