Help in A-Spec.

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So here's where it lies. I'm level 28 A-Spec, about 88,000XP away from Level 29. Does anyone have a suggestion on what to do to get to the (coveted) Level 30? I'm not huge into Endurances, although I might do the Indy 500 again. Any suggestions?
 
Seasonal Events?

...and if you have done all them go back through and get all golds in every single event. You also get quite a bit of xp from golding license tests.
 
Yeah, that's like 200-300XP a license. I've already got all Silver and that's only 21 out of the 60. I can't use Online often, and I already did the GT-R Event at SSR5.
 
I had to grind the Indy 500 three times to get from mid 28 to 30. You can do the Seasonal Events that give you xp ranging from 15000 to 100000 as well.

@ Turnerteam, yes.
 
American Muscle Indy race x20 should net you 88k exp. points.

The 300k Grand Valley enduro will also give you more than enough points to advance.
 
Even though you say cant get online often, you obviously have access to it. I assume you are fighting others for a single wired connection or something like that.
Anyway, I strongly reccommend getting your hands on the interweb cable for an hour or so and doing the other 4 events. That will give you a truckload of EXP. Just start at the 4th one and work backwards if time on the net is an issue.
I also worked out that once the race has started, you dont need to be connected to the net. I plugged back in to finish the race though, so not sure if you need to be connected at the end.
 
Barra333
Even though you say cant get online often, you obviously have access to it. I assume you are fighting others for a single wired connection or something like that.
Anyway, I strongly reccommend getting your hands on the interweb cable for an hour or so and doing the other 4 events. That will give you a truckload of EXP. Just start at the 4th one and work backwards if time on the net is an issue.
I also worked out that once the race has started, you dont need to be connected to the net. I plugged back in to finish the race though, so not sure if you need to be connected at the end.[/QUOTE]


No you don't need to be connected at the end of the race, you just can't do any more of them if you are not.
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Barra333
Even though you say cant get online often, you obviously have access to it. I assume you are fighting others for a single wired connection or something like that.
Anyway, I strongly reccommend getting your hands on the interweb cable for an hour or so and doing the other 4 events. That will give you a truckload of EXP. Just start at the 4th one and work backwards if time on the net is an issue.
I also worked out that once the race has started, you dont need to be connected to the net. I plugged back in to finish the race though, so not sure if you need to be connected at the end.
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You are correct, I am fighting for a single wired connection. I can only get on around, say midnight onwards (when my sis is asleep, hopefully)

megalomaniac1
No you don't need to be connected at the end of the race, you just can't do any more of them if you are not.
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He is correct, that's how I did the GT-R SSR5 race, you do not need to be connected at the end, and you don't need to be connected to restart either.
 
I have found the Dream Car Championship to be the most enjoyable and interesting of the A-spec offline events, there's good money for each race/championship and tracks like La Sarthe and Nurburgring 24h with weather variations just makes it so far from a grind in my opinion.

It's my event of choice 👍

I have also got gold on all licences, online and special events, run the endurances up to and including Laguna 90 laps, I haven't found the need to do multiple endurances yet, I hope it stays that way.

All the best
Maz
 
I did that earlier today Maz, didn't have too much fun except for at Tokyo, where I flung barriers the whole race (if that damned XJR-9 wasn't there it's been more fun)

It's good XP and money, but I don't know, never feel like it. I have 3 Endurances out of the first 4 (I don't have the patience for 4 hours at Tsukuba in a MX-5)
 
I didn't do any repeat endurance races. After golding every special event and A-Spec event i had access to I was still quite a way off level 30. I probably should have just redone indy, but i wanted to make money as well so i ended up doing the indy dream car event about 20 times in the Formula GT, as well as 'breaks' in the other dream car races (nur 24h and Lemans).
 

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