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Originally Posted by tuffguy
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Originally Posted by RC45
How else does one explain that while my B-Spec guy can just about drive a Chaperal for one lap without crashing on any track on setting 3 or 4 --- yet he can pilot an F1, an M3, an SLR and an EVO modified to the max to super-track records on every track he goes on without so much as an error when on setting 5.
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Those are better balanced, modern cars to begin with. Have you tried driving a Chaperal?  |
Yes I have, and am vastly better at driving the Chaperal than the AI driver, all the AI has to do is slow down sooner - something it apparently can't do, and I didn't mentiion how badly the AI drives a slew of other "modern" cars.
The point I am making is that the AI is better in certain cars on certain tracks - and alwasy the same predictable failures and successes in the same cars. And the list of well-behaving car-AI pairs is not a true indication of the vehicle capabilities - but rather an indication of which car-AI pairs were actually finished.