I have one particularly knuckleheaded Bob who always seemed to do something different from what I asked. I have 5 other Bobs who do pretty well, one of which is awesome.
Anyway, knuckleheaded Bob ducks behind another car when you tell him to pass, he gets worked up when he's not in traffic and you tell him to be steady, and he turns hot or cold unbelievably fast.
I was having trouble with this Bob in one of the 5-race championships last night, and finally, I decided to leave this Bob alone. Bob started passing successfully, didn't get too worked up, and ran down an Enzo at Monza in his 430 and passed the Enzo for the win. I spent three races telling Bob what to do, and Bob fought me every step of the way, losing the first three races. I left him alone for the last two, and Bob won the championship. I figured that if telling Bob what to do wasn't working, maybe I needed a more hands-off strategy with this Bob. I've found that when Bob is frustrating, it's because I'm doing something wrong, and I need to pay more attention.
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