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Topic: I'm pissed off at my stupid driver |
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#1 posted May 31st 2019, 21:16:03
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He has decent concentration but couldn't keep up in the Brazilian GP. What a wanker. I was coming back from the street, logged in to GPRO and the idiot went off the road just when the race screen popped up. I thought it was bugged because it was just standing there in the grass and then as if an UFO went to get him, ... Driver -> OUT. I'm going to kick this idiot later on.
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#2 posted May 31st 2019, 21:22:22 (last edited May 31st 2019, 21:23:28 by Kyle Morris)
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It takes more than concentration to having a good driver, also consider lowering risk then if that is the case, that is what mainly constitutes driver mistakes
EDIT: Oh okay i see what has happened. You have had a tyre puncture, a complete random that cannot be helped whatever the driver
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Poor fella had a random tyre puncture
"YOU FIRED!"
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#4 posted May 31st 2019, 21:38:11
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Haha man I had tyre punctures in real life but this was kind of fun. if that's the case then I blame the laws of physics xD Anyway, with the kind of roads here (The GP is based on the country I live) can't say a tyre puncture would be that random, simply because we have a lot of debris. Our roads have a lot of nails falling off trucks so ... I wouldn't be impressed if there were some in a race track aswell. =P
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#6 posted May 31st 2019, 21:39:02
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Or just blame Pipirelli for using cheese tyres :P
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your problem is simple use zero risks see what will happen
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Quote ( Dominik Karda @ May 31st 2019,21:39:02 ) Or just blame Pipirelli for using cheese tyres :P
It's all fault of Mamario Isosola
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#9 posted May 31st 2019, 21:43:58
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Quote ( Jerome Manzon @ May 31st 2019,21:40:01 ) your problem is simple use zero risks see what will happen
Won't make a difference when it comes to randoms like tyre punctures. Could use 0, could use 100, same thing can happen
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#10 posted May 31st 2019, 21:44:04
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Norton!
He stopped because he had a pee.
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Quote ( Kyle Morris @ May 31st 2019,21:43:58 ) Won't make a difference when it comes to randoms like tyre punctures. Could use 0, could use 100, same thing can happen will random happen everytime? that is a very rare case dude
at least zero is the safest, oh my goodness this is the best start for him then he can add little by little moving forward
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#12 posted May 31st 2019, 21:45:38
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Quote ( Jerome Manzon @ May 31st 2019,21:44:42 ) will random happen everytime?
A tyre puncture happens once in a blue moon, nothing can prepare you for it
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#13 posted May 31st 2019, 21:47:27
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that is what I am saying your rejection is not acceptable
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Quote ( Jerome Manzon @ May 31st 2019,21:47:27 ) that is what I am saying your rejection is not acceptable
0CT will reduce most incidents but will not stop punctures and 0CT will not get you very far up the games ladder, running risks give far greater benefits than the drawbacks of the possible incidents you mention. Look at me, so far this season I've had no incidents with risk, one of two races with 0CT and I retired.
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#15 posted May 31st 2019, 21:55:59
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Quote ( Tibor Szuromi @ May 31st 2019,21:44:04 ) Norton!
He stopped because he had a pee.
