Skid
Christof
Hi.
I can well understand your objections.
I also think it's quite simple.
For example, when you go to a team profile. That it is then displayed which engine is used.
It doesn't have to appear anywhere else.
If you look into the future, this would also make sense for the chassis.
It’s already there for custom engines. You just click on the engine icon. For stock engines it’s right these are hidden. This is a strategy game and it’s up to you to choose the right combination based on your development path rather than just copying others.
Dick
Sebastian
Sledge
Christof
Hi.
I sell my engines to other teams.
I would be happy for this to be recognised.
For example in the team name.
Or in the team profile.
Thank you very much
Think I see what you want, a mention of some sort on a profile page or something.
I for one wouldn’t want this as it takes away a “company secret” of some sort, exposes the engine used to competitors
I don't understand why the engine manufacterur should be kept a secret. It's not like a GT3 team's car "may be" a Porsche, or a BMW, but we can't see. Or that Aston Martin F1 "MIGHT" be using Ferrari engines.
We are already able to see "Best Teams" relative performance compared to us in car development page, see how fast the opponent's drivers are, see how developed their Headquarters are... Engine supplier kept in secret when everything else is public information does not make sense to me. I think this should change.
Regarding the inclusion of the engine manufacturer's name, it should at least be implemented in, and then be an option to display or not. I'm quite proud and happy with my engine supplier, and I believe they would like my advertisement.
You can. You just click on a managers profile and click on their engine. Does it actually matter as they are just made up names ?♂️. As for incorporating your engine suppliers in your team name you can already do this. It’s called the edit function, but to force this would be a bad move for the game
Suggestion is not about the manufacturer itself, it’s about the customer. At this point, on the customer manager page, there is no mention of the engine he’s buying/ using and as he’s not manufacturing himself, there’s no engine icon.
I think Vrtex gaming has a point, from a promoting the manufacturer point of view. Also makes sense in chassis manufacturing. Also, if you use stock engine, that’s on your livery so even that engine gets a mention somewhere.
So I wouldn’t mind a mention on profile page but solely on the condition that the manufacturer can decide to show or hide their name on client profile pages.