Originally Posted by FoxZeroOriginally Posted by Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary
@Lance
These are some different tactics I can't think of. However, I have no way to prove if some of them are more commonly usen by one gender or the other, since I know no female wiper.Now, if there is any correlation between gender and the aforementioned tactics, I do not know.
- Keep pitting and hyperthrusting or conserving shield in those tracks where pitting makes you lose time.
- Hyperthrust only in straights (safer) or when you get out of a curve as well as in the straights(more performant in my opinion).
- Letting the accelerator go in difficult turns or keep your accelerator pushed all the time and manage the turn only with the pad and brakes (Al is known to never let go the accelerator).
- When there are curvy jumps, concentrate in steering or concentrate in controlling the pitch.
- When you are about to pass a contender and you have some rockets you can be those that always fire (it can make you lose concentration) or those that keep focused on the track and avoiding the opponent.
- In some turns it is not obvious if braking is faster or slower. Different players will have different choices.
- Miss a boost pad to keep a smoother raceline or slightly change the best trajectory to take advantage of the speed-up.
Another point is that, as some people have stated, while it may change in some years, sociologically caused differences still exist. So, although I don't think that a male and a female educated tha same way would show this kind of differences, I'm quite sure that the average male player is more agressive than the average female player. For those who know female wipers, could you please do some eliminators with them and report back?
Last but not least. Males tend to be more competitive than females. If this is sociologically caused or physiologically, I don't know either. But one thing I can tell you for sure, whenever I've met a highly competitive bastard capable of selling his soul for first position, it was a male. In other words, I've met many people in my life (not many as Lance of course, I'm only 22) but the ones that found true delight in victory and being better than the others can be counted with my fingers, and they happen to be all men.
PRACTICE LEADS TO PERFECTION !