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I don't belong here, but I had a thought that won't go away and I don't know how to summarize it, so here goes...
The idea I had is to get a group of people to choose one vehicle from each class, excluding the kart in this selection. Once people have established their rosters, they can use them in any order. There is no set classes so if the field is big enough, you could see N-classes racing Gr.X. The overall win is the only thing that matters, and once a person wins in their chosen car, that car is removed from their roster. The ultimate goal is to win in all your selected cars once AND the kart, which is the mandatory last vehicle for everyone involved, before everyone else. In my mind, participants would run through every class in the game, but if you want to run a handful of races you could pick select classes or a smaller range (N800-N500, for example).
This is just for the hell of it, trying to make this a serious championship would likely be what pushes people towards a straight-jacket because you'd have to BOP everything in every class, and that's not a good time. Rules, setups, etc. would depend on the host and don't really matter as long as they are kept somewhat consistent.
OK, that's all I have right now. Have fun.
The idea I had is to get a group of people to choose one vehicle from each class, excluding the kart in this selection. Once people have established their rosters, they can use them in any order. There is no set classes so if the field is big enough, you could see N-classes racing Gr.X. The overall win is the only thing that matters, and once a person wins in their chosen car, that car is removed from their roster. The ultimate goal is to win in all your selected cars once AND the kart, which is the mandatory last vehicle for everyone involved, before everyone else. In my mind, participants would run through every class in the game, but if you want to run a handful of races you could pick select classes or a smaller range (N800-N500, for example).
This is just for the hell of it, trying to make this a serious championship would likely be what pushes people towards a straight-jacket because you'd have to BOP everything in every class, and that's not a good time. Rules, setups, etc. would depend on the host and don't really matter as long as they are kept somewhat consistent.
OK, that's all I have right now. Have fun.
