Generic CUSTOM LOBBYS QUESTION

great work on the custom lobbys
but i must ask if theres any plans in the future to be able to set one lobby up and chose different cars and circuits from within that lobby ?
because as it is its a hell of a job getting 16 drivers into a lobby then to re do it again for another race with different car and circuit
hopeing kunos understand this

 

Yes. I need to add my observations.. Its a great job so far but with this base a this moment doing any competitive racing online is impossible. You run out of fuel and you can get to pit and start again... This is just wrong.

If we could have like a bullet points on your plans plz.

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And to implement an easier way to pick liveries , save playback and how about some game chat ???

 

Hmm.. To be honest... Maybe we should do like a absolute essential thinks that should be in the next update (if possible). As i see the guys that do organise great online racing ( like myself, Maxx, Stoner, Dunky) should be asked to give their feedbacks..

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i only asked one question
all of a sudden theres a list

 

I think at the very least changing cars without leaving the server should be a possibility.

 

Of course there's a list.

Add to it.

FIXED SETUPS

In any simulator you should have this option.

Is Motorsport a "sport"?

Well duh of course. And what's the most fun thing about most sports?

Winning on a level playing field/ground.

That's why "forced base setups" is such a popular option in Forza, GT, etc. It's why the "Fixed Series" in iRacing always has multiple racing going on. People don't want to be beaten by this with more time to set up there cars for every track.

Kunos, please us an option to compete with equal machinery.

God I wish it didn't feel like this is just another thread pointing out basic flaws.. that just falls on deaf ears. Sigh.

 

This hardly exists in any sport.

 

Football, tennis, volleyball, baseball, basketball, NFL, NRL, Cricket, Golf, Hockey, etc.

What are you smoking?

In motorsport yes it goes both ways. Some controlled categories are very close, whereas in F1 as we've seen with Redbull and Mercedes, it isn't a level playing field.

Anyway you're wrong and you didn't even bother to back it up and just expressed your opinion as a fact.

 

Lol you think football is a level playing field? I think it is you who is smoking something. Most of those sports you mentioned are riddled with PED users for a start. Yes even golf! Some teams have better facilities, better medical teams etc. Very few sports are a level playing field.

 

You're talking fluff now. The only thing worth saying here is that gamers will get more satisfaction from beating others online in lobby's where everything is forced to use stock setups.

The numbers don't lie. The fans love this option.

 

Fixed setups is a basic thing.
Also a bit more of a explanation in setups.. Fuel 30... What this means? Liters / laps / gallons / kg...? Like in PC... You should be able to see how many laps you can go on this fuel.

Times between players while racing..
Ability to do false start...

When the session is 0:00... It should go to next one (15sec delay) now we wait for i dont know what...

Default race delay should be 20 sec not 60....

Race result should have total time best laps.. And.. If possible your times for each lap...


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Just because you say I'm talking fluff doesn't make it true. Your reply is evidence you can't counter my point because you know it's correct. I could give you a million more examples.

However I totally agree and support your idea of fixed set ups.

 

How hilarious is it that we still can do normal clutch starts?

Hahaha I would have never of believed it had someone told be that still wouldn't have been added a year after the console release.

Adding the element of randomness off the line is one of the best things about motor racing.

Yet Assetto Corsa is still 1996 style Gran Turismo - pre wheels Era.

 

Haha nah I just didn't want to drag it further off topics. I know what you're saying, but still when you're on a tennis court and it's a racquet, a ball and an opponent on the other side of the net, it's still an extreme example of a "level playing field" when you compare it to one guy being 2+ seconds a lap faster around most tracks, in the same car, purely because he has more free time on his hands to setup the car.

See my point?

Sure the engineering side of it is actually very interesting, but it's a hollow feeling when you've got that kind of advantage. That's why I say, most sport it's definitely more a level playing field and that's way gamer love that option in driving simulators.

 

fixed setups are for those that are scared of loseing
and from my exp they end up loseing anyway

 

Nah it's those who are too scared to race on a level playing field who usually aren't that fast. Some are very quick, but deep down they know their setup skills and time invested gives them an unfair advantage.

On that note, I'm quick and super clean. If anyone feels like racing in the same cars and default settings, add me: jc-1186

 

To be completely honest, fixed set ups are for those who don't understand setups nor have the time to learn, set up, run a lap, tweak and so on, and just want to race and not be 2 or 3 seconds off pace due to set ups.

 

PS4? I'm not that quick though tbh.