Lotus Exige event - not shaping up well
Woo boy, I was hoping that the Jaguar event was an exception and not the new "normal" for new car events, but as of race 1 in day 4 of the Lotus Exige event, things do not bode well for this event. ...
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I see the new 6 day SE races as a socialized video game tactic.
Just think about it. Before we would have won a normal, upgraded SE car in ( 5 ) days of racing and running about 14 less races at that.
Now, we have to race an additional day of 16 races just to get the upgraded car we would normally have had in ( 5 ) days.
So we have to play/work harder so that those that can't win an SE car the normal way get to have it anyway. Everybody is a winner mentality : /
I say if you can't beat a normal SE then you Loose, you don't get the car. That's in the real world : /
@52Urabus wrote:I see the new 6 day SE races as a socialized video game tactic.
Just think about it. Before we would have won a normal, upgraded SE car in ( 5 ) days of racing and running about 14 less races at that.
Now, we have to race an additional day of 16 races just to get the upgraded car we would normally have had in ( 5 ) days.
So we have to play/work harder so that those that can't win an SE car the normal way get to have it anyway. Everybody is a winner mentality : /
I say if you can't beat a normal SE then you Loose, you don't get the car. That's in the real world : /
Well, it could just as easily be a seven day event instead of a five day event. Essentially what you get for the sixth (gold) day versus the five (bronze) day is the benefit of not having to do an extra 500+ extremely tedious replay races for blueprints. I think it is OK to get in six days what it may have taken seven (or five) days otherwise. You still end up with a probably useless car.
