sounds like perfection is the only way to avoid being hit by the AI on a
relatively simple stretch of track at Monza. Which sounds disturbingly like
Microsoft CART:PR to me.
Marc.
>The only way to be able to brake for Parabolica with an AI on your tail and
live
>to tell about is to brake very late (at the red sign to the left) and then
>downshift very fast to second gear, this will help shorten the braking
distance.
>You also have to increase the brake pressure a little as the speed comes
down in
>second gear. I can do it, not very often though, and my best at Monza is a
>1:28.10 in the Lotus.
>/Christer
>> ...and more often than not, you're in the fence because the AI car rammed
>> you up the rear end. Even when braking at the last possible moment or
even
>> later than possible (i.e., when you are going to go off the track), I
still
>> get hit from behind by AI cars quite frequently if they are following. I
>> notice it particularly coming up to the Parabolica...and I know how to
hold
>> off on my braking quite well for that corner, so it's not because I'm
>> moronically braking way to early for another driver to anticipate.
>> Marc.
>> >I'm DRIVING the ferrari, and it's roar scares me right off the track!!
>> >.. but seriously... I have the same problem as you.. as soon as I hear a
>> car
>> >behind me, I tense up, and think how the heck did he just catch me - I
just
>> >did me best lap ever!! "Don't crash.. don't crash.. come on.. nice and
>> >easy... make him pass me.. don't make a mistake for him gain a place so
>> >easily.."
>> >Next thing you know, I'm upside down over a fence!!
>> >doktorB
>> >http://www.racesimcentral.net/~drbryan/gpl
>> >>Ok now I have to know... :)
>> >>How do you guys cope with the pressure of cars in your mirror?
>> >>Am I just a bag of nerves?
>> >>It seems everytime I hear the roar of the ferrari and see a red car in
>> >>my mirror it's
>> >>9/10 off I go into the wall or something!
>> >>So I guess I need some tips :)
>> >>Thanks a lot!
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>http://www.racesimcentral.net/~w-41236/ (Read all about the "Global online
>racing"-proposal under "For developers". Read it a couple of times, cause
noone
>has understood it the first time they've read it yet :o)).