Yeah I know, and i appreciate it, its just im aware that im doing little else lately which isnt good!
Hmm. Almost sounds like you're not psychologically suited to be a
GT player.
(I.e. because you worry about spending too much time playing the game...)
The game and license structure is a little off in that some of the A-license races are good places to practice skills for the A-license. And the available B-license events are a bit limited. In contrast, once you get an A-license, the
Normal Series is good practice for the IA license.
One approach is to try and find the cars used in A license tests, and use repeated Sunday Cups to buy them, and then just take those cars (stock) to the full-length courses in Time Trial mode. That lets you integrate the test stretch as part of a more total flow. So you probably want a Mazda RX-7 (can't find the model, but I think it's new), a new Skyline GT-R V-spec, and eventually a Toyota Supra RZ.
Or you can learn
Grand Valley Speedway in the
4WD special series.
To learn
Trial Mountain non-reverse, your only alternative, however, is the
Spot Race.
But, yes, once you get your A license, that opens up the
Clubman Cup and
GT Cup, both of which include it.
but I really just want to progress a bit faster, I'm new to trying to complete things but have been trying really hard for quite a long time now and need to move on! Thanks though! 👍
