is anyone else having trouble with these races? i seem to have lost just as many as ive won and more often than not if you "just" win a race you gain less points than you lose if you "just" lose a race (i gained 14 points for a "just" win but lost 33 points for a "just" loss), the opponents seem to taking a far better racing line and the jumps are more like another obsticle to be avoided as you get thrown off at crazy angle and thrown into the wall if you dont hit it straight on

what i'd like to know is how can a 989 ccx without making any mistakes lose to a viper

OK, I'm really getting over BRR, probably 'cos I don't get it! I'm now 631 races in and it's just not making any sense to me. How does the game decide who I race against? (SP? PR? #Wins? #Losses? Someone's mood at the time?) How does the game calculate how many SP I win or lose? (E.g. (me) 4132 vs (ghost) 4109 LOST = -19SP..... (me) 4156 vs (ghost) 4179 LOST = -24SP) What skills are we to master to actually progress? (forget racing well, just get really good at avoiding ramps, obstacles, electronic stuns, traffic & roadblocks) What impact does PR have on racing performance? (We aren't shown what PR our opponent's car is on) What impact does SP level have on racing performance? (We'd all love to know the answer to this question) How does the game ensure all players are being 'tested' against the same criteria? (i.e consistency, fairness... the kinda things important in a competition) What's the benefit (reward) for reaching the various levels up to Icon? (uuuh, why exactly are we doing this again?) These and many more questions cannot be answered with any reasonable degree of certainty. We're left scratching our heads and debating over players' opinions. Why? What's the point of BRR then? Why are the rules of engagement not made clear up front by EA? Why all the mystery and deafening silence from the people who could actually answer these questions? Five days ago, I managed to reach 4,245 SP... and within two days I lost my Level III rank (to level II) and dropped right down to 3,725 SP... I estimate that I lost 18 of 20 races, mostly due to bizarre acts of car madness, like shaving a car on the left side of the road, and mysteriously 'spawning' on the other side of the road facing the stars. Yes, I make mistakes in races or could have raced better, but no more than previously (in fact I know I've reduced mistakes and improved technique), yet suddenly I'm being smoked by cars with 200SP less than me. What changed? I didn't have a stroke, or grow tentacles for thumbs, and I didn't change my gaming technique, but the game suddenly had it 'in for me'... it's like someone tied a tractor to my bumper and removed the steering wheel! Bottom line... BRR doesn't make any sense to me. If I'm the only one who feels this way , then I should probably have my MENSA status revoked and book myself in for a brain scan.

@richieluv76 wrote: is anyone else having trouble with these races? i seem to have lost just as many as ive won and more often than not if you "just" win a race you gain less points than you lose if you "just" lose a race (i gained 14 points for a "just" win but lost 33 points for a "just" loss), the opponents seem to taking a far better racing line and the jumps are more like another obsticle to be avoided as you get thrown off at crazy angle and thrown into the wall if you dont hit it straight on @vipucho wrote: Super true. How can one beat a 949 Mclaren? And the other problem is, the opponent goes in a "ghost mode", so we are unable to ram it into the wall or whatever. Its really difficult to beat, its okay to have a neck to neck challenge, but the opponent just.....vroommm...is not a challenge. @richieluv76 and @vipucho To be honest, I had been waiting for someone to make a thread about "Blackridge Rivals". lol I don't have trouble winning races in Blackridge Rivals. I may have lost a few races, but I won most of my races. In fact, the races in Blackridge Rivals are so intense that my heart beats rapidly whenever I do a race there and hoping the game doesn't mess me up. (With cop roadblocks and traffic) I really like Blackridge Rivals. It brought me so much fun that I hadn't had with the game after so many months. I really want Multiplayer racing in No Limits though. This isn't Multiplayer racing, but it's the closest we got so far. The amount of points you gain or lose depends on your opponents SP (Speed Points). The higher the SP, the more SP you win (less SP you lose). The lower the SP, the less SP you win (more SP you lose). It all depends whether the game gives you a higher SP opponent or lower SP opponent. Oh, and I wouldn't mind if opponents are ghosts in Blackridge Rivals since I'm not really racing them live. However, I do want car contact in actual Multiplayer racing in No Limits (if it ever happens) to add more of a challenge to pass opponents cleanly or to send opponents flying if they're being trolls. To vipucho, do you really ram real people in Multiplayer races? If so, then prepare to go to heaven if you ever do race me. By the way, you guys should check out the Top 200 leaderboard in Blackridge Rivals. You'll see a familiar name in there. 👿

