Awesome. It's been a while, really looking forward to it.Signed up.
Should be fun![]()
I have a few questions. Sorry if they have been answered before.
About the car allocation. It says "It will also determine the order of car selection for all participants"
So i assume the stewards will give the slowest qualifier the best car and the fastest qualifier the slowest car? If thats the case, how do you know what is or isnt the fastest car? Or how does this work?
I noticed that the qualifier has slip stream set to STRONG. Why is that? How many cars will be on track when we do a qualifier?
Will the races have slip stream set to STRONG?
Masi_23Fastest Qualifier gets to pick first.
All the cars are undergoing testing right now to make them as competitive as they can as a whole group. They will all be regulated at an even pace. In the regular season, a success balkast penalty will be put in place to offset any pattern of dominance of any car (or driver for that matter). I'll release the details of the success ballast penalty in a later time.
The purpose of why the Hosting Checklist (Regulations) is setup the way it is (with tire wear - off, grip on edge - real, slipstream - strong, etc. etc.), is to minimize any possibility of cheating. All measures will be taken even it if it's essentially useless (setting the slipstream to strong). And no, cars can only do the qualifier one by one.
I think he knows, no reason to worry.Masi my name needs to be added to the GT500 class
ManiacRSHello everyone... I'd like to compete in this series in the GT500 category. I've already filled out the application form. This looks really promising.
I am still unclear as to when the qualifiers will take place and how they will be managed. I understand that there will be more than one, so the times will be kept in an overall leaderboard by a Steward... I'll read again... But if you want to offer some clarification it would be welcomed...
Can't wait for some good old competiiton, with clean sensible opponents... You know, you don't get that last part in any open lobby room...
Fastest Qualifier gets to pick first.
All the cars are undergoing testing right now to make them as competitive as they can as a whole group. They will all be regulated at an even pace. In the regular season, a success balkast penalty will be put in place to offset any pattern of dominance of any car (or driver for that matter). I'll release the details of the success ballast penalty in a later time.
The purpose of why the Hosting Checklist (Regulations) is setup the way it is (with tire wear - off, grip on edge - real, slipstream - strong, etc. etc.), is to minimize any possibility of cheating. All measures will be taken even it if it's essentially useless (setting the slipstream to strong). And no, cars can only do the qualifier one by one.
Masi_23@ MONSTAR-1 - 'Eliminate Cheating' is in reference to the Qualifier, not the actual championship.
The slipstream setting is essentially useless as Qualifiers can only be run one by one. I had it set to strong just out of assumption that you can get the draft from a big wall (or an invisible car friend). Which i highly discourage as it will inevitably results into an Epic fail. But yes, slipstream setting has absolutely no use - but its set to strong nonetheless.
Yes, of course the specs will be publish. You have to follow those specs every week to be able to race - otherwise, not following them will result in an immediate DQ. That of course if you make the cut in the Qualifier in the first place
No. You pick a car - you stick with it the whole season.
No problem.
To eliminate cheating why not everyone just use the same car? I understand everyone has a preference of the type of car they like but it wouldnt matter what car is was if everyone had the same.
It makes those accidentally creeping into the draft pocket of other drivers much more obvious since we run qualifying in race mode in order to be able to save replays.How does having slip stream on strong eliminate cheating?
Yes of course, we already have three seasons of experience in bringing all of the cars to parity. The GT500 cars I think are already good if Masi would want to use my series' GT500 specifications so we're currently focusing on using a different approach to GT300 balancing compared to last season in which the Subarus dominated.Also will the results of cars that are being tested be published?
Once you pick a car, you are completely stuck with it for the rest of the season. But keep in mind that all cars will be balanced against each other and this will be proven definitely with testing sheets and past experience.Are we allowed to change cars after each race?
Sorry for all the questions. Just would like some things clarified thats all 👍
Signed up, should be good.