Anthony
Jason
Lucas
Jason
I do not care about the choice of the tire or the static of the H ... I want and I liked the gameplay that it allowed and it gave a very good differentiation to the manager who knows and does not know how to drive. If you do not know what I mean, I speak of aggression, and if you did not use it, I did not know how to play it. I just ran another race, it was 100% in SS, S or almost in M, super conservative !!! what a great emotion and difficulty
Okay, I understand your point now. The new changes implemented today is intended to address that. There should be more push level controlling needed now than before, especially for SS. It's no longer "set it to the lowest push level" for the entire race.
If it is right, I will be happy with that.
Yes, those changes are the right way to go forward. The fixes applied just now are probably not there yet, but no one said this was all they'd do to get the temperature right. It's quite the contrary, Jack said we should be prepared to see more adjustments. In the end, which one requires more skill, just choose Hards and manage them right or figure out the right strategy and tyre for the conditions and then manage that right?
Jack
Tejas
Actually Jack, the supers will dominate every race in 100% racing.
As a quick follow-up to this, I would reserve judgement until you've done a couple of races at least. Let's see. After all, we did slow down SS and speed up S (a tiny fraction) and M (quite a lot).
But like I said if that is the case, and you are right and as Mike also said Hards are completely out of the picture, we can adjust the wear scale for 100% races specifically to combat that.
It's still a bit soon for a final judgement but does looks like adjusting the tyres to values around the ones in 75% might be better. But in the long run, would it be possible to have the current wear (for 100%) as a base and make it more variable depending on the tracks wear rating and air temperature? Like empty wear bar and 5 degrees Celsius the current wear and at the other extreme at full wear bar wear rating and 40+ degrees celsius +50% wear. Then also giving overheating of tyres some real wear penalty like up to 50% on top (or more?), but less speed penalty for the first half into the red. So you can push into the red for some extra speed but it'll really eat your tyres doing so.