<div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote"><a href="https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=305638.msg14990353#msg14990353">Quote from: xPeachyPuff on 28-07-2019, 00:01:56</a></div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">So, how do the races work exactly? I've read the post and I'm still a little uncertain.<br/><br/>For example, I want to enter Aubrey into a few of races, say the Quarter Mile Drag on the 17th and 21st, as well as the Track Race on the 22nd without any specific opponents in mind (whoever wants to join those races as well as NPCs.) Would I send the sheet you've provided to both GMs containing all the dice rolls straight up and you would tell me what happens during the points in the race for Aubrey? So I could write it out accordingly? I know you mentioned you would write out the race in a GM post containing all the character involved and that we could write off that, so would it not be a post by post race, instead it would all happen in one post from the GM and one post from each players with reactions to the events? Would you need proof of the dice rolls in any way?<br/><br/>Sorry to be a pain, I just want to be extra certain before I send anything your way :p<br/><br/>Also, this may sound stupid but what is the 'Hoonigan Gymkhana Session' event? <br/><br/>Hopefully this all makes sense x.x Just wanted to get this out since I've caught up with my post on the Rave Wars thread c:<br/></blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/>No, you are not being a pain. I welcome the questions, even if nobody is asking them. I'd like to hear what you'd like, if my concept doesn't seem to work. In essence, I intended there to be at least one GM post that you and other players could roleplay off of, but you could use more than one post to do it.<br/><br/>This was the most simple I could do it without the game becoming a full-on system game.<br/><br/>If I could summarize what the rolls would mean in regards to race performance, it could be something like this (roughly):<br/><br/>1- Major fail - You shift too early/too late and lose a couple of positions or go back a car length or two.<br/>2- Minor fail - You shift a bit early or late and lose a position or go back half a car length<br/>3- Mixed success - A small gain and a small loss, but the loss is greater than the gain<br/>4- Mixed success - A gain and a loss, but the gain is a little better than the loss<br/>5- Minor success - You gain something, like a position or you get a good shift, closing the gap on your opponent(s)<br/>6- Major success - You gain something major, like a position or two and you get a perfect shift, closing the gap on your opponent(s) or allowing you to pull away.<br/><br/>I can also change it so that you may roll 5 dice a certain number of times and keep your best result.<br/><br/>The Hoonigan Gymkhana Session is more of a placeholder to put on the chart. I was thinking that the Race Wars festival contains a good deal of racing, but also other stuff that can be eye-candy for the crowd or the vendors. Considering the many cultures of motorsports today, Race Wars in 2019 would have evolved to something more than a bunch of street racers sweating it out in the desert. So, if you want to fill up the chart that I've made, you can. The Hoonigan Gymkhana Session caters to drifters and usually has an obstacle course that racer could do donuts around. If you haven't heard of Ken Block and his Gymkhana videos, I suggest you watch a couple.