blackridge rivals
is anyone else having trouble with these races? i seem to have lost just as many as ive won and more often than not if you "just" win a race you gain less points than you lose if you "just" lose a ra...
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@7ru3blu3, that is what I have determined the answer most likely is - I suspect scenario 1 the most likely.
I am still puzzled at how I can hit a jump straight on and crash into an overpass but my opponent sails under it. There is likely no explanation for that.
Probably more common is how, in the middle of a drift, I suddenly lose my drift and slam into a wall, or even start "turning", losing speed. That happens daily.
Part of me wonders if this game has various presets where you have to lose every so often.
I am still puzzled at how I can hit a jump straight on and crash into an overpass but my opponent sails under it. There is likely no explanation for that.
Probably more common is how, in the middle of a drift, I suddenly lose my drift and slam into a wall, or even start "turning", losing speed. That happens daily.
Part of me wonders if this game has various presets where you have to lose every so often.
@jimmywdavis09 Everyone knows that jump physics is broken. Also, some of the ramps in BRR will send you straight into an overpass 10 out of 10 times if you hit them at high speeds. Try to avoid them or do not engage nitro when you are about to hit the ramp (I think that is the problem).
Drifting needs practice. When you turn you start losing speed at some point. Same with drifts... Avoid vicious drifts and learn to stop drifting at the right time.
- @7ru3blu3 - I totally understand the physics behind drifting and cornering. I don't race cars on video games only - I actually race in real life too. Sadly, the developers of this game aren't very knowledgeable of race physics and race lines.
It's a game of course, but it's sad they can't make it a little more realistic.
