okay, hear me out. under 50 races, 1 experience point from 50 to 100, 2 points 100-150, 3 and so on... otherwise do it by steps of 40 races, so from 200 onwards it's 5 experience points
I was actually planning, at least for future playthroughs, to try to do a scaling system like the base game. The highest rated driver there in terms of experience is Jean Alesi who (incorrectly) has 151 races (should be 135, but they counted the 1998 season). There's also Johnny Herbert, but he has less races, and other drives with similar races have less experience. After some Excel shenanigans, that comes out to 38 race blocks and ... well ... I think 40 race blocks works better and it's easier to track, like you mentioned. that's 2 seasons + 8 races. Also thought doing it based on seasons, Alesi has 9 about to be 10. I could make it easier by increasing it every 2 seasons, but I'll stick with 40 race blocks. For Test Drivers I'll just use 56 race blocks, that's 3 seasons + 8 races.
okay, hear me out.
under 50 races, 1 experience point
from 50 to 100, 2 points
100-150, 3 and so on...
otherwise do it by steps of 40 races, so from 200 onwards it's 5 experience points
I was actually planning, at least for future playthroughs, to try to do a scaling system like the base game. The highest rated driver there in terms of experience is Jean Alesi who (incorrectly) has 151 races (should be 135, but they counted the 1998 season). There's also Johnny Herbert, but he has less races, and other drives with similar races have less experience.
After some Excel shenanigans, that comes out to 38 race blocks and ... well ... I think 40 race blocks works better and it's easier to track, like you mentioned. that's 2 seasons + 8 races. Also thought doing it based on seasons, Alesi has 9 about to be 10. I could make it easier by increasing it every 2 seasons, but I'll stick with 40 race blocks. For Test Drivers I'll just use 56 race blocks, that's 3 seasons + 8 races.