I've got IA licence and I have 4,500,000 and a Mercedes Benz CLK GT1 and 2% completion. I want to run endurance race but it says that I need 25% and I only got 2% completed
He probably got all the credits by repeatedly doing the second Special Conditions race and selling the Toyota RSC rally car for a quarter of a million. That technique makes the game way too easy for those who choose to use it.
i gotta be honest, i've won the german tour championship like 9 or 10 times..but i'm saving up for all those black racing cars so i don't see anything wrong with it
Simply put, you cannot go to endurance until 25% of the gma eis completed. Honestly, why would you feel the need to make a topic on this when you already know the answer to the question you're about to ask? Nothing but a waste os bandwidth.
i gotta be honest, i've won the german tour championship like 9 or 10 times..but i'm saving up for all those black racing cars so i don't see anything wrong with it
Take the CLK and race as many races as you can with it. Use the Nismo 270R you got for the license to run other races. Use the prize cars you win and that cash to race the races that the CLK can't run, ie. Charger in the world classic race etc. Try to complete beginner, professional, european, american halls, and you should be able to easily win the 3 road rallys (costa, citta 'aria, paris) too if you have a powerful enough car.Doing this should allow you to hit 25% without having to enter the costly one-make races where you'll have to buy a specific car. Use B-spec if you don't care and just want to rush through it (it'll make your driver better, so he can shoulder a lot of the load in the endurance races).