My name is Daniel and I am taking the liberty to reach out for support on behalf of Jonatas, who is the leader of my team and speaks limited English.
While trying to setup next race for another team member on holiday mode, his gearbox was changed to level 5 by some sort of bug which aparrently has already been reported in this forum post: /gb/forum/ViewTopic.asp?TopicId=22610
Not sure if this is a cookie issue, but when updating the other member's car, his car got the same gearbox, which costed him about $7m worth of useless part (not to mention a ruined season strategy).
O loaned him 2 credits so he could reverse his parts update, but would really apreciate if you could help checing the logs and find out if there is a bug in holiday mode? This really can cripple a season and takes away a lot of the fin of the game.
A 2 credit refund would also be great, but would really be thankful if the team could only just give this a little check. We would be more than happy to provide any extra info required.
While trying to setup next race for another team member on holiday mode, his gearbox was changed to level 5 by some sort of bug which aparrently has already been reported in this forum post: /gb/forum/ViewTopic.asp?TopicId=22610
Thanks in advance for your support!
Daniel
Probably the person you are holidaying would have come online and changed parts......
While trying to setup next race for another team member on holiday mode, his gearbox was changed to level 5 by some sort of bug which aparrently has already been reported in this forum post: /gb/forum/ViewTopic.asp?TopicId=22610
There is no bug. If you manage an account in holiday mode, the last account you signed in to is the active account (in all browser windows/tabs). So you can't expect to have two browser tabs next to each other logged on to different accounts, both will use the last account that was signed in to (no matter what is loaded in each of the tabs before that). So if you login to a holiday account, don't go login back to your own account in another browser window or you risk making a mess.
Can there be something done to prevent this kind of accidents? For example check if the loaded webpage sending the request is associated with the same user as the receiving session.
This is user's fault if this happens, but it can be confusing to someone who isn't familiar with how browsers/sessions/requests work.
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