Make sure you down load all the parts!
The Fuel and Engine Suppliers do raise those stats... but the ECU and CHassis are purely for the other stats.Wow how did they miss this...
I never played GT, and by looking at this table I got a question. Is there nothing that raises Fuel Ef. and Improv?
I've fixed it anyway as I'm testing my supplier overhaulNo, I only started work on this today so we're looking at the end of the week, which assumes that nothing goes wrong - which it probably will.FlamingRed: would the MOD release be anytime in the next 2 days? Planning to start a new save
Normally, a team can simply buying the Very Best Parts which would give you the very best chsassis stats possible - there's no strategy in this - only resource (money) management. This is very formulaic.
No, I only started work on this today so we're looking at the end of the week, which assumes that nothing goes wrong - which it probably will.
Normally, a team can simply buying the Very Best Parts which would give you the very best chsassis stats possible - there's no strategy in this - only resource (money) management. This is very formulaic.
I've made it so that for each section of the chassis, you can specify in ONE stat OR the other per area of the car. What this does, is enable the team to specialize in one area of the car over the other, or compromise both.
(Note: I also made ERS a Single Engine Series - for fun)
In the following example. I decided to put a MEDIUM in tyre wear and a MEDIUM in Tyre Heating - resulting in a average rating in each stat. I then decided to put Both Medium Parts in Fuel Efficiency, at the Expense of Improvability. This is very important, especially when you consider that three of these four stats give you buffs/debuffs to your car, depending on what the rest of the grid have. The strategy is even more important, when combined with my chassis changes, which add attributes to each of these four stats.
I could have very well have gone the opposite route - all depending on how I want to setup the car. In general, it at least makes you 'think' a little more when making supplier choices.
Again, I've added in a bunch of discounts and a bunch of "We will not sell you this part" - which is aimed to provide some obsiticals to your desired chassis layout. Hopefully this balances well with the other changes I made about the chassis found in previous versions of the mod.
42 races? If so, then let him offer a lot of money. 1.500.000 and not somewhere in the 8-10 million. Over 42 of the race I could see several other sponsors will be possible team with 5 stars sponsors. In general, in the old fashion sponsors were tuned perfectly, I would not touch him. Perhaps only did each sponsor to pay for the race. Here there are 2.850.000 Sponsor of the 8 races and for each race he does not pay me personally do not like. it was possible to make an advance payment of 200,000 and the rest is divided for each race. I hope you understand me with curves English
Alas, 42 races here is just the same as 3x 14 of the original sponsor (unchanged). As it turns out, The uprfront payment is also 3 x 500,000 opf the original. In this instance (as opposed to the 1* example) the two offers are financially identical.
Alas. When I tie Total Marketability to by related to team championship position, you may not get 5 stars sponsors. Especially if you are in Tier 2, close to winning the championship. Being a P9 Tier 1 team will throw your marketability back to low stars, Being able to carry a 4 star sponsor for a year or two in Tier 1 would really help in this mod.
Up front money and Per race money is still the same currency. That 4M Upfront Balmina sponsor is just the same as a 0.333M sponsor for 12 races. Upfront is normally better if you have a purchase / upgrades in mind and are short on cash, while per race is nice to see to keep your Racely income increase - but both serve the same purpose.