i can understand the "ghost" races, as those races are in escence a time trial type race and the "ghost" image is to show what/how your opponent raced, ive got issues with the fact that i dont seem to progressing

Well, I take back what I said about Blackridge Rivals. It totally sucks. I have two reasons why it sucks: 1. Match-making is broken. - People get match-maked with an opponent with a much lower SP than them, meaning they gain so little SP if they win and they lose so much SP if they lose. Absolutely ridiculous. (The least amount of points I won was 3 points and the biggest amount of points I lost was 55 points.) 2. The game penalizes people if the game crashes on them. How Blackridge Rivals could be better: 1. People get match-maked with opponents that have almost as much SP as them to make things even. 2. The game should allow people to choose who they want to race with. For example, the game picks a set of opponents at random and people can have the option to choose who they want to race with. 3. The game distinguishes between a game crash and a retire for incomplete races. 4. Different Blackridge Rivals classes - Street class, Classic Sports class, Muscle class, Sports class, Super car class, and Hyper car class. People can mostly drive what they want in each class instead of being restricted to drive only the fastest cars in the game. (But people may still need to drive the fastest cars in each class though) I said earlier that I would like Multiplayer races in No Limits. Now, I take that back too. After playing Blackridge Rivals races a lot, I would say Multiplayer races in No Limits would just be a mess. Everyone would just be driving the fastest cars (for each class) to win the race, meaning people can't drive their favourite cars and win the race. The races are so short that people driving their favourite cars can hardly catch up to someone in the fastest car if they made a mistake. It would probably be too late to overtake them. The game is better off being as a online Single Player game in my opinion. I waited until I'm at the top of the Blackridge Rivals leaderboard to post this as I don't want people to think I don't want Multiplayer races because I suck at Multiplayer racing. @THEJAJO wrote: @TheRealJonyI'm driving maxed Viper and believe me, to win with CCX or LaFerrari, which in fact they are 95% of opponents, is a 100% luck +skills. 😉 That's why I'm going to stop taking care of the event. 😉 @THEJAJO Do you have a Koenigsegg CCX or Ferrari LaFerrari? If so, what are the PRs? @scottfollett wrote:Think u should check the list again cause ure not in the top 10 now...ppl have started converting the hyper parts and you will now see even faster CCX's...the only way to compete is to upgrade... @scottfollett You posted 5 hours later after I posted. You do know that the leaderboard can change during those 5 hours, right? Anyways, I'm back in the Top 10 again (at the time I posted this). Look down below. @scottfollett wrote:So what are u driving? The LaFerrari or the CCX and at what PR @TheRealJony? I used to drive my Koenigsegg CCX, but now I'm driving my Ferrari LaFerrari. My cars' PRs are below. @WildeKnight07 wrote: Very little information is given about how Blackridge Rivals works. Would be great if EA explained the rules of engagement better and how the scoring works. Are you supposed to pick the fasted car in your garage, or does the even adjust according to the car you select? @WildeKnight07 You're supposed to pick your fastest car you have for Blackridge Rivals. It's mentioned in the Top 200 leaderboard. Match-making is broken in Blackridge Rivals, so you'll probably get a Ford Fiesta ST vs. Koenigsegg CCX if you choose to drive a Fiesta ST. lmao The video I posted earlier proves how broken the match-making is. @WildeKnight07 wrote: I was hoping blackridge would give us an opportunity to drive whichever car we want and then compete against the same cars or class of cars. Gets a bit much only driving the CCX... much prefer my McLaren, Lambo or Pagani. Yes! Yes! Yes! I would definitely want Blackridge Rivals to have different classes, so we aren't forced to drive only the fastest cars in the game. (But we still have to drive the fastest cars in each class though)

