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Old post #28522 posted Jul 21st 2017, 23:12:24 Quote 
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Old post #28523 posted Jul 21st 2017, 23:14:27 Quote 
Evening all,

Great game you have here. Love it so far in Rookie

My issue is, why is it better for players not to play than to play?

Sorry, but that's mental...
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Old post #28524 posted Jul 21st 2017, 23:17:08 (last edited Jul 21st 2017, 23:21:27 by Willem Van Mierlo) Quote 
Quote ( Alexei Malkin @ July 21st 2017,23:07:04 )


I'm wondering how Force One overtook MatrEshka if MatrEshka has got more points in the last race
If a manager decides to reset his account to Rookie and has scored team points for his team, after the last race of the season the team will be stripped of all team points scored by the manager during the season.

Eduard Gindullin requested a rookie reset /gb/ManagerProfile.asp?IDM=233880

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Old post #28525 posted Jul 21st 2017, 23:18:02 Quote 
Quote ( Tim Villars @ July 21st 2017,23:14:27 )

My issue is, why is it better for players not to play than to play?


How do you come to this conclusion?

Quote ( Alexei Malkin @ July 21st 2017,23:07:04 )

I'm wondering how Force One overtook MatrEshka if MatrEshka has got more points in the last race


I believe the Russians have the wrong number of points by their name on the standings page. Either that or Keeney and I are so good we broke maths.
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Old post #28526 posted Jul 21st 2017, 23:18:36 Quote 
Quote ( Tim Villars @ July 21st 2017,23:14:27 )

My issue is, why is it better for players not to play than to play?

Why do you think that?

(it really isn't)
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Old post #28527 posted Jul 21st 2017, 23:19:16 Quote 
Quote ( Tim Villars @ July 21st 2017,23:14:27 )

My issue is, why is it better for players not to play than to play?


Playing is better
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Old post #28528 posted Jul 21st 2017, 23:19:53 Quote 
Well I am happy to be a SYNT... and a knob
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Old post #28529 posted Jul 21st 2017, 23:20:46 Quote 
twat
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Old post #28530 posted Jul 21st 2017, 23:21:16 Quote 
and a twat
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Old post #28531 posted Jul 21st 2017, 23:22:04 Quote 
Quote ( Daryl Gee @ July 21st 2017,23:18:36 )

Why do you think that?


vote daryl
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Old post #28532 posted Jul 21st 2017, 23:23:21 Quote 
They do play, but they don't want to race. It's too expensive, so they hoard cash and parts ready for the next season.

The step by step uprgade seems counter intuitive to me, why go so linear forcing people to hang onto that part and not hurt it?
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Old post #28533 posted Jul 21st 2017, 23:27:56 Quote 
Quote ( Tim Villars @ July 21st 2017,23:23:21 )

They do play, but they don't want to race. It's too expensive, so they hoard cash and parts ready for the next season.

The step by step uprgade seems counter intuitive to me, why go so linear forcing people to hang onto that part and not hurt it?


I assume you mean the last race of the season? In rookie, it should only be the case for the promoters, as everyone else gets their account reset. Outside of rookie, it's still questionable as a tactic, and indeed the best managers are able to race all 17 races without having to go to any extreme lengths.
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Old post #28534 posted Jul 21st 2017, 23:31:34 Quote 
Sam is a twat
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Old post #28535 posted Jul 21st 2017, 23:32:22 Quote 
Quote ( Tim Villars @ July 21st 2017,23:23:21 )

They do play, but they don't want to race. It's too expensive, so they hoard cash and parts ready for the next season.

I don't think it's ever better to not race.

Have you tried the mentor thingy?
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Old post #28536 posted Jul 21st 2017, 23:33:38 Quote 
You got to elite?
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Old post #28537 posted Jul 21st 2017, 23:34:29 Quote 
Not just the last race, the last half of the season!

Get points to stay up. then give up all costs until the next.

It just doesn''t sit right with me, every turn should make a difference.

I get it's free to many, but, well, I guess this has been discussed before.

I don't want to pay and join a game where inactivity is progress...

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Old post #28538 posted Jul 21st 2017, 23:35:09 (last edited Jul 21st 2017, 23:36:03 by Sam Wainwright) Quote 
Quote ( Daryl Gee @ July 21st 2017,23:32:22 )

I don't think it's ever better to not race.