LMAO Driver:"Hld on, gotta get down... in the pitstops had too much coffee/energy drink ..." Never came back
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#16 posted May 31st 2019, 22:12:29
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Pos Progress Tyres Nat Manager name Race time Laps Pitstops Best lap Average speed Best pit time
01. +1 +1 Pipirelli Marcelo Bonifazi 1h36:17.620 71 2 1:18.876 190.60 km/h 21.433s
02. +1 +1 Pipirelli Lukáš Harvánek + 17.520 71 3 1:17.824 190.03 km/h 23.571s
03. -2 -2 Pipirelli Paavo Kallio + 31.628 71 3 1:18.866 189.57 km/h 21.220s
04. +1 +1 Pipirelli Hristo Nedelev + 1:38.449 70 2 1:20.354 187.41 km/h 24.856s
05. +8 +8 Pipirelli Gancho Ganchev + 2:31.199 70 3 1:18.635 185.74 km/h 23.241s
06. +4 +4 Pipirelli Vlodik Koks + 2:32.734 70 2 1:20.644 185.70 km/h 25.015s
07. -3 -3 Pipirelli Peter Kirkby + 2:58.322 69 2 1:19.041 184.90 km/h 25.307s
08. +4 +4 Pipirelli Jan Boijer-spoof + 3:12.228 69 4 1:19.479 184.47 km/h 21.223s
09. -1 -1 Pipirelli Jonathan Copson + 3:35.538 69 5 1:19.232 183.75 km/h 22.305s
10. -1 -1 Pipirelli Francesco Latta + 4:03.181 68 2 1:20.769 182.91 km/h 25.704s
11. -4 -4 Pipirelli Κυριακος Δελημπατακης + 4:03.431 68 4 1:20.104 182.90 km/h 22.503s
12. +2 +2 Pipirelli Brandon Van Dyk + 5:55.680 67 4 1:21.324 179.55 km/h 21.401s
Not classified
13. -7 -7 Pipirelli Norton Martins Tyre puncture 48 1 1:19.814 22.627s
14. +1 +1 Pipirelli André Bothma Technical problems 39 7 1:21.992 21.055s
15. -4 -4 Pipirelli Stefanie Meuslich Technical problems 12 6 1:23.216 21.910s
I was prized in a bad way. Ok, didn't drop down the rank at least. Maybe it prevented some more parts wear. -_-
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#17 posted May 31st 2019, 22:20:10
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Thread of the year contender right here
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Having a random this early on management gpro career is such a pain, at least u are safe for next 5 seasons now... or no :P
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Quote ( James Hitchen @ May 31st 2019,21:55:22 ) 0CT will reduce most incidents but will not stop punctures Did I say it will stop punctures? Come on, what are you trying to tell us here? Are you telling us that lowering risks is better than using 0 risks when you want to avoid start crashes? Are you serious? The main point here is the person is asking what he needs to do so that he can finish his race.
Use low risks, use zero risks both can't stop punctures.
Low risk still has higher chance of drop out than zero risk, especially when the driver don't have enough skill to handle the risk you provided
Quote ( James Hitchen @ May 31st 2019,21:55:22 ) 0CT will not get you very far up the games ladder, running risks give far greater benefits than the drawbacks of the possible incidents you mention. Yeah yeah I've read a lot of that in our team forums but here is the question, is he already in a higher league already? no. He is still in rookie and his question is he is asking how to avoid drop outs as simple as that.
Quote ( James Hitchen @ May 31st 2019,21:55:22 ) Look at me, so far this season I've had no incidents with risk, one of two races with 0CT and I retired. Nobody can control the chances of getting a random, but the higher you use risks the more chances you will get a random. I believe the game engine has base chance rate, it does not mean that if you use zero risk you are safe, no, base chance rate is the lowest chance in getting randoms, the more you add risks, the base chance rate will get additional chance rate coming from risks, that's why I suggested to him to use zero, at least you are at the minimum, this is the best option if you really want to avoid drop out.
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Quote ( Jerome Manzon @ June 1st 2019,02:18:58 ) Quote ( James Hitchen @ May 31st 2019,21:55:22 )
Nobody can control the chances of getting a random, but the higher you use risks the more chances you will get a random. I believe the game engine has base chance rate, it does not mean that if you use zero risk you are safe, no, base chance rate is the lowest chance in getting randoms, the more you add risks, the base chance rate will get additional chance rate coming from risks, that's why I suggested to him to use zero, at least you are at the minimum, this is the best option if you really want to avoid drop out.
Indeed. I use fairly low risks already but even that didn't stop it. I'll consider lower risks even.
Quote ( Josh Anderson @ May 31st 2019,22:20:10 ) Thread of the year contender right here
LoL :P
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