I just suck at Barcelona and the old Hockenheim.
Never finished a race at the latter.
I loved old Hockenheim. Wings down and gears long. Very fast but turns like freight train on couple chicanes.
Posted 04 July 2011 - 13:34
I just suck at Barcelona and the old Hockenheim.
Never finished a race at the latter.
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Posted 05 July 2011 - 02:30
Posted 05 July 2011 - 08:11
Good list.New York Circuit (Forza Motorsport) - Two long straights, each dead-ending into more or less identical sharp corners. Boring, or so I thought until they added those $#&*ing chicanes. Thanks, Turn 10.
Posted 05 July 2011 - 10:18
Posted 06 July 2011 - 13:49
Tsukuba is actually one of my favourite tracks on the game. On any races you have to do here, select a car with a high handling/braking stat that fits the criteria for the event you're doing, and purchase as many handling upgrades as possible. Top speed is pretty much pointless here due to a lack of straights--it's acceleration and handling that will win you races, especially against the CPU.i hate Tsukuba. it is so dull imo. it is just three hairpins, then straights with one moderately high speed turn. i hate it, and the fact that i have to do more races on that rather than other better tracks, makes me hate it even more.
Posted 06 July 2011 - 13:52
i prefer to buy new cars, than do up them. maybe thats why, but i just find it so monotonous.Tsukuba is actually one of my favourite tracks on the game. On any races you have to do here, select a car with a high handling/braking stat that fits the criteria for the event you're doing, and purchase as many handling upgrades as possible. Top speed is pretty much pointless here due to a lack of straights--it's acceleration and handling that will win you races, especially against the CPU.
I don't go into any events in career mode on Forza unless I have the best car anyway, so winning is far easier for me.
Posted 07 July 2011 - 16:41
Tsukuba is actually one of my favourite tracks on the game. On any races you have to do here, select a car with a high handling/braking stat that fits the criteria for the event you're doing, and purchase as many handling upgrades as possible. Top speed is pretty much pointless here due to a lack of straights--it's acceleration and handling that will win you races, especially against the CPU.
I don't go into any events in career mode on Forza unless I have the best car anyway, so winning is far easier for me.
Edited by DanardiF1, 07 July 2011 - 19:12.
Posted 10 July 2011 - 06:51
Posted 11 July 2011 - 19:20
Istanbul is one of my favourite tracks on F1 2010. Assuming you're playing F1 2010, set the car up here as you would for Barcelona--lots of ballast to the front, large differences between front and rear dampers and roll-bars (low front settings and high rear settings), and low ride height and downforce. Many tracks that seem hard will become much easier to drive with the right setup.It depends really... I use a keyboard so tracks with a lot of twists tend to be a tad harder (e.g: Suzuka)
Istanbul Park, Shanghai and Valencia are tracks where I underperform most.