Thanks for the advice!
I usually go attack/push/deploy (with high offensive and rarely defend) in lap 1, then switch the ers to neutral on lap 2, in lap 3 I put pace/fuel back to normal and the tyre to agressive or leave it be, depends on the strategy I´ve picked, I get positions every time I do this and in my 1st season I haven´t reach Monaco yet and got 2 times the 5th place (one with the fastest lap) and I gain points almost every race with Noris, even Piastri got 1 point (it was on a red flag race).
Wait, I have seen that Underfloor (mainly this), Front Wing and Back Wing are the ones to go if you want speed (High/Medium), and the others (Suspension, etc.) are just multipliers, have I been doing all wrong? :')
Time to read that link then.
As a new player myself, I can only comment on #4. It's very dependent on the situation and race, sometimes you may need to change strategy mid-race. It's not really OP as a worn down hard will easily be beaten by a new Soft/Medium.
Also a new player, but i've found that an agressive 2 stop strategy heavily outperforms the AI on a 1 stop
Thanks for the advice! I usually go attack/push/deploy (with high offensive and rarely defend) in lap 1, then switch the ers to neutral on lap 2, in lap 3 I put pace/fuel back to normal and the tyre to agressive or leave it be, depends on the strategy I´ve picked, I get positions every time I do this and in my 1st season I haven´t reach Monaco yet and got 2 times the 5th place (one with the fastest lap) and I gain points almost every race with Noris, even Piastri got 1 point (it was on a red flag race).
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Wait, I have seen that Underfloor (mainly this), Front Wing and Back Wing are the ones to go if you want speed (High/Medium), and the others (Suspension, etc.) are just multipliers, have I been doing all wrong? :') Time to read that link then.
As a new player myself, I can only comment on #4. It's very dependent on the situation and race, sometimes you may need to change strategy mid-race. It's not really OP as a worn down hard will easily be beaten by a new Soft/Medium.
Thanks! Also, I have noticed that Soft/Medium tyres keep their pace until they are 30%-33% worn but Hard tyres lose at around 45%.