RD Formula Manager - Season 8
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Lap 1
Schumacher - Focus, Low. Use Ability Save Fuel. Pit Soft, add 70 Fuel.
Newgarden - Steady, Low. Pit Soft Tyres, add 17 Fuel.
Lap 2
Schumacher - Focus, Medium.
Newgarden - Steady, Medium.
Schumacher - Focus, Low. Use Ability Save Fuel. Pit Soft, add 70 Fuel.
Newgarden - Steady, Low. Pit Soft Tyres, add 17 Fuel.
Lap 2
Schumacher - Focus, Medium.
Newgarden - Steady, Medium.
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I just wasn't paying enough attention this race.
Aidan Keranen
League of Legends Play by Play Caster
internet is so bad on holiday that my order didn't send 
in regards to the pitting every lap, I did exactly this a few seasons ago and agreed with Omer that I wasn't going to do it again, can't remember if that was broadcast publically, but there wasn't ever a need to break the timing system a second time..
both cars pit lap 1
softs for both
Mika 24L, Peterson no refuel
Lap 2
Mika focus high, pace up, use ERS
in regards to the pitting every lap, I did exactly this a few seasons ago and agreed with Omer that I wasn't going to do it again, can't remember if that was broadcast publically, but there wasn't ever a need to break the timing system a second time..
both cars pit lap 1
softs for both
Mika 24L, Peterson no refuel
Lap 2
Mika focus high, pace up, use ERS
I mean.. using excel calculated fuelloads to exactly 1l requires quite a lot of "balls".
And even if something goes wrong, woah, an engineer will save me from retirement! That's some next level balls.
But sarcasm aside, I can't see how deliberately giving my drivers a disadvantage for the sake of saving myself 5 minutes of typing in excel and then typing the result into the strategy format is ever going to be a problem..
Especially when the game even supports this style of pitting a lot of times. I feel like at this long track staying out just 3 laps without a pitstop (for a car with 0 durability) can trigger the engineer with enough mistakes and spinouts, especially at the hands of the pay drivers which are rubbish. In fact, my planned strategy for Kim and Donald was to pit every 3 laps. And that's not a lot more "balls" yet requires a lot more thought and a lot more of my time (and ultimately will give me the same result).
And even if something goes wrong, woah, an engineer will save me from retirement! That's some next level balls.
But sarcasm aside, I can't see how deliberately giving my drivers a disadvantage for the sake of saving myself 5 minutes of typing in excel and then typing the result into the strategy format is ever going to be a problem..
Especially when the game even supports this style of pitting a lot of times. I feel like at this long track staying out just 3 laps without a pitstop (for a car with 0 durability) can trigger the engineer with enough mistakes and spinouts, especially at the hands of the pay drivers which are rubbish. In fact, my planned strategy for Kim and Donald was to pit every 3 laps. And that's not a lot more "balls" yet requires a lot more thought and a lot more of my time (and ultimately will give me the same result).
Lap 1
Schumacher - Steady, Medium
Newgarden - Focus, Medium, Use ERS.
Lap 2
Schumacher - Focus, Medium, Use ERS.
Newgarden - Focus, Medium.
Schumacher - Steady, Medium
Newgarden - Focus, Medium, Use ERS.
Lap 2
Schumacher - Focus, Medium, Use ERS.
Newgarden - Focus, Medium.
Aidan Keranen
League of Legends Play by Play Caster
If it was a legit strategy, then I can understand, I just saw it as another run to break the race timer. No beef if it wasn't the intention.
gotta love useless internet
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