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Why do you necessarily have to win the first race? You can enter with the stock configuration and finish 4th or whatever. Then try again with some upgrades installed, mimicking the “charm” you described to begin with.Ok, let me explain further. Let’s take the recent Jimny and associated one-make event.
It would be nice to be able to experience the car’s evolution over the course of the event. So race 1 you can win stock, race 2 with some mild tweaks, race 3 with some more tuning. But instead, PD’s philosophy is “here’s a new car, here’s an event or three specifically for it, but you need to spend in+game creds to upgrade the car to be able to win.”
Your ideas also go against the logic of a racing series. It’s only logical that the events of the same series offer roughly the same challenge. Not least for repeatability.
GT7 has several design-related flaws, but I think your ideas would only make things worse. In fact you are addressing something I consider to be a non-issue, for the reasons I’ve just stated.I don’t see what’s so controversial expressing the perspective that it’d be nice when new cars and associated one-make events are introduced into the game, to have at least one associated race where tuning is prohibited.
And to reiterate, I’m only referring to one-make races.