What level is Bob competant at looking after himself
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It's not about Bob's competence in B-Spec races. It's all about the car. To win he needs a car more powerful than a locomotive, able to leap tall building in a single bound! Stinks but what can you do. I use the Toyota Minolta 88, BMW V12 and now the Toyota GT-ONE Race Car. He'll win in those. You get a trophy for getting him to level 30.
However. He can reach 30 with only a few races or a ton of races. If you drive him in a few Endurance races he'll go from zero-30 like lightening, but the rest of his skills will be those of someone who's only run a couple races. If you start him from beginner level and work up it'll take him about 60 races to get there, but his skills will be of someone whose run 60 races; up there.
However. He can reach 30 with only a few races or a ton of races. If you drive him in a few Endurance races he'll go from zero-30 like lightening, but the rest of his skills will be those of someone who's only run a couple races. If you start him from beginner level and work up it'll take him about 60 races to get there, but his skills will be of someone whose run 60 races; up there.
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- Jujubean14
I wouldnt say its aaaaaalll about the Car. My ole buddy D.Akimoto is dominating the tuning car championship in a RMed Camaro with some HP upgrades (but comparable to the cars listed as 'typical oponents'). I think it is a level 15 event, and he is something like 21. He also was my first Bob, so I guess that means he is pretty well experienced in terms of skill.
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A level 35 Bob should be very, very good.
He should be able to win in cars somewhat better than the competition, rather than insanely superior.
However, there are a few things to bear in mind. I always run endurance races with a single driver who never gets a break (obviously). In that case, he has to drive the whole race on cool (not that you're going to be there to change that all the time), and he's not going to corner well.
So you need a car that handles well, and is much better than the competition.
But I've won endurance races with very low level drivers. It's not all about the bob's level. Some Bobs are great with certain cars, and not great with others. If you have level 35, you've raced him in a fast car many times. I suggest you go with the car he's won a lot of races in in the past.
He should be able to win in cars somewhat better than the competition, rather than insanely superior.
However, there are a few things to bear in mind. I always run endurance races with a single driver who never gets a break (obviously). In that case, he has to drive the whole race on cool (not that you're going to be there to change that all the time), and he's not going to corner well.
So you need a car that handles well, and is much better than the competition.
But I've won endurance races with very low level drivers. It's not all about the bob's level. Some Bobs are great with certain cars, and not great with others. If you have level 35, you've raced him in a fast car many times. I suggest you go with the car he's won a lot of races in in the past.
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