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The "PERFECT 100" Points System Effective immediately, we will be using a slightly different points system for our Sunday night league races. I call it the "perfect" points system because the maximum number of points that can be scored each night is a symbolically perfect 100. Standardizing on this 100-point scale will allow us not only to compare our scores againts other drivers, it will allow us to compare our scores against ourselves - from week-to-week, or month-to-month, or even division-to-division! Here's how it'll work: Instead of basing our points on the number of drivers who start or finish a race, we will award our points based on this fixed scale: Finish / Points
Since we have six races during the course of the night, the maximum number of points that can be scored from all six races will be 96 (6 races x 16 points = 96) The bonus points awarded for pole positions will remain the same. We have three rounds of car and track combos, so there will still be three pole positions to compete for, which means another 3 points that can be earned. However, there will now be a "Triple Crown" bonus point for anyone who wins pole position in all three rounds (1 point). Therefore, here's a calculation on the maximum points: 96 + 3 + 1 = 100 points! Please note that if one or more drivers quits or gets disconnected during a race, they will still be awarded points based on the chart listed above. However, drivers who voluntarily pit their car will be treated the same as drivers who involuntarily get disconnected. The finishing position for those drivers will depend on when the event happened (how many laps those drivers completed). In other words, someone who gets disconnected from the lounge for whatever reason will always get a higher finish (and more points) than someone who just decided to pull over and quit earlier in the race.
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![]() sensing something about to happen .......... and I was right. Zer0 saving the first post on a new page hmmmm ![]() Awesome scoring system Zer0
Last edited by kcheeb; Apr 29 2012 at 9:26 AM.
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Pennsylvania,US |
Updated standings for the M3 GTR Challenge
#1 - sharkie - M1SS-D3V10US - 85pts. #2 - AJKVail - AJK-VAIL - 74pts. #3 - fzappa - tcrash15 - 64pts. #4 - cmbeal317 - cmbeal317 - 60pts. #5 -kcheeb - kcheeb - 48 pts. #6 - dabneyd - dabneyd - 26pts. #7 - zer05ive - zer05ive - 22pts. #8 - irmopars - Mighty_mopar - 20pts. |
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Baytown, Texas |
Wow. Now we're talking!! |
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Very nice system, see what can happen when we give feedback, it gives everyone something to think about. This was a good change =)
Zero, you said you could track points week to week or month to month, would it be possible to have a points tally to act as sort of a championship points total? With the old points scale this wouldn't be 100% possible due to the sliding scale, with the New fixed scale it would be. For arguments sake, the points tally for that could start this Race so everyone's on a clean slate so to speak, no one has an advantage due to being here longer. I would keep all division points tally'd in the same grouping because even tho some would win in D3/D2 they would be promoted and have to win in the next higher up Div to keep up their win streak. |
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Apr 29 2012, 10:31 AM
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Vol Jbolaz
Hermits United
BLAH!!! Yes, we could do that, and we could go back, and we coudlpostaveragepointsperraceperdivision andwecouldseewhowaspointsleaderpermontho rquarterormaintainedthehighestaverageand gtzzzzzzzzzzzclk |
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"could post average points per race, per division and we could see who was points leader per month or quarter or maintained the highest average and" What happened, did your space bar on your keyboard stop working? |
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i think it was a "could not compute" situation and his chip fried. like in Alien when the cyborg went crazy at the end and tried to feed Ripley a magazine.
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Texas |
Apr 29 2012, 11:37 AM
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Psycho Turtle
Turtle Racing League
The scoring system is now "perfect"! Yes (cha-ching)!
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Running a few practice laps in the D1 lounge (all races, in order, prob 5-10 laps each).
I do not expect to run all that well, but I figure if I can stay on the track, it is likely to help. Once my students finish our state testing in 3 weeks, I should get most of my brain, and much of my sleep back. ;-) |
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I am really dithering on continuing with GT5 once I realized that 3 things were seeming to be accurate: 1). Despite getting my main acct to 40 and this one to 34 in A spec, I know nothing about driving 2). With coaching, I improve, bout am still D.F.L. In standings. 3). With coaching and practice, I seem to be stuck in#2. I wonder if I am just too late to picking up racing games - got my PS3 2 years ago, first console since I upgraded my 2600 to a 5200! That, or a lack or real racing experience seems to matter. Damn you, my minivan of suburban dad angst! Back to finding a cleaner line in Nurburgring, then the garage gulag for a bit more on the HoneyDo list. |
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Apr 29 2012, 1:55 PM
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Rallywagon
what a long strange trip
Hey cheeb, sorry for last minute. Wont be able to make it tonight. Fiancee's commencements are running long and we wont be back home in time for the race. Sorry. Guess I'll be a d3 racer next week.
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As for D3? We will be glad to have ya, albeit, briefly. |
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By doing the license tests I was able to gain 'some' knowledge of how to drive a car in the game and was reasonable but certainly not fast. The step to the next level of speed for me was getting some how to race books and applying what was said. I got the books because I wanted to learn how to take corners fast, but there's so much more to it than that. Psychological being at least as important. Getting advice and following/watching faster drivers will also help you understand what to do and how. Seat time in a race situation has made a huge difference too. The more you are in a specific situation, the more comfortable you become. Don't get me wrong, I have no delusions of grandeur. I'm fast enough and slowly getting faster. I know I'm mid D1 at best, for now . D2 & 3 are not places to be looked down on. Great racing happens in all our divisions and if you check the numbers, there isn't much to separate any of them. I for one hope you stick with it!
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Apr 29 2012, 3:00 PM
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ianjames25
iceburgeson
First time in D1 and I can't race. Sorry for late notice. Parents just told me that we're going to some relatives house for dinner. Sorry again! I'll be back next week.
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