Guy In A C7 Cry's About Being Overtaken 

Also I like the Rowe color scheme boost 👌

@@jamesharden3timedpoy466cheers man

@@markmacken1 no not really man most of these guys in public lobbies probably don’t even use it and if they do they probably don’t really look at it, like I have it on down by the map but I don’t really pay attention to it at all

@@Thebigboomyesyes cry about it pal I’ll do what I want if u don’t like forza then don’t watch simple 😂

@@Thebigboomyesyes maybe your just crying cuz uno I’m better then you but get ya ass out of here

Yeah I gave him 2 tiny taps but I didn’t go past him then he goes straight for me😂

@@acr_boostt well how dare you be faster than him! 😂

So by your logic, you should be able to beat him with the line on then, yeah? I’d like to watch that battle.

@bluecapone your missing the point id rather watch someone else who is driving without the line so they are driving off of track knoledge and driving skill feeling of the car etc this fellas skilled at following a line on the ground dosent have to think of anything else just do what the line says dosent have to think about tyre degradation braking points when you should be turning in when you should be flat out how much grip the car has at that point in time the line does all that for you all you do is follow a line on the ground brake when it tells you to and accelerate when it tells you to no skill or challenge to it absolutely pointless like i said if your learning a track or new to the game then fair enough but for racing competitively especially long races its straight up cheating

@@alfb3912 Well I have 2 counterpoints for you: 1. The racing line is literally just another visual reference. You'll notice he never starts braking when it turns red, and he never follows directly on the line. That's because it's not the fastest way to take the corners in this game. He'd easily be exactly just as fast with them off as with them on. It's just a matter of establishing a different set of visual markers. 2. Forza is a casual racing game, not a sim. You're not playing for money or anything when you go play online, and there are no set rules. He's playing for fun, as do most people. Also, by your logic, I guess we should just go to every track on the planet and remove the brake marker boards since apparently people are just supposed to "feel" everything when they're racing instead of using their brains.

@@alfb3912 Even the best Forza players usually use the braking line, it helps with knowing when other driver's will brake so you can easily out brake them and pass. It's pretty common.

@@firedell1031 He never mentioned removing brake marker boards, perhaps you should stay on topic. There's a huge difference between brake marker boards and that line, which dynamically tells you to the meter. You can do what you like, sure, but I agree with him - it's a beginner style assist for apparently advanced level drivers. Overall it makes this less impressive.

@@soldado0638 I tapped him twice 😂 and it was a tiny tap nothing big

He tapped him twice lol, and that's because PUMA breaked way too early, then cut across Boost's nose later on. Boost spent most of that battle respectfully letting off within millimetres to try and not touch him, which is extremely difficult if you don't know the ability of the person in front. Boost did a great job, especially with the eventual overtake in which PUMA still turned in as if Boost wasn't there causing a little contact.