The full damage setting can certainly be a pain. When something happens that is not your fault and you incur damage it basically ruins your race. Last night in race 1 I had to go off track to avoid hitting someone who was on the brakes early. It caused me to spin and hit the wall. The damage and extra pit ect ruined my race. Race 2 at the start I spun out of second place and hit the wall again. As it is you get turned around and then wait for every car to go by so you are now in last place. To me, that is enough of a penalty, but I had to go to the pits to fix the damage and was then 1 1/2 mins down in last. My race was then done. I know in real life if you crash, at the start or whatever, your day can be over, but we do this for fun and when stuff happens like last night the fun is taken completely away. That's why I did a "half DP" and retired to the garage to sip on a whiskey and watch everyone else. At that moment it was more enjoyable than driving around in the back with no one to race with.
