Learning to Race - Real Life or Gran Turismo 5?
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No game can teach you to race, everyone knows that, except the guys who believes that rFactor or iRacing is same than driving the actual cars... hilarious idiots.
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This is a video about learning to sim race? LOL. No, it's not. Don't listen to this.
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no it's not, but the driving physics are close if you know what to do. A problem that people overlook, is GT5 doesn't properly simulate the tires that each car would use IRL. The tire physics & driving physics overall are very impressive considering they work both for steering wheels and controllers (something that no other game can do properly), but GT5 could be improved. Of course, if they got tire properly simulated for each car, then we wouldn't have 1000 cars to drive
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One part of this video I would like everyone who races sim online, especially GT5 and iracing, "NEVER DIVE BOMB CORNERS"
and "MAXIMIZE YOUR CORNER EXIT SPEED"
I don't know why but to many people online seem to think late braking is good, the saying is SLOW IN, FAST OUT. not fast in, slow out. I'm sick of getting rear ended by morons that don't prepare themselves when entering a corner. Plus the drag affects your braking distances too. I'm not expert, but I at least don't rear end people
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Really all sims do. Even games like Shift 2 that over exaggerate the G forces and movement, still don't give you a realistic sense of speed. Maybe someday when the graphics are insane, we'll be able to get a good sense of speed.
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i'd say gt5 has good physics but it misses g forces
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Definately would look forward to it! I thought the pros would say "ya can't learn from video games!" but i guess in this day and age, you can!
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Excellent.
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1000th like... wahooo!
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Great stuff! MORE!!
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I think more of this is necessary. I would like to see "Shakedown Driving School" in the near future.
sonnysho 1 year ago 25
I'm all for ten episodes, each concentrating on one of the ten key points mentioned. That or allocate half of each of the next ten segments to them. It's good stuff to learn, even if you already "know" half of it. Thans for the Cap'n Slow and Sir Jackie video, too.
haygoodb 1 year ago 7