I would be happy about some feedback, what you guys think could be done differently and why. I am thinking about another racing challenge, maybe without homologation but mixing between ovals and road curses. As we saw the Budget is not giving bringing as much impact as exspected, but mixing between track types could maybe steer the field up a bit in the results.
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To be honest, I am too late to the Party. But the whole Competition sounds so exciting, that I will enter the next Time too. Congratulations to all who competed, I am your biggest Fan.
(On a Side Note, i liked the Idea of a limited Budget.)
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RIP the Lark, a better gearbox wouldāve made it far far better
Not bad for the underdog! Thanks for the mentions
This was a very fun challenge.
I liked the budget ideas and homologation .
It seemed about right.vivlike how certain design decisions get locked in and you have to work around them.
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I liked the homologation aspect and think it should be emphasized. Perhaps greater budget differences? Or some variable rules depending on homologation results (something like - the top 10% of market performers are exempt from weight minima, or are allowed further differences on the race car)?
I would like some importance placed on visual design and/or livery, somehow.
Comparing this to HTM and MM, I prefer races where the outcome isnāt entirely predictable ahead of the event. That encourages the sort of extremely tedious finetuning that makes development less fun. That thought occurred to me during MM - where I wasnāt winning, so complaining wouldāve looked like making excuses for the lack of performance - but also here.
In general, Iād like there to be trophies for race events, probably some kind of graphic.
In addition to comptitive stats, the Valkyrja is one of the best Beam cars Iāve driven, and Iām pleased to see that its race results further reinforce the solidity of the design. For a learning opportunity, anyone may DM me for a copy of the .car and/or ask me about its engineering.
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I think it was mentioned before as well but it would be cool to have tracks that had more differences. So a light and agile car may outperform one with much more power and weight. Or one that favors top speed only.
You get the picture. It would maybe mean a little more order shake up per race. The best car should still be on the podium.
Granted there might not be that many varried tracks to chose from for an event like this. Plus most circuits are generally similar. Oh and the race ai needs improvement as we have all known. This ai might not allow for a more focused car to perform as well as it could with a more realistic driving.
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Agreed on all points.