be answered by more experienced drivers. I am running v1.21.
- does wind speed/direction have any affect on a car's handling during
a race and, if so, how do we know what direction we face when
driving around each track?
- computer cars are very quick off the draw when the green flag drops
after a period under yellow. Anyone else share the same opinion?
- autobrake doesn't work very well (at least not at Atlanta) in
keeping speeds below 55mph while in pit lane. Testing from a saved
position resulted in getting a black flag each time for exceeding
the pit lane speed limit. Under autobrake, the speed at times will
hit 56mph briefly, which is apparently all it takes to be penalized.
Has anyone else suffered this as well? I make sure not to exceed
54 mph now.
- saving a race midway through results in a yellow flag and a change
in the order the cars were in when you resume. Why does this
happen? Can't the save function save the position, speed and
acceleration of each of the cars instead of just their current
standing? Its frustrating to have to save at a point during a long
race when you've built up a 5 second lead only to have it erased
when you resume the same race.
- in replay films, cars appear to repeatedly bump their nose into the
outer wall down the straights of Bristol.
- at times during a race (again, seeing this in Bristol), cars
suddenly veer into the outer wall and then quickly veer back down
the track and towards the pit. It is as if the driver is
purposefully damaging the car so he can make a pit stop. Is this
the computer's way of randomly assigning car damage due to driving
mistakes? If so, why don't we ever see damage being done to the
car? The car looks in perfect condition as it lumbers in to pit
lane. Am I the only one who's seen this?
- pit times are not realistic. My pit times are always 20-21 seconds
no matter if I change one tire on the left side or all four tires.
One tire usually takes about 7 seconds to change, but then I have to
sit around for 15 more before I can leave. I don't request
refuelling, nor for any damage to be repaired or any other
modifications to be made.
I hope Papyrus responds to these problems. I've forwarded the above
to them in hopes that any new update will make some effort at
correcting these problems.
Bill.