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Jabb'r: Tecnical problems in 90% of the race |
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I`m rookie, and I`m at 4/5 season but I make good setup and Good first part of the the race and then the problems, 90% engine, spoilier in front or rear, resume several tecnical problems, i do not understand when I have my car must of races with zero problems at start and zero problems with my car, not all races but lot of them.
Some one can explain to me this.
The last one is an example
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DM me Paulo. I'll help you out.
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Driver Mistake me? :) Good sport Peter.
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Good sport? Which one Stuart?
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Quote ( Stuart Foster @ August 12th 2016,22:28:20 ) Driver Mistake me? :) Good sport Peter. DM I believe in social media is a Direct Message, though I'm not a guru in that area
It sounds likely that you're using way too high driver risks, Paulo, I don't know how far into the troubleshoot you are but it's a common error and a possible source to the problem
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The problem from my last race "the pilot did not was feeling well with the helmet and Pit" at 8 laps to finish, this is not normal, some times I have problems with High driver risks but is only one or two races not all.
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Quote ( Peter Thompson @ August 12th 2016,22:17:28 ) DM me Paulo. I'll help you out.
What you mean with DM
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Quote ( Paulo Azul @ August 13th 2016,08:19:58 ) The problem from my last race "the pilot did not was feeling well with the helmet and Pit" at 8 laps to finish, this is not normal,
Bad Luck Paulo :(
You are correct, that is not normal, & is a TRUE Random, that is out of your control.
Just put it down to experience & move on.
Seriously don't worry about it, as we all get our fair share, unfortunately.
Just keep in mind in Rookie, Risks of 40 are considered Very High, so if you are running that or higher in some races (especially with low level parts), you will cause yourself a few problems.
Smoking, Driver Mistakes, Start Accidents, & DNF's for example.
So lower your risks, & have Fun.
Good Luck :)
Edit;
Quote ( Paulo Azul @ August 13th 2016,08:28:57 ) Quote ( Peter Thompson @ August 12th 2016,22:17:28 )
DM me Paulo. I'll help you out.
What you mean with DM
Should probably read PM (ie, Personal Message)
Keep in mind we are restricted with what can be said in the Forums.
So Peter is offering to help you in more detail privately, via Messages.
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Quote ( Paulo Azul @ August 13th 2016,08:28:57 ) What you mean with DM
He probably meant PM. Private Message.
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Quote ( someone @ August 13th 2016, ) we all get our fair share, unfortunately.
Do we?
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Quote ( Michael Winkley @ August 13th 2016,09:15:05 ) Do we?
No we don't.
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Quote ( George Odhis @ August 13th 2016,09:23:19 ) Quote ( Michael Winkley @ August 13th 2016,09:15:05 )
Do we?
No we don't.
It depends how you look at it
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Again with good race when a bubble made me go to boxing after 15 laps back there with a rim unscrewed, I predicted two stops and did four, inexplicable, FINISH IN 9 PLACE.TKS GPRO, MAY LEAVE STOP TO PLAY.
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Paulo, try to lower your risks. Don't go over 25 in rookie. If you go over, the wear and faults are overwhelming :-)
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With lvl 1 parts mostly I'd not even go 1 Clear Track Risk, I would stay with 0 risks at all even.
Risks will damage your parts more Paulo. That is why some parts fail during the race.
Paulo also keep in mind that any part that has a high wear at any point DURING the race can fail, so even if it starts at maybe 60% and you go with having risks and the part reaches 80+ there's a chance towards the middle or end of race that that part will break, and you start smoking.
How much wear each part takes is depending on the track and your Clear Track Risks mostly, on other things too but mostly those two.
So until you've figured out both how much wear each part will have on each track you should take it easy with risks, not run any at all if possible.
After that you can start figuring out how much Clear Track Risks increase that wear and as a help along the way I can tell you that parts lower than 4 take a LOT more extra wear from Clear Track Risks than parts at 4 and over, and that level 8 and 9 are, well, a trick, don't use those.
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The fact that you have low money and level 1 car parts shows that you have been running with cheap parts and high risks, thus replacing parts a lot.
Also, if you have a driver with certain characteristics the high risks you use may amplify even more.
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Do not demotivate Paulo, you are still at rookie and my take you another couple of seasons to improve your management, there is nothing wrong with that. Keep reading the forum and re-read the wiki and newbe guide ;)
Helped me a lot
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80% without risks at races and still this problems demotivate everyone.
Losing patience.
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Did you try racing with zero risks? You really shouldn't have car problems with no risks. Unless there's random technical issues, which you can't really avoid.
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If it STARTS at 80% it will END the race a lot higher.
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I do not start with 80%, I start mosst all races with zero problems in my car and minimize the risks to race.Most of races i have good strategy but some problem always existing in race.The probability is in 17 races without riscks I finish 3or 4 races max, is not fair.
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Then minimize the risks to 0. Try that.
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Paulo, what you're describing is so improbable it is practically impossible.
I think you are missing something with your car wear levels.
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Paulo.. don't give up.. you can do it.. do as Andrei says.. :)
My last season in rookie i used 0 risk in the first half of season, working up the car to lvl 3 and training my driver, I was nr 1 in overall from race 1-17...
In the second half of season still working on the car towards lvl 4 i started use risk 5 and then raised with 5-10 for every race..
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Quote ( Paulo Azul @ August 25th 2016,20:17:17 ) 80% without risks at races and still this problems demotivate everyone.
Losing patience.
I had a short look at your races and settings. 100% at the risks does not mean, that you are running 100% without risks. It really means, that you are driving with full risks. A short quote from the FAQ:
A little hint - in rookie even risks of 40 are considered very high.
Listen to the ppl who want to help you, they know what they are doing ;-)
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Quote ( Stefan Voggenreither @ August 26th 2016,10:52:22 ) I had a short look at your races and settings. 100% at the risks does not mean, that you are running 100% without risks. It really means, that you are driving with full risks.
lmao. Thanks for making my friday happier. Even for me was clear that was something wrong about the risks.
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Once more car in very good condition in beginning of race, zero problems, no risks then at 20 laps the finish suspenction failure, abandon race, not fair.
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Quote ( Stefan Voggenreither @ August 26th 2016,10:52:22 ) Quote ( Paulo Azul @ August 25th 2016,20:17:17 )
80% without risks at races and still this problems demotivate everyone.
Losing patience.
I had a short look at your races and settings. 100% at the risks does not mean, that you are running 100% without risks. It really means, that you are driving with full risks. A short quote from the FAQ:
A little hint - in rookie even risks of 40 are considered very high.
Listen to the ppl who want to help you, they know what they are doing ;-)
keep position in race is an risk???
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Quote ( Paulo Azul @ August 31st 2016,00:40:49 ) keep position in race is an risk???
I would imagine it means you are protecting your grid position? Is that a risk to you?
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