hi ben how are you, i have this little question for you, its because im running without replay handling and i want to know how i am between the ones who use it and the ones doesnt use it, thanks bye
if you did that REALLY without replay handling, you're the best driver of us all.
BY FAR
I'm so sorry that I only don't believe this...
As I see it, it's possible to drive a time without replay handling between 1:25 and 1:26. The track doesn't have parts where you have to use RH one million times until you can do a special trick. There are no long 6thGear-parts. (I haven't managed it yet to get into the 6thGear before the long straight paved road.) So I personally think that the gap between the RH-users and those who use it won't be more than 8-10 sec. So, in my opinion the winner-time will be around 1:16-1:18. I will drive without RH for the next days, but I will also work on a RH-time if it's necessary to get into the points.
ben, i just have to say that i really love this game and i really enjoy running it without replay handling, its important for the championship to get points but i really hate replay handling, i dont remember in wich track i try it, i spend 1 minute and i get borried, so believe me i NEVER USED REPLAY HANDLING and a little funny thing is that you say that you dont believe this time is real, welll i am sending in this moment a 1:25:10 WITHOUT replay handling and belive it or not i am really a good driver, try it without rh and you will see its real dirving fun
i decided i believe you, after trying a couple of times myself. my third try was very ok, 1:27,something
sorry, and thanks: now I realise that my 1:23 is really shitty!
ben if theres no problem, when you make the amalgamated fastest time of this track can you tell me how i am between the best time is to know in which part i have to work hard, i mean faster parts or slower, thank you and good luck...
You can get about 1.23 wiithout replay handling. Of course theoretically you could drive a perfect round without replay handling, but you're not likely to....
what do you mean by saying that, are you trying to tell me that i am not able to do it by my capacities?????
The english use the phrase "you" as another way of saying "anyone". So when I say, "you're not likely to" it doesn't mean that you - Juank23 - is not likely to, it means that no one is, since it is obviously impossible.