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[DonFerrari]

SvennoJ said:

DonFerrari said:

3 months to get all cars is good, have any prize car repeated itself?

Not sure how it worked in FM. But up to GT6 we had to look at all details on the internet manually write then down and then put they on the game... allowing us to copy the setting of best lap or the best lap using the car you are using would be fantastic instead of just allowing you to copy from the ones you are racing.

Perhaps even save with the name of the guy so you know which to choose depending on what you want. like a lap time, endurance, etc.

Have you looked at the consumption control for the endurance to see if it help on those challenges?

There is a challenge where you have to manage fuel consumption to make it. I've also used it on the Interlagos track when I forgot to pit in time, it works, it slows you down, but I made it to the pit.

What I recall from Forza is that you could inspect the cars you raced against after the race and copy the settings used for that race. It would be nice if GT allowed that as well, but maybe people rather keep their settings private. I have no clue if Forza still has that.

What I would like to see is an AI engineer on your side that adjusts the car based on your driving style while doing time trials. Hone it in, make suggestions and actually teach you how to get better, instead of trail and error.

Interesting on Forza.

On GT it was very open, but that was before it became GTS e-sport.

An engineering could be interesting idea, although for the people that know car turnning it isn't really trial and error. But an AI that can set the car to your driving habits, profile of the race would help.

On quick tip, go as low as possible with the car for more grip and less resistance. Set your foils with just enough downforce to help you on the corners but not getting in the way of your straights (you can also look if the circuit have more importance on straight speed/acceleration or corner speed to help you balance the downforce, because downforce always generate resistance).the tyre adjustment I don't remember quick advices to give you unfortunatelly, nor the gear ratio, except minding the accelaration vs top speed depending of the type of circuit again.