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This is exactly what I mean
https://www.reddit.com/r/ACCompetiz...le_player_endurance_races_how_do_stints_work/
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Single Player endurance races, how do stints work?
Question
I googled a bit but couldn't find an explanation, and I can't see *anything* in-game about how this works. So, maybe someone here knows.
In single-player, when you do an endurance race the length of each 'stint' seems pre-set to something very short. I don't know if you *have* to follow the suggested stint lengths, or if you can just ignore them.
For example, if you run a 1-hour race and you have three drivers on your team, you can see on the pitstop HUD page that each driver has a max driving time, I think for an hour race it's 30 minutes for each driver.
So, you don't want to try for a single stop, you'd run someone down to zero for sure. So I figure it will be a two-stop race.
But once the race starts, there's a stint countdown in the top-left of the HUD, and it's something like 15 minutes. So you think, OK I have to do 4 stops for the 1-hour race. Fine.
But then your engineer says 'stint over, come into the pits' after just 5 or 8 minutes or something. The stint countdown never gets anywhere near zero. And the AI cars are pitting at this time, too.
So I decide to do what the engineer is telling me, I don't want to get disqualified for some weird reason. I pit. And as the race goes on it's obvious I'm being pitted every 5 or 6 minutes. It's ridiculous, I'm doing like 10 stops for a 1-hour race.
And what rules are there about what the pitstops have to consist of? Obviously a driver change but do I have to change tires every time? What about fuel?
The game doesn't tell you **** about any of this, it's just completely confusing.
So far I've won several 1-hour races by doing fewer stops than the AI, which sucks. I have also won by doing shorter stops, because it seems the AI adds fuel every stop, for no reason.
It's pretty pathetic if you can easily beat the AI just because they are doing a stupid number of over-long stops.
Anyone able to clarify how this is supposed to actually resemble a real race? What are the actual rules?
And yeah, the whole system is different between career, championship, and single-race setups. But this post is already stupid long. HELP!
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