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Nascar Heat-Avoiding Vehicles

9 posts by 7 people · 23 Jan 2001 01:12 UTC - 26 Jan 2001 14:27 UTC

Paul Jager 23 Jan 2001 01:12 UTC#208300
Firstly, thanks to everyone in this NG whose helped me, a Brit trying to learn the art of Nascar with Nascar Heat (patched version). However I have another question, which this time involves the first few laps of a race. I am playing in hardcore mode, and a strength setting of medium, hard or pro, with 43 drivers. Whichever of the latter settings I choose though all the competition want to do is crash into me. Things become easier once the pack disperses after 5-10 laps, but I am finding it hard to stay in the race upto that point. I have tried keeping up speed, and keeping some form of line, but to no avail. Am I missing something here? Should I too be trying to knock merry hell out of my competitors? Any help appreciated. PJ
"Paul Jager" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:MQ4b6.129114$[email hidden]... > Firstly, thanks to everyone in this NG whose helped me, a Brit trying to > learn the art of Nascar with Nascar Heat (patched version). However I have > another question, which this time involves the first few laps of a race. I > am playing in hardcore mode, and a strength setting of medium, hard orpro, > with 43 drivers. Whichever of the latter settings I choose though all the > competition want to do is crash into me. Things become easier once thepack > disperses after 5-10 laps, but I am finding it hard to stay in the raceupto
Quoted text (7 lines)> that point. I have tried keeping up speed, and keeping some form of line, > but to no avail. Am I missing something here? Should I too be trying to > knock merry hell out of my competitors? > > Any help appreciated. > > PJ
The AI in heat are often blind...they want to get to point A on the track and they don't care if your car is already there. It's fun in the lower skill levels, but on hardcore it pretty much sucks. No you don't want to wreck the other cars, you'll just damage your car and slow yourself down. Try and stay consistant with your lines and hopefully before the end of January, there will be a Second patch that will address these and other issues.. dave henrie
It's not your fault Paul... The AI just cannot be consistently raced successfully in my experience, which is why I've given up on this title for the moment. They're slightly more welbehaved on road courses but even then I suggest you run offline near the pits under yellow. Jan. =--- Paul Jager wrote... > <snip>
They drive great yall just need to learn to drive better. The AI do suck under caustions though. "Jan Verschueren" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > It's not your fault Paul... The AI just cannot be consistently raced > successfully in my experience, which is why I've given up on this titlefor > the moment. They're slightly more welbehaved on road courses but even thenI
Quoted text (8 lines)> suggest you run offline near the pits under yellow. > > Jan. > =--- > Paul Jager wrote... > > <snip> > >
:) I think Nascar 4 is gonna rule. "Rogers" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:94ketp$5od$[email hidden]... > Dump heat its a waste, and buy N4 in about 2 weeks. It is the patch > for Nascar Heat :) > >
Ditto If your having problems w/AI and your framerate is above 45+ then lower the custom AI strength to 99% or less until you can get up to speed Ronnie Bigwhip <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:RLib6.9970$[email hidden]... > They drive great yall just need to learn to drive better.
Alky 26 Jan 2001 05:39 UTC↳ reply to Tim#207986
[email hidden] (Tim) wrote in <f0Pb6.43441$[email hidden]>: The AI is stupid, they'll crash into you in the pits and run up your ass on the track instead of going around.. that's extremely poor AI.
Quoted text (9 lines)>Ditto >If your having problems w/AI and your framerate is above 45+ then lower >the custom AI strength to 99% or less until you can get up to speed > >Ronnie Bigwhip <[email hidden]> wrote in message >news:RLib6.9970$[email hidden]... >> They drive great yall just need to learn to drive better. > >
Tim 26 Jan 2001 14:27 UTC↳ reply to Alky#207862
Ive NEVER been rear-ended on the track by the AI unless I really screwed up None of my leagues members have either We run Atlanta Daytona and Dega at 103%, all other tracks at 100% The pitting problems are another issue and they are being worked on with the upcomming patch Alky <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > [email hidden] (Tim) wrote in > <f0Pb6.43441$[email hidden]>: > > The AI is stupid, they'll crash into you in the pits and run up your asson > the track instead of going around.. that's extremely poor AI.

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