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Post by manisero on Dec 25, 2006 12:02:25 GMT 1
Ok hier nog wat vragen over de ritten:
Je kan dus je renner minder vermoeien door ze op minder % te laten rijden, maar worden meer vermoeid door mee te doen aan tussensprints/eindsprint of niet?
Zoja: Als je een renner in een tussensprint laat sprinten, zal hij dan vermoeider aan de eindsprint komen?
Hoe kunde zien of een rit een tijdrit is? Gewoon aan de lengte of is er ook een andere manier?
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Post by Il Padrino on Dec 25, 2006 12:36:04 GMT 1
No, sprints do not affect the fitness. Fitness is also deducted at the end of the race, so your cyclists will not get tired during the race. You can see whether a race is a time trial when viewing the race details. In the title next to the name of race, it can say (ITT) or (TTT). ITT = Individual Time Trial TTT = Team Time Trial If there is nothing next to the title, it's just a normal race  |
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Post by manisero on Dec 25, 2006 12:43:42 GMT 1
Ok thanks and I'll speak english here from now on |
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Post by purplelaurens on Dec 25, 2006 14:42:59 GMT 1
another question: once a cyclist has 4 on a skill , is it still possible to train him up to 5, 6 , etc . .. in the BETA version it wasn't possible i remember.
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Post by Il Padrino on Dec 25, 2006 21:52:34 GMT 1
Why not? He can train up to 20 It just takes a little time |
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Post by Pissboy on Dec 26, 2006 12:25:58 GMT 1
Another Q: Is it truly better to start with 5 cyclists (because one can work for another), or just cuz you got more chance one of them finishes high? I mean, except the teamleader, do the other cyclists in yr team benefit the result of others?
And one more Q: Is the result of yr cyclist completly based on mathematics? skills + material + hidden skills, depending on the race, or are there also things as 'luck' and 'form' ?
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Post by Il Padrino on Dec 26, 2006 12:38:43 GMT 1
- No, the number of cyclists do not benefit the others, you just got more chance to finish high. Only in team time trials does the number of cyclists matter. This could perhaps be changed in the future, though.
- there is no random for the skills, everything is calculated. But there are many parameters; the primary skills, certain secondary skills that affect the primary, length, weight, mood, current ability, fitness, amount of effort, material and form (form = how well he performed in previous races).
The only aspects where luck (random) is used are the chances to have a flat tire or to fall. But these chances also depend on the skills 'steering' and 'bravery'.
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Post by Pissboy on Dec 26, 2006 12:42:29 GMT 1
- No, the number of cyclists do not benefit the others, you just got more chance to finish high. Only in team time trials does the number of cyclists matter. This could perhaps be changed in the future, though. - there is no random for the skills, everything is calculated. But there are many parameters; the primary skills, certain secondary skills that affect the primary, length, weight, mood, current ability, fitness, amount of effort, material and form (form = how well he performed in previous races). The only aspects where luck (random) is used are the chances to have a flat tire or to fall. But these chances also depend on the skills 'steering' and 'bravery'. That is a satisfying answer, thanks oh, i saw in 'participating teams' that VMaxim has 3 times the same team in the very first race  And that you can only see participating teams in the first race of a 'tour', otherwise you get an error. |
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Post by Il Padrino on Dec 26, 2006 12:48:30 GMT 1
ok, i'll fix it |
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