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- Austin, Texas
- D-Nitrate / GTP_DNitrate
I was trying to come up with a new GT4 challenge and thought a new Career Challenge might be fun.
Object:
Rules:
On the face of it, it may appear simple enough, but I think those who participate will find that the right choice will not always be an obvious one, and that while one strategy may work really well for one type of driver, it wont be for another.
Object:
- In the fewest days possible, complete every championship & race (excluding Family Cups, Special Conditions, and Missions) starting with only the races that do not require a license, and progressively moving up until ending with a victory in the Formula GT World Championship. All told that would be 110 different events (32 championships and 459 races).
In other words, treat it like a career mode where you have to work your way up the competitive ladder, but as quickly as possible.
Rules:
- Drivers must start with a totally new game (No Licenses; No car; $10,000 cr).
- Drivers are not allowed to get their first license (b) until all the races that do not require a license are won (with the exception of Suzuki Concepts; Lotus Classics; 2HP-2CV Classics; and Roadster 4h Endurance as explained later on).
- Drivers may not acquire the next license until all races have been won for the previous license – (with the exception of Extreme and Endurance races that are not available until completion of the Beginner & Professional events).
- Any race that is against racecars must not be attempted until all the road car races have been won for that particular license.
- While they are not required for this challenge, drivers will be allowed to do Family Cups, Special Condition events, and Missions if they feel it might benefit them - like earning a needed car, or money. Just remember that you may NOT enter any of these until you have earned the appropriate license.
- You may chose when and if you ever want to run a race in B-spec, mostly because the challenge is such a long one that B-spec mode will help speed things up, but just remember the time you save running B-spec may cost you if "Bob" doesn't win the race. Knowing when to do this and the right car to use will play a part in your success in this challenge.
- Obviously the use of any cheating codes is prohibited.
On the face of it, it may appear simple enough, but I think those who participate will find that the right choice will not always be an obvious one, and that while one strategy may work really well for one type of driver, it wont be for another.
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