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jin1995x
10 years ago
@TheRealJony No ones taking away your credit for being number one , good job mate, that wouldn't have been possible if you weren't so aggressive when everyone else was laid back, you get the credit for that.
I did races yesterday got 2 sp, I won't be surprised if i get Even 1sp later on from a race.
Yes hold on to it, you've stopped getting ai because the number of opponents close to you have increased.
richieluv76
10 years ago

TheRealJony wrote:

Now let's bring in VIP Level 10 player to the mix.

Both the free player and the VIP Level 10 player have the same driving skills as each other. Free player has a maximum limit of 5 Rivals tickets while VIP Level 10 player has a maximum limit of 10 Rivals tickets.

The VIP Level 10 player will have five races extra over the free player and five races extra is a REALLY BIG advantage!

Both players sleep for 8 hours. Both wake up and the free player will have 5 Rivals tickets ready to be used while the VIP Level 10 player will have 8 Rivals tickets to be used. Repeat, repeat.

This is already pay2win, but it gets a heck of a lot worse...

If a free player chooses to spend 60 Gold to refill Rivals tickets, they get 5 Rivals tickets refilled. If a VIP Level 10 player chooses to spend 60 Gold to refill Rivals tickets, they get 10 RIVALS TICKETS REFILLED!!!

Goodness Gracious! 😮

@TheRealJony, hate to break it to you but actually vip players dont get any extra brr tickets, i'm level 8 and still only get 5 tickets, so for once EA have actually got something right and taken out the pay to win option
richieluv76
10 years ago
@WildeKnight07 wrote:

OK, I'm really getting over BRR, probably 'cos I don't get it! I'm now 631 races in and it's just not making any sense to me.

How does the game decide who I race against?    (SP? PR? #Wins? #Losses? Someone's mood at the time?)

How does the game calculate how many SP I win or lose?   (E.g. (me) 4132 vs (ghost) 4109 LOST = -19SP..... (me) 4156 vs (ghost) 4179 LOST = -24SP)

What skills are we to master to actually progress?    (forget racing well, just get really good at avoiding ramps, obstacles, electronic stuns, traffic & roadblocks)

What impact does PR have on racing performance?    (We aren't shown what PR our opponent's car is on)

What impact does SP level have on racing performance?   (We'd all love to know the answer to this question)

How does the game ensure all players are being 'tested' against the same criteria?    (i.e consistency, fairness... the kinda things important in a competition)

What's the benefit (reward) for reaching the various levels up to Icon?   (uuuh, why exactly are we doing this again?)

@WildeKnight07 from the look of things the scoring follows the standard "swiss" style scoring that is used in a lot of sports for determining players rankings

with each race you start with a base amount of points at stake, lets says 30 points, so if both players have exactly the same SP score then the losing player loses 30 points and the winner gains 30 points

now if the SP scores of the 2 players are different then the base amount of 30 points is altered (this is to make things a little fairer) either up or down, so lets say for each 10 SP points difference between the 2 players the final amount is altered by 1 point

so if you are on say 4200 points and your opponent is on 4100 points there is a difference of 100 points which equates to 10 points being added or subtracted from the final amount

so if you were to lose the race you would lose 40 points (30 point base value + 10 points for losing to a lower rated player) and the other player would gain 40 points

if you were to win the race you would gain 20 points (30 point base value - 10 points for winning against a lower rated player) and the other player would only lose 20 points

not sure of the actual values, only used these numbers as an example
7ru3blu3
10 years ago
About the 5 vs 10 tickets... actually the number of tickets in BRR do not matter at all. I've been stuck at Champion-III for more than 12 days, I played about 150+ races in between and my SP fluctuated between 4460 and 3960. There were times where I, frustrated, bought 1 refill only to end up with lesser SP. For me at least the number of tickets does not matter.

