01-08-2019, 11:08 PM
Hi Andy and welcome,
What I did when I first started here was to pick 1 car that's in a series that run daily. A car that is easy to handle in the current daily series is the Audi TT, for example. There is one additional challenge: setup is open, where some other race classes are fixed. Put in some practise laps (start with a tank of 27L as you'll roughly need that amount for a full race distance of 20minutes) and see how your laptimes compare with those in the lower tier servers (since your ranking is 0, your first race will be in the lowest ranked server) Once you feel your laptimes are competitive enough for your taste, have a go at it. However, given the setup you're using and the games you've been playing, you might be competitive faster than you'd think
Btw, with regards to VR, I can highly recommend it. I started using VR a couple of months ago, I cannot imagine ever going back
What I did when I first started here was to pick 1 car that's in a series that run daily. A car that is easy to handle in the current daily series is the Audi TT, for example. There is one additional challenge: setup is open, where some other race classes are fixed. Put in some practise laps (start with a tank of 27L as you'll roughly need that amount for a full race distance of 20minutes) and see how your laptimes compare with those in the lower tier servers (since your ranking is 0, your first race will be in the lowest ranked server) Once you feel your laptimes are competitive enough for your taste, have a go at it. However, given the setup you're using and the games you've been playing, you might be competitive faster than you'd think
Btw, with regards to VR, I can highly recommend it. I started using VR a couple of months ago, I cannot imagine ever going back