Practice Program for Singapore way too Hard
I’m NEARLY THREE SECONDS FASTER THAN EVERYONE AND I STILL FAIL THE QUALIFYING SIM
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@Apophis-STR Yeah but I was lapping 2 seconds a lap faster than the ai at Hungary with the worst car on the grid. I didn’t even have an engine.🤣 honest🙄☺️
I too agree the practise programs need balancing but BushiAntz track guides can be a real help, I just found another 2 seconds at Imola, one of the hardest tracks for me. The Imola chicanes killed my times badly, Bushi has helped but yeah, balancing needs looking at.
Check out Bushi's track guide for singapore here, yes it's 2021 version but you might pick up some helpful tips to improve your delta.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EMfZxTIC6pI&list=PLmlmsebM99LwtB-5sF0xrWqM6PC_gDCwu&index=22
@ALittleTiger7 Could be how your PS4 is set up or even your tv down to the cable that connects the 2.
Quick example some games including last years game have issues when ps5 is started from rest mode with rest mode features enabled such as power to usb when in rest mode. And would cause random crashes. PS4 also has rest mode so it’s probably the same.
Tv needs to be in game mode with all tv picture settings that have low Med high auto options are turned off. Then a good quality hdmi cable. Sound on TV set to standard with surround sound turned off.
Console games are designed to perform and look best using the consoles sound and screen settings and only tv very basic settings such as brightness contrast and colour
- @ScarDuck14 I do agree the practice programs are quite unbalanced at times (when you compare to their quali and race pace with the same difficulty settings), seems to be always on specific tracks and it's been a thing since 2020.
@ScarDuck14 wrote:@ALittleTiger7 Could be how your PS4 is set up or even your tv down to the cable that connects the 2.
Quick example some games including last years game have issues when ps5 is started from rest mode with rest mode features enabled such as power to usb when in rest mode. And would cause random crashes. PS4 also has rest mode so it’s probably the same.
Tv needs to be in game mode with all tv picture settings that have low Med high auto options are turned off. Then a good quality hdmi cable. Sound on TV set to standard with surround sound turned off.
Console games are designed to perform and look best using the consoles sound and screen settings and only tv very basic settings such as brightness contrast and colour
If all that were to be true, then every single game would crash not just 1 particular game.
Depends on how sensitive the code is.
Its a development problem then because the game studio produces the code. I was thinking that.
@ScarDuck14 wrote:Depends on how sensitive the code is.
