I’m currently on my 4th season only on 93 difficulty and the AI seen crazily strong. I just finished qualifying at Imola with 1.13.8 at about 14th on the grid.AI pole position time was 1.12.2 I checked the online time trial leaderboards and the top was 1.13.0ish..is it normal for AI to be nearly a second faster than the top time in the world? Considering I’m only on 93 difficulty I could understand MAYBE if I was on 110 but I feel they are insanely good for only a 93 difficulty. Hoping to hear others are facing this issue

@ShardzWeaponYes cause Ai teams upgrade their cars and exceed the pace of real world cars. Not to mention Ai on a good lap brake and accelerate with near perfect timing.They are not humans. The Ai can only follow their coding. Be aware there is no Ai on a racing game that comes close to this games AI. It’s a case of learning and understanding how they race and adapt to it.It’s always been a thing come season 3 the Ai seem overpowered. But you also have to take into account they also upgrade their 2nd driver facilities which effect all Ai drivers Topping out at 100. So it’s possible most or all Ai drivers pace is 100. (This is something I and the rest off the community hate)If you find them to fast reduce Ai difficulty. No shame in it

@ScarDuck14 In addition to this its also unrealistic car development, like without engine upgrades the normal improvement rate IRL will likely be around 0.5s maximum closer to 1 second if they really find something (talking about average, not single tracks) whilst in the game its not unusual that times improve closer to 2 seconds which also makes it more difficult to adapt to the cars in the short time instead of only reaching like 1.12.2 at Imola only in the 6th season or so - though IMO the limit should be lower than that anyway for gameplay reasons but thats just me

@ScarDuck14 wrote:If you find them to fast reduce Ai difficulty. No shame in itMost important part of your reply, IMO.Nobody knows what AI difficulty you play with, and nobody needs to know. Set them according to the challenge you want for yourself, and whatever that number is, you're correct.

This is most noticeable on high speed tracks like Jeddah, Monza and Vegas but if I run a setup that gives me a competitive lap time through a section that needs downforce, for example sector 1 at Jeddah, I can carry the same speed through there as the AI but then they still have considerably more straight line speed than me on the straights even when I have full Overtake on and DRS hasn’t been activated.It seems like the AI can run a higher downforce setting without it impacting their straight line speed.This issue gets even more exacerbated when I get to 25% tire wear as I lose all rear grip while the AI doesn’t seem to suffer from tire wear loses at all.

@asports123Unfortunately not. We’ve been asking for a few years to disable them but so far it’s fallen on deaf earsyou can for your own teammate in My team. But not for the other Ai drivers

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gmhsv1
2 years ago
Plus engine upgrades are not allowed in real F1 so I think EA and Codebreakers should more reflect what is happening to the real world regs and instead of ignoring Career and My Team this year they should have atleast kept up to the regs.
I think the upgrade system needs a complete overhaul anfd stop this massive jump in performance which as we know does not happen in Real world.
Yes I know and before you say it . it is only a game but the more we are to the real world regs and performance the better the game is.
Please give us a decent Career Mode and My Team next year other wise we all will go to Assetto Corsa 2 no news on this at the moment 18 months is a long time to wait.
I have just got back into it the only real down side is you cant save game.
If you are happy with single short races it is fine oh and ( 26000 + ) Mods and counting what a game was that 10 years ago ?
gmhsv1
2 years ago
initial release date of Assetto Corsa 19 December 2014.
Hansenhaus
New Veteran
2 years ago
@tn132 I agree with this. Especially once you get over 100 AI. Maybe that is how they want it but the only way to get close to their straight line speed at levels over 100 is to run really low wings. Good luck with stability in corners but the AI don't suffer.

If I remember correctly, I thought David G. said in F122 the AI used what ever setup is selected as the default for the track. If this is true then it is very easy to prove the AI have less drag on straights with equal downforce in corners.
gmhsv1
2 years ago
current earnings to date for Kunos 104 million pounds.
Eat your heart out EA have a look at it you might learn something.
asports123
2 years ago
@Apophis-STR wrote:
@ShardzWeaponWith how the current system work, it's going to be very tricky for casual players to find the right difficulty setting after season 1 (because of how much the AI drivers improved from their hidden facility boosts).

From my personal experience of past games, I usually had to drop at least 5 points (from 100-110) on the difficulty setting for many tracks from season 2 onward. Also, unless your teammate is also hitting 100 ratings from the facility boosts, don't use him as your standard for setting difficulties, or else you're gonna struggle real bad against other teams since most of their drivers are near maxed out at that point.
Am I being silly or could we just not update the Facilities that affect driver performance (the Personnel ones?), to stop AI drivers getting this huge advantage?
ScarDuck14
Legend
2 years ago
@asports123Unfortunately not. We’ve been asking for a few years to disable them but so far it’s fallen on deaf ears
you can for your own teammate in My team. But not for the other Ai drivers

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