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Nuno Silva Dias
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Old post #1 posted Oct 21st 2016, 23:35:36 Quote 
This game is a joke!!
Last full wet race was more than 2 seasons ago, on R8 S53!!!
Weather should be more variable, and not sunny all the time!

It jyst sucks.....
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Old post #2 posted Oct 21st 2016, 23:36:59 Quote 
4 and a half months ago only
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Old post #3 posted Oct 21st 2016, 23:37:56 Quote 
GPRO is one disappointment after another until you just become a psychotic, introvert, seething cauldron of rage
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Old post #4 posted Oct 21st 2016, 23:37:58 Quote 
I have said it mills of times, put a track in Wales and will have rain rain rain, it be great and a few sheep crossing the track with the farmer and his wellies chasing him :)
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Old post #5 posted Oct 21st 2016, 23:38:17 Quote 
When was the last full wet F1 race?
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Old post #6 posted Oct 21st 2016, 23:38:51 Quote 
If you ever lived in the UK you would know not to bother hoping for anything where the weather is concerned. Just wake up in the morning and go with it.
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Old post #7 posted Oct 21st 2016, 23:39:10 Quote 
Quote ( Daryl Gee @ October 21st 2016,23:38:17 )

When was the last full wet F1 race?


June 7th 2016
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Old post #8 posted Oct 21st 2016, 23:39:11 Quote 
Eheeheh!! The same here in the west of Ireland!!
Only get 90 sunny days in a year
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Old post #9 posted Oct 21st 2016, 23:40:09 Quote 
Quote ( Jay Larner @ October 21st 2016,23:38:51 )

If you ever lived in the UK you would know not to bother hoping for anything where the weather is concerned. Just wake up in the morning and go with it.


I live in the west of Ireland
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Old post #10 posted Oct 21st 2016, 23:40:40 Quote 
Quote ( Daryl Gee @ October 21st 2016,23:38:17 )

When was the last full wet F1 race?


This is not F1
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Old post #11 posted Oct 21st 2016, 23:40:44 Quote 
Quote ( Ivan Silva @ October 21st 2016,23:39:10 )

June 7th 2016

lol. I don't watch anymore, obviously.

How many RL races are full wet would have probably been a better question.
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Old post #12 posted Oct 21st 2016, 23:41:38 Quote 
Quote ( Nuno Silva Dias @ October 21st 2016,23:40:40 )

This is not F1

Yeah. Ok. Pick a global formula, then.
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Old post #13 posted Oct 21st 2016, 23:41:39 Quote 
Quote ( Nuno Silva Dias @ October 21st 2016,23:35:36 )

Weather should be more variable, and not sunny all the time!


''the man has 200+ talented driver'' said :)
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Old post #14 posted Oct 21st 2016, 23:43:48 (last edited Oct 21st 2016, 23:45:08 by Stuart Foster) Quote 
Tbh, the OP has a fair point really. It's a shame the tracks don't have some kind of precipitation rating or something that increases the likelihood of rain on some over others. So, northern europe tracks having a very high precipitation and obviously tracks like Bahrain very low. It would be better I think if there was some kind of other variable...we don't often have a lot of full wet races. However, I seem to remember it not too long ago that we definitely had a season of 6 or 7 mixed weather races. Maybe it was S53! ha :)
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Old post #15 posted Oct 21st 2016, 23:46:14 Quote 
Quote ( Nuno Silva Dias @ October 21st 2016,23:35:36 )

Weather should be more variable, and not sunny all the time!


I agree!! I live in Cambodia, it rains almost everyday. I know in South East Asia during this time of year, we have the Monsoon to contend with. Weather should be more variable, we aren't living on the Moon.
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Old post #16 posted Oct 21st 2016, 23:48:04 Quote 
It is done randomly, using a random.org type of tool. Not sure that it is a conspiracy against you mate.
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Old post #17 posted Oct 21st 2016, 23:49:18 (last edited Oct 21st 2016, 23:50:03 by Jay Larner) Quote 
To be fair though, the races happen on 1 single day in a particular country. Even if that country sees a lot of rain annually it doesnt mean it has to rain on the day of the race. And even if it does then it doesnt mean it has to rain for the whole race.
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Old post #18 posted Oct 21st 2016, 23:50:56 Quote 
It also doesn't have to be dry either :/
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Old post #19 posted Oct 21st 2016, 23:51:23 Quote 
Quote ( Brian Murphy @ October 21st 2016,23:46:14 )

I agree!! I live in Cambodia, it rains almost everyday. I know in South East Asia during this time of year, we have the Monsoon to contend with. Weather should be more variable, we aren't living on the Moon.

Kim doesn't mention rain races... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BNYzQ3yUUEw
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Old post #20 posted Oct 21st 2016, 23:51:55 Quote 
In recent wet starts I've seen it dry up more or less within the window of parity against starting on the wrong tyres. It's like Vlad wants to make the game more interesting by messing with the weather, which to me isn't the right way to keep people on their toes.
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Old post #21 posted Oct 21st 2016, 23:54:45 Quote 
In earlier seasons we averaged a couple of wet races and couple more variable weather races, but in the last couple of seasons there has been almost no full wet races at all.
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Old post #22 posted Oct 21st 2016, 23:56:40 Quote 
2016, year of the tin foil hat.
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Old post #23 posted Oct 21st 2016, 23:58:56 Quote 
So what we're saying is that it's never been wise to depend on wet races for driver / tyre choice and it still isn't - got it
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Old post #24 posted Oct 22nd 2016, 00:00:17 Quote 
are you saying there's an element of luck to this game Phil? :)
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Old post #25 posted Oct 22nd 2016, 00:00:28 Quote 
Quote ( Daryl Gee @ October 21st 2016,23:51:23 )

Kim doesn't mention rain races..


Wow! 1982 - Interesting! Surprised you had that video on hand. Her hair looks like she's living on the Moon doing the Moonwalk. No gravity.
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Old post #26 posted Oct 22nd 2016, 00:02:48 Quote 
Quote ( Stuart Foster @ October 22nd 2016,00:00:17 )

are you saying there's an element of luck to this game Phil? :)


of course - it's the only reason I never made it to Elite :]
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Old post #27 posted Oct 22nd 2016, 00:04:55 Quote 
Quote ( Brian Murphy @ October 22nd 2016,00:00:28 )

Her hair looks like she's living on the Moon doing the Moonwalk. No gravity.

Exactly. All that 80's hairspray made a hole in the Ozone layer which caused global warming which means no full rain races in GPRO any more.
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Old post #28 posted Oct 22nd 2016, 00:10:54 Quote 
Quote ( Daryl Gee @ October 22nd 2016,00:04:55 )

Quote ( Brian Murphy @ October 22nd 2016,00:00:28 )

Her hair looks like she's living on the Moon doing the Moonwalk. No gravity.
Exactly. All that 80's hairspray made a hole in the Ozone layer which caused global warming which means no full rain races in GPRO any more.


Haha, that sounds like as good an explanation as any.
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Old post #29 posted Oct 22nd 2016, 00:16:50 Quote 
Quote ( Daryl Gee @ October 21st 2016,23:38:17 )

When was the last full wet F1 race?


gpro is not f1, thanks god.
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Old post #30 posted Oct 22nd 2016, 00:21:29 Quote 
Quote ( Daneks Britāls @ October 22nd 2016,00:16:50 )

gpro is not f1, thanks god.

That's the wankiest argument ever.
How many global open wheel formula races are full rain races, Bernie?
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