Niks said:Nice pics Kaze. Also sign me up for the Special Stage.
Congrats on the win dude! Wish I could have been closer to you during the race.
Niks said:Nice pics Kaze. Also sign me up for the Special Stage.
Kaze13 said:MM was battling me. Haven't heard a peep (him being banned doesn't help) but he has the right because we were neck and neck for a few laps.
I agree with you ashk. You (kaze) is a very good and fair racer and I enjoy having you in the league(s). But when you're having the lagging issues it doesn't matter how clean and fair you race as your car is warping all over the place, making things impossible for the other drivers.ashk said:Maybe your connection cleared up by then. I only saw you at the start of the race and you were having problems then. I don't have any problem with you, in fact I enjoyed the end of the Trial Mountain race very much. But believe me when I say that when you're lagging it's impossible to race you normally, and dangereous to even be around you, as I've found out in the last SuperGT practice. IMO you shouldn't be allowed to race if you're lagging that much.
Angst said:I agree with you ashk. You (kaze) is a very good and fair racer and I enjoy having you in the league(s). But when you're having the lagging issues it doesn't matter how clean and fair you race as your car is warping all over the place, making things impossible for the other drivers.
Green cells = team that won most points on that round.brentech said:Forgive me, wasn't able to figure out what the green cells of the team table meant?
ashk said:Maybe your connection cleared up by then. I only saw you at the start of the race and you were having problems then. I don't have any problem with you, in fact I enjoyed the end of the Trial Mountain race very much. But believe me when I say that when you're lagging it's impossible to race you normally, and dangereous to even be around you, as I've found out in the last SuperGT practice. IMO you shouldn't be allowed to race if you're lagging that much.
Angst said:I agree with you ashk. You (kaze) is a very good and fair racer and I enjoy having you in the league(s). But when you're having the lagging issues it doesn't matter how clean and fair you race as your car is warping all over the place, making things impossible for the other drivers.
Kaze13 said:Damn. It happened this past few days. It wasn't an issue in the last race was it (Special stage and Trial Mountain). Let me sort it out instead of calling for my head already.
Also, did the guy with the most to lose in the last race (MM) mention anything? Like I said before, he was in a good spot and if I ruined his racing experience, I'd like to know. The SuperGT was just practice, nothing on the line.
When I watched that 1st lap replay, I wasn't the only one warping. The EVO was also doing it although not as drastic as me. Finally, the only casualty that I saw from my warping was the white evo and he didn't even crash. After that, I had distance on both ends before my dance with MM.
ashk said:I didn't mean to offend you, I just wanted to bring to your attention that it was a serious problem which has happened twice now. I've only raced with you three times so I didn't know if this was a common thing with your connection. Luckily, this time there weren't any serious consequences, but I want to avoid potential uncomfortable situations both for you and other racers in the future. I guess you could say that my reason for complaining was selfish - I know what it's like to have a race ruined with no fault of my own and I don't want to have more races ruined by problems that could have been avoided.
The reason I brought up SuperGT was because it was then that I experienced for myself what it was like racing a lagging car. You're right, there was nothing to lose there, but the same thing could have happened in the NRL race.
I didn't watch the replay since yesterday so I might be wrong here, but I remember seeing you hitting a few cars with at least one getting damage.
brentech said:I think you're taking this a little too personally when it's just an Internet problem. No one questions your driving skill, just the reliability of your connection atm.
Beyond that, I do want to say that while you may say that the problem isn't costing people damage, it is worth noting that people essentially have to brake or get off the gas so they're not around you. So it is kind of a big deal in regards to what transpires the rest of a race.
It seems like a larger issue early in the races and goes away later on. Not sure if it's cause there isn't as many cars around, or that the screen isn't reloading all that info. Hopefully it gets worked out.
Again, it's not you that the problem lies. Just an issue that gets hairy, specially when people already have problems starting a race of safe under normal circumstances.
