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I feel I must raise the issue of the 100% Clones... I worry that GT4 online racing leagues may become swamped by those among us who feel that a 100% win ratio is the be-all and end-all, and who may create new online personas ('clones') each time they lose a race, in order to maintain their on-line 100% win ratio...
It's a subtle yet important point, that a 100% win ratio is meaningless... by that I mean that the only way you can achieve such a statistic is by design, and as such is NOT a measure of ones racing prowess.
A real measure of how good you really are at GT, is to accept your loses and race against others who do likewise. Surely it is better to be beaten by the best, than it is to beat those who you know you are going to beat?
I know that the more experienced players among us will go online with the same spirit as we played GT3... the spirit of a close, competitive race, against opponents who respect you for your skill, and not your win ratio...
I suppose this is a pre-emptive plea to those people who are obsessed by the meaningless goal of winning every race to play fair, and to abide by the spirit with which the GT series was created... to offer a genuine racing simulation... and unless you're Michael Schumacher, that means allowing fair and free competition and declaring your TRUE statistics.
Look forward to seeing you all online in August! :-)
Touring Mars
It's a subtle yet important point, that a 100% win ratio is meaningless... by that I mean that the only way you can achieve such a statistic is by design, and as such is NOT a measure of ones racing prowess.
A real measure of how good you really are at GT, is to accept your loses and race against others who do likewise. Surely it is better to be beaten by the best, than it is to beat those who you know you are going to beat?
I know that the more experienced players among us will go online with the same spirit as we played GT3... the spirit of a close, competitive race, against opponents who respect you for your skill, and not your win ratio...
I suppose this is a pre-emptive plea to those people who are obsessed by the meaningless goal of winning every race to play fair, and to abide by the spirit with which the GT series was created... to offer a genuine racing simulation... and unless you're Michael Schumacher, that means allowing fair and free competition and declaring your TRUE statistics.
Look forward to seeing you all online in August! :-)
Touring Mars