Fuji Sartono wrote
Of course it is !
But watch out if you have an under-powered car and your trying to draft a
Loti.. I blew my motor before the Masta Kink as I was trying to slingshot a
pass with the help of the draft.. the revs were too high and boom, all I
heard was the wind ;)
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I can get 8MPH higher on the straights in a draft with a lotii. Only
problem is watch out for the braking zone, have to brake much earlier.
Jesse
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|hi .. | |I remember that slipstreaming used (and still is) a strategy that would |be used to overtake cars in F1RS, GP2 (yup, GP2 especially), and MGPRS2 |.. | |In GPL, is slipstreaming simulated? | |Thanks.hi ..
I remember that slipstreaming used (and still is) a strategy that would
be used to overtake cars in F1RS, GP2 (yup, GP2 especially), and MGPRS2
..
In GPL, is slipstreaming simulated?
Thanks.
Yep. I crashed out of a battle for the lead at the Glen once because I
caught a draft *just* before the braking zone... I had to pull out to
avoid rear-ending him, I caught him so fast, so unexpectedly (catching
someone at the end of a straight in a Brabham is *always* unexpected). I
slid off the road at the Loop. When I looked at the replay, I was going
5 mph faster than when lapping alone.
It is *definitely* modeled...
--Dave
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> hi .. > I remember that slipstreaming used (and still is) a strategy that would > be used to overtake cars in F1RS, GP2 (yup, GP2 especially), and MGPRS2 > .. > In GPL, is slipstreaming simulated? > Thanks.<snip>
> , all I
> heard was the wind ;)
Are you saying that GPL simulates driver flatulence? :)
Randy
Only at the Nurburgring. The German word for "drive" is, of course, "fahrt."
Trey Behan
Most definitely, yes, it is simulated.
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Bruce.
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