Training

I see why you might be confused in terms of the game. In real life, though, track position is critical and unless teams have given up entirely on the season, or are low on funds and equipment and so forth and don't want to risk an accident or parts breakage, they will push as hard as possible in qualifications. Since iGP doesn't HAVE accidents or parts breakages (in qual at least), those two justifications go out the window, and the cost justification is similarly out the window because the manager gets charged for race prep with no consideration of qualifying push level at all.

In real races, faster drivers have to deal with slower drivers in front of them all the time, particularly on the starts. So the problems many of these guys are complaining about are actually quite realistic. I do, however, think that they have a point by saying that the fact that a driver can get away and dominate consistently if the rest of the field is temporarily held up. Hopefully, the new design system (and possibly some tweaking to in-race wear and tear) will help solve that.

Trust me, this is how it's going to be cause the new Design System works in a similar way, if you arn't on, you are then not on and you miss out.

I'll give a random estimate but nearly everyone who participates on this game has a mobile phone, capable of accessing this website and then after a simple logon, click the drop menu arrow, then go to training, choose your training and then you're done. :)

You don't need your desktop to do training. I do this myself sometimes aswell, and I have missed training once or twice, but I am not going on the forum, whining about it, I get on with it and deal with the issue with myself for not being as efficient as the person next to me.

What you are asking to do is take time to make a slight convience for yourself, than to help stabilize the game. Do everyone here and the devs a favour and think about the games more urgent necessities instead of whining and complaining about the game being too hard or not suited to your every need. It doesn't suit to everyone's need, it wasn't meant ever to suit everyone's need and it will certainly never suit to everyone's need.

so now we're supposed to spend an a$$ load on mobile phone internet connection just to play the game aswell? You happen to live somewhere where it's cheap, or you are lucky enough to find a free wi-fi connection? Lucky you, not everyone is that lucky, or lives in a place where their mobile connection bill wouldn't be out the ying yang.

The more this game caters to people like you David, the fewer people are going to play. This 'little convienence' would allow many more people to play the game easier, and would actually make more people likely to stay. But fine, let the devs make YOUR game David, and have fun buying them 300 subbies a year to keep em afloat.

And you think it won't help stabilize the game? really? Then why does this game continue to have troubles at peak times? Oh cos everyone has to log on at the same time to get things done. Reduce the load, reduce the number of people on at any one time and you'd eliminate that trouble.

Number of people on isn't an issue? How come every time we get more than 6 or 7 on for a race, that our 2D starts jumping, freezing and crashing? And only in 1 of the tiers, not all 3?

To be fair if people have that little time I don't even understand why they are playing the game. To be honest I don't even understand why afk people play the game at all. I know so many teams who have been around for over a year and I have never once seen them online for the race. I don't understand how anyone can enjoy a game they technically don't even play.

Im guessing these teams you are talking about are some of the testers? Cause i only remember the game going public last december.....UNDER a year ago ;)

I see no reason why this game could not cater for all, from those who want to pay & be here frequently, to those who don't have the time & would like to be able to plan some days in advance.

Whilst it won't do all of that now, surely that is the aim of the develpoment team, isn't it?

+1 Edwin