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@Nellix82 Forget the lap times. Just enjoy the driving feeling.
Yes is too fast, yes there are things that could have been balanced in a different way, but the important is that the handling and FFB feel right and very good. Just enjoy that.
There is nothing wrong, is just a little too fast, like every other SIM out there, including iRacing.
Yes is too fast, yes there are things that could have been balanced in a different way, but the important is that the handling and FFB feel right and very good. Just enjoy that.
There is nothing wrong, is just a little too fast, like every other SIM out there, including iRacing.
@DavidGG53 wrote:
@Nellix82Forget the lap times. Just enjoy the driving feeling.
Yes is too fast, yes there are things that could have been balanced in a different way, but the important is that the handling and FFB feel right and very good. Just enjoy that.
There is nothing wrong, is just a little too fast, like every other SIM out there, including iRacing.
Hi, David. Hope you're doing well.
My little question is why the cars are much faster now than say they were in the preview build.
Here's Ronhaar's FL at Silverstone with 1.26.0 while now the top TT time is 1.24.7.
- @Blackbird90 Probably the Devs felt the need to make the cars faster. I think the pace in the beta was more realistic, but not having tried it, I can't say if the feeling was better.
Having looked at the files, there is about 60bhp extra (not bad, was too low in the beta) better aero efficiency and feels like more grip, but we can't check that as we don't know the tracks surface grip.- @DavidGG53 All betas felt different yet similar. From my experience, the release version is a mix of different betas. But the braking is less challenging now somehow, compared to beta.)
- @Blackbird90 also adding on from david, they are probably spending more time on setups and practise too for the release than a preview build which wasnt final
As F1 is a super geek sport and F1 teams have some off the best super geek tech guys money can buy on their team. Would each team maybe get a couple off the techs to rip the game apart looking for any setting or glitch that would give their sim racers an advantage.
They leave nothing to chance in pursuit of finding hundredths off a second for their actual F1 cars. I think that obsessive attention to detail would also be the same for E-Sports. And considering just a few tenths cover all 20 drivers finding the meta setup could be the difference between a win and last place.
- @cearp8858 Yes of course. But there is more performance on cars/tracks grip, just by looking at the files. I am about 2 to 3 seconds faster compared to my times in January when I was still a Dev (of course handling wasn't 100% done by then)