Having said that, I bet they are going to change it. There was a time when you lost tournament points for losing races in tournaments, but they changed it to encourage people into spending more gold.
7ru3blu3
10 years ago
@richieluv76 great explanation, +1. But You you missed the most important question: How does the game decide who I race against? When I am close to reaching the next rank the game starts matching me against "good races" of -150 SP players repeatedly until I make a mistake.
jin1995x
10 years ago
@7ru3blu3 That we would not know precisely, trust me, too many p&c's possible for it, I am given 300 sp lower opponents get 2points, but they race really good, so i think when you at the top you mostly get the best times of the lower sp people, if you. Constantly keep playing with one race where your opponent messes up big time every 8 or 10races. If you fall down you are given average times, with one or two bonus races with high ranked peoples average runs? We can never know this for sure how to algo works.
richieluv76
10 years ago
@7ru3blu3 wrote:

@richieluv76 great explanation, +1. But You you missed the most important question: How does the game decide who I race against? When I am close to reaching the next rank the game starts matching me against "good races" of -150 SP players repeatedly until I make a mistake.

@7ru3blu3 now thats the real question, i'm at a complete loss as to how the matching works and i think thats what is frustrating most of us, it just seems so random, especially when you take into account how well some of the lower ranked players are racing!
Anonymous
10 years ago
@richieluv76 You are right about the SP gain/loss and to be honest, it seems fair to me, although, I would add something to the formula. I would factor in difference in car's PR. I don't see it fair that a McLaren driver loses 50 sp for racing against a CCX, I'd give it a -30 or something like that, but never more, since the CCX is obviously superior (when almost maxed).

@TheRealJony You don't deserve a ban for playing the game man. It was developer's fault for what happened and there wasn't any way for you to know how it is for someone else. Anyway, even with AI, you have to drive good in order to not drop from 1st place. I bet that even if it wasn't for the AI players you would still be in 1st place, but the score would be closer...like 2nd place would be at 4620 and you at 4630 or something.

I personally enjoy BRR, although it could use a few improvements, overall it was a nice experience and I'm happy that I see EA/FM taking care of the hackers and being active in fixing issues with the game - like the AI removal and so on. I think that rating-based rankings are the most fair, since you are penalised for losing, it reflects the consistency in your gameplay and the better players' names will most of the time be found on the table. I struggled a while to get to icon, going back and forth between 4.3k-4.4k, but I finally managed to get to 4.5k then lost again then won again...and the circle repeats now. I don't mind it tho and I feel I have a lot of fun in this game, my purpose wasn't to become #1 since I'm obviously not the best, but I wanted to be on the table xD
TheRealJony
Hero+
10 years ago
I noticed one leaderboard wannabe or Icon wannabe that I recognize from a while ago is now banned again. Good riddance.

@scottfollett Below's my best time on Bypass Run: Blackridge Channel during the night. 😛

@jin1995x wrote:
@TheRealJony No ones taking away your credit for being number one , good job mate, that wouldn't have been possible if you weren't so aggressive when everyone else was laid back, you get the credit for that.

@jin1995x When I saw that Blackridge Rivals currently has no paying advantages, I knew it was possible to be #1 on the leaderboard and reach all three Icon ranks without spending real money.

However, this was before we all realized that AI ghost opponents weren't supposed to be in Blackridge Rivals.

At first, I was both winning and losing races. 50% wins and 50% losses.

Since losses reduced my SP score more than wins increasing my SP score, I was going nowhere.

But with losses comes victory in the end.

