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AI Question: GP4 vs F1 2002

4 posts by 4 people · 14 Jul 2002 18:56 UTC - 15 Jul 2002 21:25 UTC

BRH 14 Jul 2002 18:56 UTC#108325
Sorry for the re-post, but I got no response to my first attempt, so I thought that I'd try again. (Everyone's talking about WSC/WRL. Anybody want to chime in on GP4?): I've read numerous posts here comparing/contrasting F1-2K2 and GP4, and I don't want to start a repetitive thread about the merits of each. However, many posts about GP4 praise its offline AI. I frequently race against the AI in F1-2K2, and find it wanting, so I would be interested in hearing specifically what's better about the AI in GP4? Specifically, I find that the AI cars in F1-2K2 bunch up to the point of almost stopping at the first few curves at most tracks. Does this also occur with the AI in GP4? Thanks!
bertr 14 Jul 2002 18:56 UTC#529577
Sorry for the re-post, but I got no response to my first attempt, so I thought that I'd try again. (Everyone's talking about WSC/WRL. Anybody want to chime in on GP4?): I've read numerous posts here comparing/contrasting F1-2K2 and GP4, and I don't want to start a repetitive thread about the merits of each. However, many posts about GP4 praise its offline AI. I frequently race against the AI in F1-2K2, and find it wanting, so I would be interested in hearing specifically what's better about the AI in GP4? Specifically, I find that the AI cars in F1-2K2 bunch up to the point of almost stopping at the first few curves at most tracks. Does this also occur with the AI in GP4? Thanks!
"BRH @attbi.com>" <"bertrh<no-spam> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
Quoted text (13 lines)> Sorry for the re-post, but I got no response to my first attempt, so I > thought that I'd try again. (Everyone's talking about WSC/WRL. Anybody > want to chime in on GP4?): > > I've read numerous posts here comparing/contrasting F1-2K2 and GP4, and > I don't want to start a repetitive thread about the merits of each. > > However, many posts about GP4 praise its offline AI. I frequently race > against the AI in F1-2K2, and find it wanting, so I would be interested > in hearing specifically what's better about the AI in GP4? > Specifically, I find that the AI cars in F1-2K2 bunch up to the point of > almost stopping at the first few curves at most tracks. Does this also > occur with the AI in GP4?
No, except where you can expect it like in Monaco. The AI are just very good, defending their line, giving you room when being lapped etc. On the downside, they sometimes take a long time to decide to pass you when you have damage, and they race you on the outlap in qualifying. Once your skills have grown to the extent that you win every race, grab a tool to make them faster. These tools have been around for ever GP edition. Btw, in the GPx series they're called CC cars, not AI. CC is for Computer Controlled. Bart
Bart Westra schrieb:
Quoted text (24 lines)> "BRH @attbi.com>" <"bertrh<no-spam> wrote in message > news:[email hidden]... > >>Sorry for the re-post, but I got no response to my first attempt, so I >>thought that I'd try again. (Everyone's talking about WSC/WRL. Anybody >>want to chime in on GP4?): >> >>I've read numerous posts here comparing/contrasting F1-2K2 and GP4, and >>I don't want to start a repetitive thread about the merits of each. >> >>However, many posts about GP4 praise its offline AI. I frequently race >>against the AI in F1-2K2, and find it wanting, so I would be interested >>in hearing specifically what's better about the AI in GP4? >>Specifically, I find that the AI cars in F1-2K2 bunch up to the point of >>almost stopping at the first few curves at most tracks. Does this also >>occur with the AI in GP4? > > > No, except where you can expect it like in Monaco. The AI are just very > good, defending their line, giving you room when being lapped etc. On the > downside, they sometimes take a long time to decide to pass you when you > have damage, and they race you on the outlap in qualifying. > Once your skills have grown to the extent that you win every race, grab a > tool to make them faster. These tools have been around for ever GP edition.
Well, I saw it at several tracks, esp. in the rain. It happens in real life too, although not so often. I'm still waiting for the sim that doesn't have at least some strange AI behaviour in close quarters. I just had a big crash in N2k2 and in the end about 20 cars were scattered around the track, with more still coming around the track to join us at full speed. Are they blind, spotter on vacation, or what? ;) -- l8er ronny Your mouse has moved. Windows must be restarted for the change to take effect. Reboot now?

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