Shouldn't assists be slower?
Assists are there to help newer players, but they should have a lower ceiling. Why is it that with ABS on you are faster? I enjoy driving without assists and having the real feel of total control ...
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Ok so people saying to use more of the track, ok from the screenshots I can definitely see it, but the difference is not massive.
Also my steering is too twichy, in what way, how should I improve it?
But I kind of doubt those 2 reasons are costing me such a vast amount of time, maybe I could get 2 or 3 tenths in the whole lap with these things?
When you turn the wheel the car slows down. The more you turn it the more you slow. Trick to being fast is keeping your wheel straight. Adding the smoothest and Minimum amount of steering angle through the corners and then open the steering asap. You need to make corners as short as possible by taking them as straight as possible. Granted I didn’t watch it all but I’m smoother and more precise and. I use a controller.
Well I will definitely try all those things you guys said and hopefully see some improvement.
The only one im afraid of is the racing line since like some user says the color changes were a bit of a reference when to ease the breaks etc... i feel like its going to be extremely hard without this.
For a quick telemetry comparison:
- Track Titan
- F1 Laps
- EA's Racenet - Never used it, but I remember getting excited when the service debuted
There's probably more, I don't know. F1 23 handles nicely, but I've drifted away from this franchise pari passu with their stagnation. As I've said, if you want to be competitive or to at least be rewarded for your time and effort, there are better titles out there.
Rewarded in fun and excitement, mind you. No "woohoo I'm a mean simracer I bet I could take on Latifi in go karting!" foolish attitude.
Simracing is a hobby and though there are definitely those that take it quite seriously, whenever I mention the likes of iRacing and ACC I'm referring to having fun. Hone a skill, and get rewarded with better lap times and better racing.
I'll gladly give a wide berth to those simracing elitists. Fortunately they're a minority, and the community around those titles is veritable wholesome.
