DonFerrari said:
Perhaps it could also be hard on the processing with over 20 cars all close together fully rendering at once... but I also find it needs to have the option to stand still. |
You have the option to do a 20 car grid start in arcade mode, runs fine. Maybe with online lag it could get a mess.
Btw how did you get first on the endurence race? Congrats!
There is some shameless rubberband AI going on. I planned my last pit stop at the end of lap 23, medium tires to the end, comfortably reached first place and suddenly in lap 25 T. Oshima appears out of nowhere (wasn't even in the list on screen when I reached first) zooms past me without effort and for the rest of the race stayed 100 meters in front of me. I'm still shaving of section times and lap times and end the race with my fastest lap times. T. Oshima simply stayed in front, weird.
Perhaps it's like DriveClub, they race with target times with some heavy rubberbanding to stay close to you. I was driven off road in the first half of the race and got stuck against the wall backwards. Plus I got a 10 sec penalty from the AI screwing up and went off road another time avoiding a slow AI car. I recovered from all that or did I really? I caught up suspisiously fast with T Oshima after my 3rd pit stop. I just passed him, went into the pit (he didn't), got out after a 23 sec pit stop and caught up with him before the end of the lap?!
Anyway, I got a taste of it all. Going back to VR now, or maybe try the rally track first. Dunno, it's not really grabbing me. It's pretty and drives well but not giving me the one more go vibe :/ I need to see it in VR I guess. Or perhaps the Nurburgring can get me excited again. I also do miss regular campaign mode. Starting with a crappy old car and tuning it up did have its charm. Plus that gave some guidance to what car to buy next. I have no clue which or why I should buy any cars now.
