Similar experiences?
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all opinions expressed while drunk, stoned and flying through clouds.
I'm not paranoid. That's just a rumour started by people out to get me.
At Spa even if I'm at the back of the field with 19 AI, I can take the lead
by driving up the right hand side and outbraking the entire field into Eau
Rouge. They don't seem to consider using the right hand side of the track
where there's loads of room.
I don't like to criticise too much though. Generally the AI is excellent.
- Michael
I think that after you get a fast qualifying lap that the next time you race
the AI cars will be quicker. Atleast it seems that way to me, or I am getting
slower the more that I practice.
Sometime I think the AI cars are out to get me. The first lap especially.
-Don
Sure, going into that first corner at kyalami, drivers of course slow down
because you're ramming 19 cars through a fairly tight, slow corner.
You can't expect to drive full speed through what amounts to a small traffic
jam.
If you look at a replay of your first corner crashes against the ai you'll
almost
always find that you're the one swerving around and making a mess. You
must either qualify well or wait for opportunities to overtake the other
cars during the race.
rob.
>Similar experiences?
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>all opinions expressed while drunk, stoned and flying through clouds.
>I'm not paranoid. That's just a rumour started by people out to get me.
I think its the "funnel" effect of Eau Rouge - I certainly can't outbrake
all the cars at say, Rouen!
- Michael
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all opinions expressed while drunk, stoned and flying through clouds.
I'm not paranoid. That's just a rumour started by people out to get me.
>Sure, going into that first corner at kyalami, drivers of course slow down
>because you're ramming 19 cars through a fairly tight, slow corner.
>You can't expect to drive full speed through what amounts to a small
traffic
>jam.
>If you look at a replay of your first corner crashes against the ai you'll
>almost
>always find that you're the one swerving around and making a mess. You
>must either qualify well or wait for opportunities to overtake the other
>cars during the race.
