GSC 2012 AI still the best ??

[jason_peters]

Seems to me GSC 2012 still has the best AI out there from the sim world (this excludes codies F1 game)

This everyone else's opinion

I have tried:-
GPL (from a long time ago - always seemed good back then but maybe my rose tinted glasses for this sim)
LFS
rF2 (still beta and should be progress over rF1/GSC engine)
CARS

looking forward to see what AC has to offer on the AI front

 

[Sicario Del Toro]

Yes GSC AI a just the best IMO , and the fact you can adjust them same with rFactor ,but I think the AI in GSC are the most intelligent , unlike Codies ,there AI never went to school are fast but not intelligent ,and once you have got better than the fastest setting ,it's not a challenge any more

 

[David Wright]

Has the AI pitting when they shouldn't bug been fixed?

 

[Pär Öqvist]

No did a couple of green hell 1h races and their pit strategies was questionable

 

[darkdeus]

I would say so! Check out these videos I just made with them. They do a really good job of racing fast and close with you. I'm amazed they didn't hit me at 1:05 in the first video.
Cascavel circuit:

Brasilia:

 

[Marian Zelenka]

Very good AI, but sometimes a bit slower.

 

[krissangel]

Do you know if AI use their boost in race. It seems they don't...

 

[morsify]

Do you know if AI use their boost in race. It seems they don't...

I really thought they did. I now play F.Classics mostly, but was playing the Stock V8s last year quite a bit. I was sure they seemed to be using boost at Interlagos every few laps.

 

[morsify]

Very good AI, but sometimes a bit slower.

If you find them slow on one particular circuit, you can add the lines to AIW file:
Qualratio=1.05
Raceratio=1.05
This example will increase their speed by 5%, you can change these numbers to suit.

(1 = 100%, 0.95 = 95%, 1.10 = 110% and so on).

 

[krissangel]

Tanks. Gonna try this.

 

[morsify]

Tanks. Gonna try this.

Just add the two lines after these in the aiw:
WorstAdjust=
MidAdjust=
BestAdjust=
Qualratio=
Raceratio=

(It might not actually matter where you put them, but this is where they usually are, and where they work for me)