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Cojawfee posted:Well you can hover over your older setups and see the driver's reactions to each one as well as where each slider was. I usually just put the slider at the extreme of green area. I work towards great and if a few excellents make it in there, I'm fine with that. I picked up the game a week or so ago and this is what I do too. I generally shoot for 95%. Any tips for beginners? I'm in my third season with my created team and I think I'm actually in position to get promoted to Asian Pacific next year.
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Vando posted:The same setups work for the same tracks from season to season so I just note all the settings in a text file as I create them and use them as the start point next time. This is good to know. Is it the same setting for both cars? They always have different green areas so I never really paid attention to if the cars were using the same ratios. I think I assumed that part variation mattered.
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I still have a lot of fun with the races so burnout has not happened yet. I've been mostly dominating in my third year with my created team and basically building with the plan of moving up to Asia-Pacific after the year but a couple bad races (I had my ace crash two races in a row) suddenly my points lead is a lot smaller  Also losing super-overtake for the three races (plus however many coming up) after the crashes due to low finish + my mechanic taking a 25 morale hit due to getting fined for leaking information (I really couldn't afford to replace him if I fired him) is not great.
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