GP3 is out about a week now with warez and all. For arguments sake lets say
7 days. The game is downloaded, give that a few hours. Then for the rest of
that day you look through all the options and stuff of GP3 set it up for
your liking and race around getting a feel for the game.
Your now down to 6 days. That would mean that on average you would need to
be able to create a perfect set-up from, scratch, learn the track inch by
inch and post a sub-normal time in the space of an hour or two at most, and
you'd need to do about an average of 3 tracks a day.
Then post those hotlaps to somewhere like BH Motorsports.com
Now, All I ask is, how do you learn a track so well, create such a perfect
setup and manage to do sub-normal times in the space of an hour or so. I
doubt they spend much more on the track these hotlappers, They must eat and
sleep and see sunlight like the rest of us I would imagine.
How do they do it? It usually takes me weeks and months to do really great
times in a sim on one track alone. Since in an hour or two these guys and
break lap records in a few months they'll be lapping Hockenheim in less than
a minute you'd nearly think.
How do you/they do it?