| Bitmap Frogs said:
It doesn't matter if they input nissan manufacture data if their simulation is coded to smooth out the riding and change parameters to make the cars easier to ride. Even Jeremy Clarkson who gets paid by Sony to promote GT made a segment on how the game tweaks the way the cars handle. Laguna Seca, Honda NSX: in-game 1:41, the real deal 1:59. |
Now, there was article quoted the pro racers about the faster time in-game. I have to look for it, it was an old article.
The reason isn't because the cars are easier to drive in-game. It's because they know it's a VIDEO GAME, they drive more aggressive than how they drive in real cars. It doesn't cost anything if you brake late and spun out in-game but it might be really expensive in real life.
That was what the pro racers said in the article for the faster in-game lap time.
