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- bkviper
I don't understand why this car is even in the field, let alone the poster car, for the third series of races.
Obviously the JTCC and NASCAR cars are all fairly even in performance.
And the rest of the cars in the "super car" challenge are pretty fairly competitive. Except for the V8 Vantage, which is guaranteed to not only come in last, but often times even get lapped.
Since the idea of these races is to test our B-Spec drivers against each other, it makes sense why all these races use similar strength cars. It's supposed to be about the driver, not the car.
But whoever gets the V8 Vantage is pretty much screwed!
And what is really confusing is that there are perfectly good Aston Martin alternatives in the game. Putting a DB9 or Vanquish into that race would make it much more evenly matched.
Anyway, I just thought it was weird they would have only one completely over-matched car in these races, and make it the poster car for one of the series.
Obviously the JTCC and NASCAR cars are all fairly even in performance.
And the rest of the cars in the "super car" challenge are pretty fairly competitive. Except for the V8 Vantage, which is guaranteed to not only come in last, but often times even get lapped.
Since the idea of these races is to test our B-Spec drivers against each other, it makes sense why all these races use similar strength cars. It's supposed to be about the driver, not the car.
But whoever gets the V8 Vantage is pretty much screwed!
And what is really confusing is that there are perfectly good Aston Martin alternatives in the game. Putting a DB9 or Vanquish into that race would make it much more evenly matched.
Anyway, I just thought it was weird they would have only one completely over-matched car in these races, and make it the poster car for one of the series.
