Released Latest Content Updates - Includes BOP GTE
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Still no information about, what the "BoP adjustments to weight engine power and fuel tank capacity" means for the cars. I think you can add these details, if you provided the exact numbers for "minimum ride height" and "packers stack thickness".
The last GT3 BoP they provided that information, hopefully it will come for the GTEs too. I'm guessing they've been quite busy. Might make life a little easier for leagues to figure out if they need to make any adjustments as well if we get detailed info
I believe they said on discord yesterday there was a delay in the LeMans update because of some licensing things. I don't think we'll be waiting too long for that though.
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Patrick Schumacher
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There was a Le Mans update yesterday
CrimsonEminence
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I have the impression, the RSR "screams" more from the outside, instead of being a mosquito. 
The Aston GTE rear wheels now feel "connected" to the fronts, it feels not, as if you have worn out rears, anymore.
Overall, this class is now about "rake and brake" and you already have a good stable car to drive. I have not even tried Silverstone and Portland and i'm actually excited about it.
Also to all the "you don't look at the trees, you look at apexes, it's not important" - guys: This vegetation, seen on something like Le Mans is a HUGE immersion boost and it seems, also Portland features it, combined with the lighting, the improved sounds and better drivability in endurance classes, better performance (on my side) it becomes a goddamn enjoyable experience, i'm tempted more to take the long loading times and convoluted setting changes.^^ (which doesn't mean, i celebrate it
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Dashboard information is now actually useful and improvements are visible as a glance for the future. Pays off, thank you S397.
The Aston GTE rear wheels now feel "connected" to the fronts, it feels not, as if you have worn out rears, anymore.
Overall, this class is now about "rake and brake" and you already have a good stable car to drive. I have not even tried Silverstone and Portland and i'm actually excited about it.
Also to all the "you don't look at the trees, you look at apexes, it's not important" - guys: This vegetation, seen on something like Le Mans is a HUGE immersion boost and it seems, also Portland features it, combined with the lighting, the improved sounds and better drivability in endurance classes, better performance (on my side) it becomes a goddamn enjoyable experience, i'm tempted more to take the long loading times and convoluted setting changes.^^ (which doesn't mean, i celebrate it
)Dashboard information is now actually useful and improvements are visible as a glance for the future. Pays off, thank you S397.
The 2018 version of Le Mans was updated yesterday (v2.37), it has everything they ran at VLM, except different ads and greener grass which is more accurate to the 2018 event.
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davehenrie
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Dangit Alex, now I have to load it up again and let the AI trundle around some......
Stefan_L_01
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I'm curious to find out what happens if you set rear ride height to 50mm and packers (which is in setup relative to ride height) to full 60mm....
GTClub_wajdi
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Portland is very heavy with my Oculus Rift S.
Can’t go over 40fps!!!
2080ti
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It has the same syndrome of Nurburgring GP.
Sadly rfactor2 continues to be very bad with VR.
Can’t go over 40fps!!!
2080ti
i78700
It has the same syndrome of Nurburgring GP.
Sadly rfactor2 continues to be very bad with VR.
juanchioooo
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you have something wrong configured
