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From Gran Turismo 1997 to GT7: History, Culture, and the Limits of Simulation · Lesson 15

Damage, Risk and Fear: The Biggest Difference from Real Driving

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The concept

“Damage, Risk and Fear: The Biggest Difference from Real Driving” should be studied as a r…

Why it matters

Understanding “Damage, Risk and Fear: The Biggest Difference from Real Driv…

In the game

Create a baseline for “Damage, Risk and Fear: The Biggest Difference from R…

Reads and decisions

At which phase does the issue begin: braking, turn-in, mid-corner, or tract…

Counters and responses

Reduce combined demands on the tire before making a mechanical change: avoi…

Advanced notes

Use comparable stints, sector deltas, minimum and exit speed, error rate, a…

Common mistakes

Changing several variables together and not knowing which one caused the re…

Put it into practice

Diagnose and verify: Damage, Risk and Fear: The Biggest Difference from Rea…

Check your knowledge

What is the most dangerous mistake when studying “Damage, Risk and Fear: Th…

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