I started to memorize the police roadblock setups, when ESF activates, which ramps to take or not to take, and etc. every time I lost (or won) races.

Pretty soon afterwards, I built a winning streak for myself. And since I built a winning streak, the game "rewarded" me an AI ghost opponent to race.

When I saw I got an AI ghost opponent for the first time, I thought in my mind "That's weird. Aren't I supposed to get a real player ghost opponent...? Oh whatevs."

I easily won against the AI ghost opponent and got 55 SP. I thought "Oh cool." in my mind.

Then I got real player ghost opponents to race three times in a row. Won those three races.

Afterwards, I got another AI ghost opponent to race. I thought "Why is the game giving me an AI ghost opponent when Blackridge Rivals is supposed to be racing real player ghost opponents...?"

The same as last time, I easily won against the AI ghost opponent and got 55 SP. I thought "Sweet. 55 SP. Yay!" in my mind.

Raced three real player ghost opponents. Won those three races.

Then I got another AI ghost opponent to race. That was when I came with the conclusion that the game rewards me an AI ghost opponent if I win three races against real player ghost opponents. (However, this can't be said for anybody else.)

That was how I was gaining so much SP over everyone.

I became #1 on the leaderboard and reached both Icon rank I and Icon rank II by building a huge winning streak from winning against real player ghost opponents and AI ghost opponents (whenever the game gives me them to race).

However, I was getting no SP from winning against real player ghost opponents so I had to rely on AI ghost opponents to gain more SP. (Remember that the game gives me AI ghost opponents)

Then I noticed someone was catching up to me rapidly. (You and TudorSicaru should know who this player is)

I thought this player must have used Gold to buy more Rivals tickets and win races against AI ghost opponents to have such a big increase in SP.

As I was #1 on the leaderboard and was the first one to reach Icon rank I and Icon rank II, I wasn't going to let that player reach Icon rank III before me.

So I did the unthinkable...I spent Gold to refill my Rivals tickets numerous times to reach Icon rank III before that player does.

For many of you, it would be the most riskiest thing (and stupidest thing) anyone would ever do. But I knew what I was doing, so my Gold was put to good use. 😉

I had won almost all of the races against real player ghost opponents and all of the races against AI ghost opponents with the Gold I spent. I only lost one race against a real player ghost opponent, but I was able to gain my SP back from winning two races against AI ghost opponents (but I had to win six races against real player ghost opponents first).

Eventually, I got 5100 SP and reached Icon rank III.

The player that was catching up to me quick turned out to be a cheater.

I felt like I had wasted my Gold on Rivals tickets to reach Icon rank III first...

Oh well. At least I reached it sooner than expected.

People think I'm a cheater because of my sudden humongous SP increase, but I spent Gold on Rivals tickets and winning against AI ghost opponents (after winning three real player ghost opponents) in reality. 😉

By the way, thanks for the comment. 🙂

@jin1995x wrote:
I did races yesterday got 2 sp, I won't be surprised if i get Even 1sp later on from a race.

You shouldn't be surprised if you get no SP rewards for winning either. 😃

@jin1995x wrote:
Yes hold on to it, you've stopped getting ai because the number of opponents close to you have increased.

If you're going to go on a break from Blackridge Rivals again, feel free to join me. I still have popcorn. XD

@richieluv76 wrote:

@TheRealJony wrote:

Now let's bring in VIP Level 10 player to the mix.

Both the free player and the VIP Level 10 player have the same driving skills as each other. Free player has a maximum limit of 5 Rivals tickets while VIP Level 10 player has a maximum limit of 10 Rivals tickets.

The VIP Level 10 player will have five races extra over the free player and five races extra is a REALLY BIG advantage!

Both players sleep for 8 hours. Both wake up and the free player will have 5 Rivals tickets ready to be used while the VIP Level 10 player will have 8 Rivals tickets to be used. Repeat, repeat.

This is already pay2win, but it gets a heck of a lot worse...