I'm assuming he means smoking out and just not being competitive rather than not actually turning up, I might be wrong though.

Not turning up is always worse than turning up I think.

Quote ( Tim Villars @ July 21st 2017,23:34:29 )

Get points to stay up. then give up all costs until the next.


I'm gonna assume you're not talking about rookie then.
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Old post #28539 posted Jul 21st 2017, 23:36:53 Quote 
Well done STNT
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Old post #28540 posted Jul 21st 2017, 23:40:21 Quote 
Yes, thanks Sam.

99% parts. Say hi, then carry her back to the pits.

Of course, I'm in Rookie. But i have team data.

At least in WOW you get to slaughter rats for a few XP.

Is this the bext growth solution?
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Old post #28541 posted Jul 21st 2017, 23:43:38 (last edited Jul 21st 2017, 23:44:14 by Sam Wainwright) Quote 
Quote ( Tim Villars @ July 21st 2017,23:40:21 )

99% parts. Say hi, then carry her back to the pits.


It's extremely rare for this to be the best strategy. As long as you're capable of being competitive, this sort of strategy hinders you massively in the long term. Short term, sure, it's great, but after a few seasons when you have no sponsor money, no test points, and you've quickly burned through your pile of cash, then what?

And also, the fact it's available is a good thing if you ask me. It gives people different options if they are really desperate.



Stuart thinks I'm a twat.
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Old post #28542 posted Jul 21st 2017, 23:48:59 Quote 
Quote ( Tim Villars @ July 21st 2017,23:34:29 )

Not just the last race, the last half of the season!

Get points to stay up. then give up all costs until the next.

It just doesn''t sit right with me, every turn should make a difference.

I get it's free to many, but, well, I guess this has been discussed before.

I don't want to pay and join a game where inactivity is progress...


Some play that way, but I don't think it's a strategy that really benefits them in the long run. Cutting costs also cuts income, and playing aggressively is definitely a viable option.

And sure, don't pay until you're sure you want to support the game. Free players get no real disadvantages, paying just gives some conveniences.
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Old post #28543 posted Jul 21st 2017, 23:52:40 Quote 
Ok, thanks guys,

I'll study and learn.

See you all on track!

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Old post #28544 posted Jul 22nd 2017, 00:00:11 Quote 
In most cases you make more money by racing than smoking and retiring. Maybe in Rookie and Ama it makes some sense sometimes. Above that, smoking and retiring may give more money in short term than racing and testing, but since you can't test when you smoke, it's not a good long term strategy.
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Old post #28545 posted Jul 22nd 2017, 01:13:59 (last edited Jul 22nd 2017, 01:14:26 by Finn Shaw-McIver) Quote 
Quote ( Jack Wemyss @ July 21st 2017,22:01:03 )

Scirocco were always shit, it got better when Finn left but then Daryl counteracts that.

I left because I thought I'd be flooded with messages from people wanting me to join their teams. In fact the only message I've had all season is the one you sent saying you've shagged an old woman and a teenager from work.
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Old post #28546 posted Jul 22nd 2017, 01:50:21 Quote 
Quote ( Finn Shaw-McIver @ July 22nd 2017,01:13:59 )

I left because I thought I'd be flooded with messages from people wanting me to join their teams. In fact the only message I've had all season is the one you sent saying you've shagged an old woman and a teenager from work.


I got the same, but only about the old woman.
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Old post #28547 posted Jul 22nd 2017, 01:57:33 Quote 
Quote ( Stuart McIntyre @ July 21st 2017,23:19:16 )

Playing is better


How do you know? you never tried it.

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Old post #28548 posted Jul 22nd 2017, 18:11:55 Quote 
You can tell a lot how good Phil is but looks like Edifice will be much more grand after the last move. Well done
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Old post #28549 posted Jul 22nd 2017, 18:16:27 Quote 
Confused about team have only small amount of time what to do umm 🤔
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Old post #28550 posted Jul 22nd 2017, 18:17:29 Quote 
Today at 18:05:47 Season 60, Race 1 Edson Tirelli (Rookie - 30) joined team Team Edifice
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Old post #28551 posted Jul 22nd 2017, 18:19:48 Quote 
Nice one Edifice!
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