I now know Silverstone by heart, which wouldn't have happened without
doing the above.
Spirewolf
It *would* have happened, if you spent the past 7 months practising at the
circuit!
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Bruce.
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I 'tweaked' the AI to be in a range of 85 % to 115 % of my own speed.
Okay, I am a beginner, but I improved from 1.13 to a low 1.10 within two
hours at the Glen (10 laps practice, training, race - afterwards
swapping cars) today.
Thomas
> >I now know Silverstone by heart, which wouldn't have happened without
> doing the above.
> It *would* have happened, if you spent the past 7 months practising at the
> circuit!
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> Best regards,
> Bruce.
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My advise is to pick one track you think is kind of a challange or fun and play
it for about a week or two a little each day. I drove the Ferrari at Mosport
until I got down to 1:25 on the default setup. From that point I went to other
tracks and was learing them in just a few laps instead of hours. Mosport is a
good track to learn on and the Ferrari default setup is actualy a pretty good
setup for that track.
Jerry
> It *would* have happened, if you spent the past 7 months practising at the
> circuit!
I learnt Silverstone in just a few hours! I could still do with a lot
of practise however. 8-)
Better than spending 7 months practising it! Then again, I imagine it
would take twice that long to learn the Ring!
Lord Crow
