Groundfish
(Banned)
- 4,363
- United States
So, if the matchmaking were based solely on dr I doubt I would play. Just because if someone is a gamer not a racer and they achieve say dr b sr b by being aggressive I don’t wanna be matched with them if I work hard to be fair and avoid contact. I’d rather be 12th and clean than 4th and can’t hardly drive without getting bumped.
I wanted to gain dr after I first got into dr b and was slowly bleeding it all. One daily I had pole and got bounced around in an s lobby. I reacted angrily and impatiently and bashed my way forward reaching I think 3 at the end but with penalties down to 9. Boom sr b. After my first race ever when I went online I have been s so never knew what the rest was like.
I was fast in that car track combo so I kept racing. Got some wins and some more bumps in sr b. Said screw it I am racing for dr and tired of some participants from south of the equator being dirty. Very sad but maybe I made some less than fair passes and caused them to go off track. My bad.
After those races my dr graph was up and sr down. Rebuilding my sr took me just a bit ahead of where my rating was before I started after the week or so it took me to recover 99.
It wasn’t worth it. I’d rather just do my best and if I end up c s I end up c s.
If the game had no sr I wouldn’t play online except private with friends. Sr makes it for me because I have reasonable confidence if I maintain it I can have the best I could expect from a public online car race. Really wouldn’t mind if it they do some damage on races too. I am sure they will turn that on once in a while. There is a lot they have not even tried with the online yet.
I had some of my most fun races at c s but that was before the updates. No idea what the player base looks like for each level now.
For improvement of level I recommend studying tracks over cars and that’s all I will say. I got caught out by the unexpected level of detail and subtlety in the tracks. Only just realized this and my practice has changed because of this.
I think the basis is there for the game to be even better but we don’t have control of who else is playing. Part of the fun of it is never knowing where I will be on the grid.
To me it’s like anything else if you are a surfer you surf but the best waves aren’t there all the time, only once in a while. If you fish you know you don’t have a perfect trip every time. I still stand by my idea that it’s online racing and you enjoy it when you get it good. At least some system is in place to prevent chaos.
I wanted to gain dr after I first got into dr b and was slowly bleeding it all. One daily I had pole and got bounced around in an s lobby. I reacted angrily and impatiently and bashed my way forward reaching I think 3 at the end but with penalties down to 9. Boom sr b. After my first race ever when I went online I have been s so never knew what the rest was like.
I was fast in that car track combo so I kept racing. Got some wins and some more bumps in sr b. Said screw it I am racing for dr and tired of some participants from south of the equator being dirty. Very sad but maybe I made some less than fair passes and caused them to go off track. My bad.
After those races my dr graph was up and sr down. Rebuilding my sr took me just a bit ahead of where my rating was before I started after the week or so it took me to recover 99.
It wasn’t worth it. I’d rather just do my best and if I end up c s I end up c s.
If the game had no sr I wouldn’t play online except private with friends. Sr makes it for me because I have reasonable confidence if I maintain it I can have the best I could expect from a public online car race. Really wouldn’t mind if it they do some damage on races too. I am sure they will turn that on once in a while. There is a lot they have not even tried with the online yet.
I had some of my most fun races at c s but that was before the updates. No idea what the player base looks like for each level now.
For improvement of level I recommend studying tracks over cars and that’s all I will say. I got caught out by the unexpected level of detail and subtlety in the tracks. Only just realized this and my practice has changed because of this.
I think the basis is there for the game to be even better but we don’t have control of who else is playing. Part of the fun of it is never knowing where I will be on the grid.
To me it’s like anything else if you are a surfer you surf but the best waves aren’t there all the time, only once in a while. If you fish you know you don’t have a perfect trip every time. I still stand by my idea that it’s online racing and you enjoy it when you get it good. At least some system is in place to prevent chaos.