If a free player chooses to spend 60 Gold to refill Rivals tickets, they get 5 Rivals tickets refilled. If a VIP Level 10 player chooses to spend 60 Gold to refill Rivals tickets, they get 10 RIVALS TICKETS REFILLED!!!

Goodness Gracious! 😮

@TheRealJony, hate to break it to you but actually vip players dont get any extra brr tickets, i'm level 8 and still only get 5 tickets, so for once EA have actually got something right and taken out the pay to win option

@7ru3blu3 wrote:

About the 5 vs 10 tickets... actually the number of tickets in BRR do not matter at all. I've been stuck at Champion-III for more than 12 days, I played about 150+ races in between and my SP fluctuated between 4460 and 3960. There were times where I, frustrated, bought 1 refill only to end up with lesser SP. For me at least the number of tickets does not matter.

Having said that, I bet they are going to change it. There was a time when you lost tournament points for losing races in tournaments, but they changed it to encourage people into spending more gold.

@richieluv76 and @7ru3blu3 I believe you guys may need to read from the beginning to know what I'm talking about.

Link: http://answers.ea.com/t5/General-Discussion/blackridge-rivals/m-p/5653287/highlight/true#M3265

The VIP level players that have a maximum limit of 6 or more Rivals tickets could happen in the next update when Tournaments are removed.

People paid real money to have a maximum limit of 6 or more Tournament tickets. Tournaments are going to be removed in the next update.

So where will the maximum limit of 6 or more Tournament tickets that people paid for go to?

There's two options:

1. Since Blackridge Rivals will be the new "Tournaments", the maximum limit of Tournament tickets will be transferred to the maximum limit of Rivals tickets.

2. The maximum limit of Tournament tickets disappears along with Tournaments.

The transfer of maximum limit of Tournament tickets is more likely to happen than the removal of it.

Since people paid real money for the maximum limit of Tournament tickets, people would RAGE if things they paid for gets removed from the game permanently.

Now, about the transfer of maximum limit of Tournament tickets turning Blackridge Rivals into pay2win:

Let's say two drivers have the same driving skill. However, one is a free player and the other is a paid player. While the free player has a maximum limit of 5 Rivals tickets, the paid player has a maximum of 6 Rivals tickets.

When the new season in Blackridge Rivals officially starts, the paid player would already have a big advantage over the free player as the paid player could be racing an opponent that awards a lot of SP.

Keep in mind the free player and paid player BOTH have the same driving skills.

Everyone needs to sleep. Everyone needs 8 hours of sleep.

When the free player wakes up, they would have 5 Rivals tickets ready to be used. When the paid player wakes up, they would have 6 Rivals tickets ready to be used. The paid player will have a big advantage over the free player once again in every morning as the paid player will always be able to do one race more than the free player.

With that extra race, the paid player could potentially earn a lot of SP from winning against a high SP opponent. (Remember that the free player and paid player both have the same driving skills)

It gets worse at VIP Level 10.

Once again, let's say the free player and VIP Level 10 player both have the same driving skills. The free player has a maximum limit of 5 Rivals tickets while the paid player has a maximum of 10 RIVALS TICKETS!!!

New season in Blackridge Rivals starts, the VIP Level 10 player will have a serious advantage over the free player. The VIP Level 10 player could potentially get high SP opponents and win a ton of SP with 5 extra Rivals tickets.

Both the free player and VIP Level 10 player have the same driving skills. (I'm repeating this so you guys remember to not take driving skills as a factor)

Both players sleep. Both players wake up. Free player has 5 Rivals tickets ready to be used while VIP Level 10 player has 8 Rivals tickets ready to be used.

With three extra races, the VIP Level 10 player could potentially earn a humongous amount of SP from winning against high SP opponents.

Both have the same driving skills.

The above is already pay2win, but it's gets even more worse.

