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DTR: Geez, the AI is GOOD!

4 posts by 4 people · 08 Dec 1999 - 08 Dec 1999

Chris Cavin 08 Dec 1999#507984
I got the DTR demo last night and set the AI to 70% for racing. Well, I got my lunch eaten at that setting, and I've no problem beating the AI in GPL. Doesn't really bother me (just leaves room to improve), but I'm curious if it's because the setups are locked out. Do the setup adjustments give you a whole lot more speed over the default in the demo? -Chris- Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ Before you buy.
Doug Gordon 08 Dec 1999#507985
I also wondered if it is really the "AI" that is good in the DTR demo, or if they just have cars with a lot more HP. I'll know more after installing the retail version of the game. However, IMO the car that I drive in the demo would benefit from a change in gearing that might help things a bit. Doug Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ Before you buy.
(unknown) 08 Dec 1999#507986
> > I got the DTR demo last night and set the AI to 70% for racing. Well, > > I got my lunch eaten at that setting, and I've no problem beating the
Quoted text (8 lines)> > AI in GPL. Doesn't really bother me (just leaves room to improve), > but > > I'm curious if it's because the setups are locked out. Do the setup > > adjustments give you a whole lot more speed over the default in the > > demo? > > -Chris- > >I also wondered if it is really the "AI" that is good in the DTR
demo, > or if they just have cars with a lot more HP. I'll know more after > installing the retail version of the game. However, IMO the car that I > drive in the demo would benefit from a change in gearing that might > help things a bit. > Doug Hi Doug and Chris, You are both right in suspecting that the 100% AI in the demo have an advantage, but its not more horsepower. Its all in the setups. The setups on our site all have the stamp on them of '100% AI Killing' and that pretty much explains what you can do with them :) Where the fun begins is Online though, where basically everyone racing is capable of trouncing the hardest AI. I'd say the best use for the AI at that point is to *always* let them get ahead of you and then practice slicing through them...in fact if we could save replays, this would make a really entertaining thing to have submitted. Anyway, if you want the setups, they are at: Late Model Players Guide http://blitzsports.com/racing/Dirt MR Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ Before you buy.
BillySnas 08 Dec 1999#507987
The AI in DTR is tough. But, it is beatable. I was a tester and at first I thought it was too tough, but as you learn the driving lines ans such the AI is beatable. It just takes time. This is one of the best asspects of DTR. If it was easy to beat the AI right off the bat, all would master the game and it would become boring. This will keep you on your toes, and strive to get better and better. -- Bill Sasnett BillySnass on N3 and DTR SNASSCAR League Administrator SNASSCAR Website: www.zyworld.com/Snasscar/home.htm ICQ# is 6632838 Life Member of The North American Hunt Club Member of Wildlife Forever Member of B.A.S.S Member of Team 'Zona (NROS & DTR sim-racing team)

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