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#1 posted Feb 20th 2018, 21:32:41
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Where is all the rain this season???, last year the weather was realistic raining in alot of races (realistic according to the climate changes we are realising) but this season all the rain we had is 5 rounds in one race why????
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#2 posted Feb 20th 2018, 21:34:42
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GPRO is so fantastic that they found a cure for 'Climate Change'
Save the whales
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#3 posted Feb 20th 2018, 21:36:38
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There will probably be a few more rain races before the season ends. You just have to stay patient. Last year was a bit hectic, and the races were very unpredictable. So it is a nice break from what we experienced last season.
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C'mon Torben, we didn't even have a hot race yet ;)
There's still many races left in the season, so some will definitely be wet.
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#5 posted Feb 20th 2018, 21:36:48
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I actually would love to see the words weather/rain be banned from the forums, honestly nothing more pathetic than people crying about weather in an online racing sim.
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#6 posted Feb 20th 2018, 21:41:05
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Be ready for next races. Some will be rainy!
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#7 posted Feb 20th 2018, 21:42:22
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#8 posted Feb 20th 2018, 21:44:38
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I opened the topic expecting some nice conspiracy theories about what admins do with the rain on track and how they can get the track completely dry from one lap to the other. Disappointed really.
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#9 posted Feb 20th 2018, 22:00:19
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Yoko was declared bankrupt. Sold tires to managers but could not guarantee their use
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#10 posted Feb 20th 2018, 22:06:46
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i needed A1 to be a full rain race (favorite of my driver)
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It still might have some rainy laps in the middle of the race. But yes we've been in the dry part of the calendar, mostly warm. The wet stretch of the season will come later, funnier of course.
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#12 posted Feb 20th 2018, 22:47:27
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Quote ( Torben Nielsen @ February 20th 2018,22:06:46 ) i needed A1 to be a full rain race (favorite of my driver)
If you are relying on one race and its weather to try to retain Pro maybe you should be rethinking your management approach to the game.
Sorry if that sounds a little harsh but seriously you need to look at the overall season
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#13 posted Feb 20th 2018, 23:01:25
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Let me guess: Your retaining hinges on rain ? :)
Sometimes it rains, other times not.
Quote ( Torben Nielsen @ February 20th 2018,21:32:41 ) (realistic according to the climate changes we are realising) but this season all the rain we had is 5 rounds in one race why????
You do realize that in the world where racing happens, there can go full seasons when not a single drop of water hits the ground during a race.
Just an example: There are 21 F1 races during a season (that's ~21 days), but the year consist of 365 days. It's not so unfathomable that there would be no rain on those 21 days of the year.
ofc. GPRO is not F1, but that's just for the comparison since the concept of "realistic" was brought up :)
Quote ( Torben Nielsen @ February 20th 2018,22:06:46 ) i needed A1 to be a full rain race (favorite of my driver)
So it's about what you need, and not about sc. "realism" :)
Well... maybe you'll get lucky. (or not)
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#14 posted Feb 20th 2018, 23:09:46
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Quote ( Daniel Omaña @ February 20th 2018,22:23:42 ) But yes we've been in the dry part of the calendar, mostly warm.
Mostly warm /gb/Stats.asp?type=weather#scroll. Somebody clearly isnt running contis, its been cold to average every race
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#15 posted Feb 20th 2018, 23:21:06
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Quote ( Florencia Caro @ February 20th 2018,21:44:38 ) I opened the topic expecting some nice conspiracy theories about what admins do with the rain on track and how they can get the track completely dry from one lap to the other. Disappointed really.
The thread is still young, patience my dear. Just look at who HASN'T posted here yet.
Conspiracies will come.
But since you mentioned it. How do you get the track dry so fast? But better question, how do you make it wet for lap down cars and dry for lead lap cars? It's magic I think.
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#16 posted Feb 20th 2018, 23:56:44
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Well all the rain gets saturated into the ground and when it its dry it evaporates into the atmosphere and that is how the rain clouds are formed as its colder up in the sky so turns back into water droplets, and also when it evaporates from lakes and rivers, then you get rain all over again and the cycle repeats
Oh, wrong sort of topic, i see...
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#17 posted Feb 21st 2018, 01:38:33
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'I see.' ..... said the blind carpenter,
as he picked up his hammer
and saw.
Don't forget the Oceans evaporatiing and adding to the rainfall.
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#18 posted Feb 21st 2018, 06:48:45
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And the whales sneezing...
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#19 posted Feb 21st 2018, 08:40:01
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Quote ( Florencia Caro @ February 20th 2018,21:44:38 ) I opened the topic expecting some nice conspiracy theories about what admins do with the rain on track and how they can get the track completely dry from one lap to the other. Disappointed really.
So I'm not the only one.
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#20 posted Feb 21st 2018, 17:22:31
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I would rather know where the cars go??? Probably the same place as the rain.
Ice caps, glaciers melting, all adding to rain fall. I think I hear Noah calling, gotta go. I don't want to miss the boat.
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no full rain race this season? :(
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Quote ( Edvard Stepančuk @ March 6th 2018,22:02:24 ) no full rain race this season? :(
YET !
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They make it into beer.
That's why you see fewer "sick in helmet" random when there is less rain. Less rain means less beer, which means less hung over and potentially sick drivers.
Of course those drivers that get sick during a dry season, well you don't want to know what they make their beer from.
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