07-03-2016, 12:56 AM
(This post was last modified: 07-03-2016, 12:58 AM by Kurt Verlin.)
Hey there,
I just finished my first SRS race (Mazda MX-5 Cup @ Brands Hatch Indy) and overall impressions were good. The racing was clean and the average driver was faster than what you'd get in pub servers.
However I can't help but be peeved that Carlos Cabral, who finished first ahead of me by 2.7 seconds, went beyond track limits at the exit of Graham Hill on every single lap. That allowed him to carry more speed through the corner and stay in 4th gear without losing too much power.
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When I mentioned this to him after the race, he admitted to doing it deliberately and that he would always do so to gain time as long as the game didn't penalize him (and taunted me to catch up in the process).
Personally I prefer to stay within track limits - even if they aren't enforced. Is this something that SRS cares about and if so, is there anything that can be done to prevent this kind of abuse in the future?
Thanks.
I just finished my first SRS race (Mazda MX-5 Cup @ Brands Hatch Indy) and overall impressions were good. The racing was clean and the average driver was faster than what you'd get in pub servers.
However I can't help but be peeved that Carlos Cabral, who finished first ahead of me by 2.7 seconds, went beyond track limits at the exit of Graham Hill on every single lap. That allowed him to carry more speed through the corner and stay in 4th gear without losing too much power.
When I mentioned this to him after the race, he admitted to doing it deliberately and that he would always do so to gain time as long as the game didn't penalize him (and taunted me to catch up in the process).
Personally I prefer to stay within track limits - even if they aren't enforced. Is this something that SRS cares about and if so, is there anything that can be done to prevent this kind of abuse in the future?
Thanks.