No, anyone that can't really argue the case or address the points being made, while relying on generic and often unrelated sim racing old mansplaining just doesn't get it.Yeah, anyone who disagrees with you just doesn't get it.
Nailed it.Really is just a matter of a bit better awareness from both. If I was the Aston I'd have recognised the fact I'd left the Apex in another postcode and that the Audi was close enough to fill that space. In the Audi's situation I might have decided to brake straighter and pin the exit given the two in front were squabbling rather than take the normal line / speed in to the apex just in case a cut back was going to happen. Just one of those things.
Was the penalty applied after stewards looked at the footage? The only thing that might have swung the decision is the Audi was off the brakes and coasting at the point it was apparent the Aston was taking a cut back. If he spotted the cut back in time and stayed on the brakes contact might have been avoided but I'm guessing he was looking through the corner and didn't spot the impending doom in time All a bit of a mute point now.No, anyone that can't really argue the case or address the points being made, while relying on generic and often unrelated sim racing old mansplaining just doesn't get it.
Nailed it.
Convenient assumptions there. You don't know me. If you did, you'd know that there have been similar incidents involving me, him or other team mates where we've been on the other side of it and can take responsibility for being at fault. He may be my mate, but I'm more than capable of telling him if he's at fault and the door swings both ways.You can't even be objective as it was your team mate to blame. If your mate had been the one spun you'd be agreeing with me.
Mansplaining? Really? Last comments from me. Take care and happy racing....
A what?Anyone has a trainer for this game?
yes, i am totally new to any racing game and was wondering if there is a trainer until i get a feel for the gameI think a trainer means a cheat?
Edit. Been reading the debate. I’m with uncle.
I don't believe there is and it wouldn't help you improve if there was one.yes, i am totally new to any racing game and was wondering if there is a trainer until i get a feel for the game
thanks
Thank you sirI don't believe there is and it wouldn't help you improve if there was one.
My advice would be to simply watch some track guides on youtube, find a car you like and practice, practice, practice
First off, I'm not very goodAnyone has a trainer for this game?
First of all. Look after yourself. Get healthy mate and get racing!Lot of cheap DLC deals for this at cdkeys.com at the mo.
I'm in the crazy situation of having a GT Omega(?) wheel stand partly built in the backroom having bought it before last Xmas, a practically unused Logitech G290 under my pc desk bought 3+ years ago to replace a dying ~2006 Fanatec, but after years of not sim racing and now long covid I'm struggling to get back into racing... Must try harder!
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How you doing fella?Lot of cheap DLC deals for this at cdkeys.com at the mo.
I'm in the crazy situation of having a GT Omega(?) wheel stand partly built in the backroom having bought it before last Xmas, a practically unused Logitech G290 under my pc desk bought 3+ years ago to replace a dying ~2006 Fanatec, but after years of not sim racing and now long covid I'm struggling to get back into racing... Must try harder!
Struggling on cheers, had the wheel stand built for ~2 months (took surprisingly little time to finish, loads of spare bits for other wheel typres), but so far the racing mojo hasn't really come back. I dabble in my racing collection that I re-installed on Steam, but after ~15mins I'm done, whereas I can start up Rocket League Rumble and play upto an hour on a good day.How you doing fella?