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A suggestion for next seasons 1 hour races - Andy Long - 05-01-2018 Hi Admins! The 200% tyre wear and 165% fuel rate have been great in the GT1 series, but I would make one suggestion... Could we reduce the tyre wear a bit? Maybe down to 170%? At the moment the only strategy is Hard Tyres for 30mins and then swap to another set. I think it could make the series a bit more interesting if there was the option to do a long stint on the Hard tyres and a shorter faster stint on the Mediums. This could shake up the strategy a bit in the races RE: A suggestion for next seasons 1 hour races - simracingsystem - 05-01-2018 tyre wear reduction is planned RE: A suggestion for next seasons 1 hour races - Will Dawson - 05-01-2018 I loved the fuel and tire rate bumps for those races this season. Now I guess it's a case of tweaking them until you find the sweet spot. That's the tricky part though seeing as different cars have different use and wear rates along with different tank sizes and tire change times. It's great that you're always moving forward and trying to improve things, lots of respect for that! RE: A suggestion for next seasons 1 hour races - Tim Cullingworth - 05-01-2018 The only tricky bit I found was that you could not practice off line with the 165% fuel rate. If the tyre rate is changed as well to 170% that wont be possible to replicate either. RE: A suggestion for next seasons 1 hour races - Will Dawson - 05-02-2018 (05-01-2018, 10:46 PM)Tim Cullingworth Wrote: The only tricky bit I found was that you could not practice off line with the 165% fuel rate. With the default AC UI that's true, which is a shame. You can replicate it with Content Manager though as it has more options. RE: A suggestion for next seasons 1 hour races - Peter Winkler - 05-02-2018 (05-01-2018, 09:21 PM)Andy Long Wrote: Hi Admins! great idea Andy, 200% is too much thanks admins that you plan to consider it Peter (05-01-2018, 10:46 PM)Tim Cullingworth Wrote: The only tricky bit I found was that you could not practice off line with the 165% fuel rate. I am running AC training servers with the required settings (including stracker to see some results) In case you like to join - send me a PM I think I will do this again for the next championship Ciao Peter RE: A suggestion for next seasons 1 hour races - Andy Long - 05-02-2018 (05-01-2018, 09:42 PM)simracingsystem Wrote: tyre wear reduction is planned awesome, when will the new series be announced? RE: A suggestion for next seasons 1 hour races - Simon Meisinger - 05-02-2018 Is there a possibility to reduce the amount of time that's needed for changing the tires? The current time is insanely long and with faster tire changes more tactical options would be possible as well. A fast stint with medium tires would have been already possible at Barbagallo, for example, if the time spent in the pits wouldn't be so long. RE: A suggestion for next seasons 1 hour races - Neil de Guzman - 05-07-2018 I don't know how it's implemented, I mean I don't know where to look. But my race yesterday I pitted 2 times since fuel tank seems leaking, I used up 150 liters of fuel for 1 hour race. Usually it only requires 76 to 84 liters. So yeah! Now I know... Tyre wear seems unchanged though. RE: A suggestion for next seasons 1 hour races - James Blint - 05-07-2018 In GT3, the ratios make a good balance, i could think of at least 3 main strategies with variations on the refuel which may or may not take longer than changing the tyres in some cases. I needed at least 200l with the maca, probably less for some other cars, but it starts to really make a difference if you are loaded with a full tank of fuel or not. It's much better than with the 235i endurance series where it was just hard + 1l of fuel. |