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Kimi Raikonnen medal 5443
1 year 19 days ago
so in my league me and my friends decided to check the effect on pit crew

he put it at the lowest pay and mine is on the highest pay

we pitted almost the same time and he left earlier than me 

his pit times on lowest pit salary was 2.8 to 3.2 max 

mine 3.1 3.3 and slowest was 3.8

so i dont get this they are ineffective ? 


this is the 3rd race we tried it 
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Red Craigie medal 5242 Super Mod
1 year 19 days ago
So what you are saying is that the pit crew's are trained in the same way. And perform in a similar way, but at the moment you are seeing a slight benefit to the team paying lower wages. I would suggest that it's possible this is just random variance. You will need quite a large data set to confirm this.

As the stats are the same you should be expecting similar results. Over time your crew's morale will diverge. Perhaps that will bring more change.
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Wholly Crap medal 5149
1 year 19 days ago
Are they both trained identically across the 4 attributes. If so then the salary only has a very small impact but this grows over time.
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Sebastian WTA medal 6134
1 year 19 days ago
I confirm. My pit crew is equally trained between the characters but even with max wage the morals are weak.

The times between minimum and max wages are 0,1s on average.
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Red Craigie medal 5242 Super Mod
1 year 19 days ago
So what you are saying is that the pit crew's are trained in the same way. And perform in a similar way, but at the moment you are seeing a slight benefit to the team paying lower wages. I would suggest that it's possible this is just random variance. You will need quite a large data set to confirm this.

As the stats are the same you should be expecting similar results. Over time your crew's morale will diverge. Perhaps that will bring more change.
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