ethomaz on 03 January 2014
| J_Allard said: Raising the AI difficulty in these games only makes them drive faster. It doesn't alleviate the main issue, which is that they are programmed to stick to shitty racing lines no matter what. It's one thing that non sim racers have over these games.. the AI are much less predictable. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qgsdb5wYMw8 Put that in GT6 on the highest difficulty setting and the exact same thing happens. |
BULLSHIT!!!
I did the test just to see if that happen and it won't... I tried a lot of times and the max I could manage is stop two car for few minutes because the other cars just deviated (some even get out of the track to manage that).
BTW that's not a GT6 video lol and I don't have the GT Academy Demo to make this test but in GT6 you won't manage to have this situation.
Steps I did:
1. Choose Single-Player
2. Choose the track
3. Choose the car
4. Changed the AI to Professional
5. Tried to stop the cars going in reverse like the video
BULLSHIT!!!
