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Vlákno: Rookie Driver OA Issue |
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I don't believe thisssss!!
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Same thing is happening again in rookie 167. A manager who didn't take part in race 1 has -by far- the best driver of all rookies.
I still call it a bug, even if it seems ok for admins.
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As you said " he has the best driver of all rookies " , what i see is that usually super drivers at rookie level probrably are the ones coming from amateur, maybe a well trainned driver who lost overal meanwhile uneployed at amateur and then hit the 85 overal and then some luck manager happens to hire him in rookie, im always looking for these drivers
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Quote ( Juca Santos @ February 25th 2019,20:01:54 ) some luck manager happens to hire him in rookie
And just randomly gained 18 OA points without even racing?
I'd say there's some kind of broken mechanic here, as this probably shouldn't be possible. This time the driver didn't even have any previous employers...
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Quote ( Constantin Heller @ February 25th 2019,20:24:47 ) This time the driver didn't even have any previous employers...
It's not about having a previous employer, it's about testing. This driver tested for his current employer, even though he did not race.
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It’s still not possible to gain that much OA from one test session??
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Testing + trainning + contract extension
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Just to note, tested 10 laps only.
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Quote ( Juca Santos @ February 26th 2019,06:59:59 ) Testing + trainning + contract extension
IMHO max OA available from each of these is
2 + 3 + 4 = 9 and that is on the generous side. Now say there is a double extension
that would 85 + 4 + 9 = 98, still nowhere near to 103.
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This has already been covered in this topic. Just read it; Jukka's posts in particular.
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