I have a serious question about this. I had my trans set to 168mph for this race. Does that sound right to you? Cause i felt like the slowest car on the track. During the whole week of practice, my absolute best time was 1:19.999 haha. And my front wheels never once left the ground during DF laps, so when i saw that triple-airborne shot i was like whaaa?ashk said:Broseybrose - Most of the time I was passing you I had to do something drastic to avoid you. I don't mind slower cars but you're unpredictable; you should just keep to the racing line while getting passed. Also, be more careful when rejoining.
Broseybrose said:I have a serious question about this. I had my trans set to 168mph for this race. Does that sound right to you? Cause i felt like the slowest car on the track. During the whole week of practice, my absolute best time was 1:19.999 haha. And my front wheels never once left the ground during DF laps, so when i saw that triple-airborne shot i was like whaaa?
Also, what track for Saturday's race?
Broseybrose said:I have a serious question about this. I had my trans set to 168mph for this race. Does that sound right to you? Cause i felt like the slowest car on the track. During the whole week of practice, my absolute best time was 1:19.999 haha. And my front wheels never once left the ground during DF laps, so when i saw that triple-airborne shot i was like whaaa?
Also, what track for Saturday's race?
Broseybrose said:Thanks, i appreciate both your inputs. Sounds like i need to do some practicing w driving line on just to learn it.
Still curious what the next track is.
ashk said:@kaze - sorry I kept bringing it up, I'll shut up now :X
weekend_warrior said:The in-game driving line isnt super helpful, it usually recommends the most conservative live, and you really need to be more aggressive to be fast. What I do is save the replay after we have one of our 5 lap practices races during the week, and then watch it from the perspective of the faster racers. Go into hood-cam/bumper-cam/chase-cam, which ever you use, and watch their racing line, and take special note, even write down, the speeds they go through each corner with. Then you'll have a good comparison to how you drive.
Broseybrose said:Thanks, i appreciate both your inputs. Sounds like i need to do some practicing w driving line on just to learn it.
Still curious what the next track is.
That's why I haven't chose which of the two I will drive yet. Going to take each of the Audi touring's on a lap or two and see which one handles the crazy ass bumps better. I'm sure some suspension tuning could minimize the effect, but sometimes that comes at the cost of steering capability.Kaze13 said:I am not the biggest fan of La Sarthe . . .
brentech said:That's why I haven't chose which of the two I will drive yet. Going to take each of the Audi touring's on a lap or two and see which one handles the crazy ass bumps better. I'm sure some suspension tuning could minimize the effect, but sometimes that comes at the cost of steering capability.
Not a horrible track, but surprisingly plain for a world track with such great recognition.
Dibbz said:Will there be weather?
I happened to catch the middle portion of the older movie 'Le Mans' with Steve McQueen. You get a sense of what that track is about in that film.ashk said:I know what you mean. Driving the track by yourself can be boring since most of it is full-throttle straight-line stuff. But that's one of the reasons it's the endurance race of the season - it puts a high load on the engine, drivetrain and brakes. Anything short of an endurance race makes the track so boring that they don't even bother to host anything else on it so large portions of it double as a public road.
Broseybrose said:Having a hard time deciding between the Benz CLK '00 and Audi A4 '04. Thoughts?
Sounds good.UFRA said:No weather, In-game race time: 20:30. Real time progression. Expect the race to end near night still with some visibility.
Angst said:Crap.
Should I go to a party and get drunk or do I stay home and race with DTM cars? Party with some nice Norwegian girls sounds good, but so does DTM racing on Sarthe. lol
And the course is awesome! Yeah, the long straight has lots of slipstreaming, but it's not exactly smooth so you really have to concentrate. And when that hair pin finally comes you think you've slowed the car down enough to open the door and step out, but then realize you're still doing 120 kph and it feels like a stand-still due to tunnel vision. And then the winding, high speed back straights with those tricky corners. Track is anything but boring.
I think you're in the wrong thread partner at least the part about the track.SunhiLegend said:Uploaded my track to share. Practice still on in 30 mins right?