i said it in other videos too, i'm not good at simracing, and i'm not quick at learning the track, to be honest i should spend more time on it behind the scene
@xhail217 Driving pretty well? What? I'll give you a little perspective: I just sat down, fired up AC for the first time in forever, got on this car track combo (never driven the car or track in my entire life), and on my first lap I was around a MINUTE quicker. I didn't hit anything nor off-track. A minute is an INSANE amount of time difference, especially on a track like this. I'm not a speed demon either, so this is wild. I didn't drive the track super well - I was cautious and keeping it steady, so if I didn't drive it well myself and I was over a minute quicker this is insane. Try driving it yourself - it is genuinely hard to be that slow.
@@subnark I'm not that great at it either fam. Yes, spend time and effort. If you just sit down, do a single one-take lap (I'm giving you the benefit of the doubt and assume you don't do any practice or warmup laps because being this slow is a crime) with mid commentary and some nonsensical yapping here and there for the sake of filler, and then just slap it onto RUclips then I don't know what you expect. If you like pumping out low-effort content, then you do you, but don't be surprised when you get criticized. Why would I want to watch someone who's driving like a maniac because he hasn't practiced (without any valuable or insightful commentary either)? Why would I spend time consuming your content when you yourself don't want to spend much time or effort producing it? You're not running a live show man - you're recording. You can try to showcase how good you *can* be and go for multiple laps or takes. Even if you're still slow, putting in effort means you respect your viewer's time. You're not good at commentating while driving at all either (it's nonsensical blabber most of the time), so why not just drive in silence and then commentate over yourself in a meaningful way in post? Then edit that in and bam, much better. Still a low bar, but better. Put in the minimum and people will point it out man.
@omarspiderahmed I tried this track a few days ago and could barely get my car around some of the corners I'll try again tommorow in the car he used and see
You got a lot of videos on Trento Bondone, yet you're driving like it's your first time on the track without a map. Strange.
wdym hes driving pretty well?
i said it in other videos too, i'm not good at simracing, and i'm not quick at learning the track, to be honest i should spend more time on it behind the scene
@xhail217 Driving pretty well? What?
I'll give you a little perspective: I just sat down, fired up AC for the first time in forever, got on this car track combo (never driven the car or track in my entire life), and on my first lap I was around a MINUTE quicker. I didn't hit anything nor off-track. A minute is an INSANE amount of time difference, especially on a track like this. I'm not a speed demon either, so this is wild. I didn't drive the track super well - I was cautious and keeping it steady, so if I didn't drive it well myself and I was over a minute quicker this is insane. Try driving it yourself - it is genuinely hard to be that slow.
@@subnark I'm not that great at it either fam.
Yes, spend time and effort. If you just sit down, do a single one-take lap (I'm giving you the benefit of the doubt and assume you don't do any practice or warmup laps because being this slow is a crime) with mid commentary and some nonsensical yapping here and there for the sake of filler, and then just slap it onto RUclips then I don't know what you expect. If you like pumping out low-effort content, then you do you, but don't be surprised when you get criticized. Why would I want to watch someone who's driving like a maniac because he hasn't practiced (without any valuable or insightful commentary either)? Why would I spend time consuming your content when you yourself don't want to spend much time or effort producing it? You're not running a live show man - you're recording. You can try to showcase how good you *can* be and go for multiple laps or takes. Even if you're still slow, putting in effort means you respect your viewer's time. You're not good at commentating while driving at all either (it's nonsensical blabber most of the time), so why not just drive in silence and then commentate over yourself in a meaningful way in post? Then edit that in and bam, much better. Still a low bar, but better. Put in the minimum and people will point it out man.
@omarspiderahmed I tried this track a few days ago and could barely get my car around some of the corners I'll try again tommorow in the car he used and see