Free players pay 60 Gold for a refill. They get 5 Rivals tickets refilled.

VIP Level 10 players pay 60 Gold for a refill. They get 10 Rivals tickets refilled.

The VIP Level 10 player has 5 Rivals tickets more than the free player, and those tickets could potentially give the VIP Level 10 player loads of SP rewards from high SP opponents.

And if the free player and VIP Level 10 player were to do a spamming refills contest, the VIP Level 10 player would always get 5 Rivals tickets more than the free player.

Both the free player and VIP Level 10 player have the same driving skills. Always remember this!

@richieluv76 wrote:

@7ru3blu3 now thats the real question, i'm at a complete loss as to how the matching works and i think thats what is frustrating most of us, it just seems so random, especially when you take into account how well some of the lower ranked players are racing!

They're low SP assassins. 😉

They have much lower SP score than you, but they'll surprise you and drive as a high SP player. lol

@TudorSicaru wrote:

@TheRealJony You don't deserve a ban for playing the game man. It was developer's fault for what happened and there wasn't any way for you to know how it is for someone else.

@TudorSicaru Exactly!

It's good to know that someone understands. 🙂

@TudorSicaru wrote:

Anyway, even with AI, you have to drive good in order to not drop from 1st place. I bet that even if it wasn't for the AI players you would still be in 1st place, but the score would be closer...like 2nd place would be at 4620 and you at 4630 or something.

I would think I would have 4650 SP as I would be on a winning streak, like how I had a winning streak when I was gunning for Icon rank III that I mentioned above. 😉

But yea, it would be something like that. 🙂

@TudorSicaru wrote:

I personally enjoy BRR, although it could use a few improvements, overall it was a nice experience and I'm happy that I see EA/FM taking care of the hackers and being active in fixing issues with the game - like the AI removal and so on.

I think you and jin1995x like Blackridge Rivals more than I do. lol

I posted why Blackridge Rivals currently sucks deep in this thread. 😃

Although I posted that quite a while ago, so there may be changes from then to now.

Blackridge Rivals needs some hefty improvements to be more fun than it currently is.

However, I still enjoyed being #1 on the leaderboard and reaching Icon rank I, II, III before anyone else. 😛

But I think preseason will be the only time I would be #1 as the Rivals ticket change I predicted above might come true in the next update.

@TudorSicaru wrote:

I think that rating-based rankings are the most fair, since you are penalised for losing, it reflects the consistency in your gameplay and the better players' names will most of the time be found on the table.

If this comes true in Blackridge Rivals, then I know for sure that I would be on the top of the leaderboard. 👿 lol

@TudorSicaru wrote:

I struggled a while to get to icon, going back and forth between 4.3k-4.4k, but I finally managed to get to 4.5k then lost again then won again...and the circle repeats now. I don't mind it tho and I feel I have a lot of fun in this game, my purpose wasn't to become #1 since I'm obviously not the best, but I wanted to be on the table xD

Hopefully, you'll be able to get back to 4500 SP by the time preseason ends because who knows if staying at 4500 SP is part of the requirement for rewards at the end. 😉

Here's something extra.

I didn't know Pitbull plays No Limits.

I guess No Limits even attracts celebrities. XD
richieluv76
10 years ago
@TheRealJony the whole game is built around a pay to win setup in one way or another; fuel refills, mystery card flips, ticket refills, blackmarket, crates..........

you're just speculating at the moment as what will happen on the removal of tournaments, it hasnt happened yet so stop ranting on about it not being fair that you'll get less tickets, which by the way is your choice, you could also be a vip player but choose not to invest in the game when so many others do invest in the game

you have even admitted that you have used gold for ticket refills, which in essence means you have "paid" to win (and before you say it yes i know you have gotten the gold through daily assignments, that is not the point i'm trying to make) so how is this any different to vip players having more tickets because of their vip level, if you want the game to be totally fair then all options for refills/flips/crates etc should be removed from the game

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