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Agressive Computer Cars in F1GP?

David Paul Gym

Agressive Computer Cars in F1GP?

by David Paul Gym » Fri, 24 Feb 1995 00:12:33



It isn't a bug, dammit, it's a feature!
:-)

It's also not quite true. If you can get your front wheels ahead of
theirs, they will give you room. However... sometimes the steering help
pushes you into them, and sometimes they don't back off enough and on
fast corners your simply can't avoid hitting them (obvious example: the
Spoon Curves round the back of Suzuka - very fast and very dangerous
place to pass in the game).

ALso, they don't have any idea if you are behind them. They won't
make it easier to lap them, they don't attempt to prevent you
outbraking them or drafting, in fact, they don't appear to use their
mirros at all (from the Michael Schumi school of driving, it would
appear; "oops, sorry, didn't see you there as I turned viciously
towards you").

Chisa
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Glenn Durd

Agressive Computer Cars in F1GP?

by Glenn Durd » Wed, 01 Mar 1995 17:29:58


Excepting at the end of the start/finish straight in Australia, where if you
are alongside the AI car (on the left, he is on your right) going into the
chicane, the AI car will _always_ go straight on and crash into the wall.
Without fail, every time.   :-)

Nice bug - means you can take out every car without ever touching them.


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