The points system is built to counter this on a fundamental level, if I keep winning, eventually I'm going to hit the max DR, being at the max DR versus the DR my account was at during the time of last rounds races (high A/S) is going to boost the amount of points that lobby offers, so whilst I might take away someones points by finishing ahead,
I'm boosting the points that are in that lobby to begin with.
For Top Split you are then increasing the overall points gap to second split, meaning that everyone in this lobby is now scoring higher relative to every other lobby happening in that timeslot.
Granted, this isn't happening yet, my NA account doesn't have enough races under it yet to be adjusted to the correct DR.
Sure, I'm causing a knock on effect on every single lobby in a timeslot, but so is every under 18 player on a fake date of birth, of which there are many, and people who play cross-region and aren't outspoken about it, of which there are also many. (Plenty of which lurk this thread)
If you want to get extremely picky about disrupting Star Player, you could literally say that someone playing in an ineligible country to compete in the FIAGTC is doing this too, does the game still let them race in FIA? Yup. Can they claim Star Player if they are in an eligible finishing position? Nope. By your logic, they just 'took' a spot away from someone who is eligible for Star Player, except the game was designed to work this way.
The points have never been perfectly fair for this reason, and if I'm further disrupting that, I'm doing it by absolute fractions of a percent.
There is zero written rule against this specifically in the rulebook. That Multiple Account rule is super open for interpretation the more I read it, and if I recall, was only added after the whole Marine-Le-Pen account incident and the guy who tried to qualify with Nissan and Citroen at the same time in 2018.
Owning multiple accounts or playing in another region is not a rule violation. If it was, kiss about 80% of your community goodbye
That being said, PD is not at all consistent with the enforcement of their own rules, so like I said earlier if they ban me for this (they won't but lets entertain the idea for a second), I... just don't care
(Side Note: I think the FIAGTC Rulebook isn't enforced during the offseason, it never existed until Mid-2018, and there was 8 months of online FIA racing in GT Sport prior to that, which technically had zero rules, it was added to the game when the season that qualified people into the Regional/World Finals begun)
Absolutely wouldn't bother me because they aren't eligible to qualify for a live event this way, it is however perfectly legal as per the rules for them to do this as long as they aren't using another account simultaneously.
Man this got really over complicated too fast, I just wanna race with some of the cool NA guys I met at live events. I kinda regret writing this now but I'm gonna fire it off anyway
