With that time you'll do fine online. The big things for online racing are
consistency and situational awareness (so you can dodge the wrecks).
Remember that , due to lag, what you see on your monitor is not exactly the
same as your opponent sees. Allow for that factor by leaving a little more
room than you would leave when racing offline against the AI cars. Remember
that people are generally not as consistant in their driving as the AI.
Don't try to win the race in the first corner. It helps if you have an easy
to drive setup so that you're not wrestling with the car when you need to be
thinking ahead and planning your passes. Join up with VROC, set up GSB and
have fun!
David
> I want to start racing online, but my PB at Glen is only 1.06.39. Should I
> even bother going online yet
> Dodo
> > Take off the AIDS! I have now being playing GPL for the last 3 weeks
and
> I
> > could never get close to the top six people. I had read some articles
> about
> > having to listen to your brakes and prevent them from locking up and
also
> > having to gradual squeeze the throttle. At the time I had throttle
assist
> > and braking assist on so I never had to worry about it. I decided to
try
> > without and what a difference. It took me about four laps to get used
to
> it
> > but I have taken about 5 seconds off my time. I tried a WatGlen race on
> the
> > net to see how I would do. I haven't played WatGlen very much but i
> managed
> > to place in the top two of 12. WOW.
> > This game is a drug...