Multi-Class Endurance Championship Season Four

Not here to create drama, but i understand +didn't read the newer pages

Another suggestion I have in mind is about MDSB. It takes skill to do it consistently and I appreciate that fact, but lately I have noticed an issue with MDSB. When exiting a corner, if you are behind someone doing the MDSB, you are brakechecked and if you are in very close proximity of the car in front you don't have any time to react. So my suggestion would not to be to ban MDSB, but when reviewing incidents, MDSB should be considered as a form of brakecheck. This way people would avoid using it in very close racing situations. You may ask, why don't both driver's just MDSB and there will be no issues? Well 1) You know how GTA is with lag and all, when MDSBing you can hardly trust what you see on your screen, 2) When a car from a different GT is coming around to lap you, or even if a slower GT caught you up, different cars have different potential when it comes to MDSB, 3) Sometimes it can be quite hard to determine if it is quicker to MDSB instead of taking some kerbboosts or a wide line. One driver not as confident with MDSB could prefer a different approach to the one that is comfortable MDSBing. I doubt anyone MDSB:s on purpose just to brakecheck, but there are always those scumbags out there. Just my idea to keep the racing as fair as possible :^)

I agree with Baron here. Having a setup that helps a driver getting the most out of themselves is something that shouldn't be taken away. As he said, setups don't make the cars magically faster, they just make them better suited for the driver's preferences, and there's nothing wrong about that. Also, all the parts in LSC are available for everyone to use. I simply don't think that using something that everybody else can as well would be unfair to them.
Even if you look at F1, which is probably the most tightly regulated motorsport out there, and something that we tend to refer to when we talk about rules in our races, even there the drivers do have a say in how their car is set up for a race, to make it better suit their driving style, and there's absolutely nothing wrong or unfair about that.
Besides, banning car tuning would drive many people away. As someone who cares about how their car is set up most of the time, I wouldn't be happy to drive a car that simply doesn't feel good to me. If drivers aren't comfortable and feeling good in their cars, that will only hurt the racing as a whole imo.
No hard feelings towards anyone, I'm sure it will be a great event regardless. This is just how I feel about the issue.

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I'd also like to point out that neons can be made invisible with a pure black crew color, making it impossible to police. Considering how much they can change the handling, this would pretty much defeat the whole idea of locking setups anyway.

I have submitted and am hoping I am able to race in this for the first time! I've completed in multiple events over 2017 and If I am not able to race I would be more than willing to help out on the Xbox One side in any way I can.

There's a handiling difference with neons.  I've never heard of that

Been wanting to participate in this (did the thing in the link thingy).

I own the game on PC, I've spent many hours on PC. In fact, I'll be racing in a PC event on Sunday!

All I've noticed is that cars behave differently on PC, of course. But you don't gain any more time going from one setup to another than you do on console.

The biggest issue on PC is the weird effects that you get playing at high framerates that vary wildly, but it's already a given that this will be a 60 FPS lock.