About pit lane being closed:
I don't know how this works. I have received this message when trying to join mid-race, and get sent back to spectators. I wanted to ask how long is the pit lane closed (some minutes? some laps?) and if you can make a pit stop during that time (ie. you received heavy damage in the first lap and need to repair).
About the grid ordering:
First I thought it was random, but after some sessions of races now I think it's related CTRA's PBs with the car you're using or something like that. Can anyone tell me what is the actual method?
Suggestion:
When there're a lot of people in some servers and the grid is full it gets crazy to get into the race as everyone is trying to join the race as soon as someone spectates/disconnects. If you are not fast or clever enough you don't ever get to join the race. So, it would be nice to have a queue of people wanting to join the race:
1. First of all, when someone spectates gets a warning and ~10 seconds to rejoin the race to not lose his slot. Maybe he was thrown out of the limits of the track during a post-race "crashing party" or just hit shift+s unintentionally instead fo shift+p. So, this prevents people from losing their slots, or at least they get warned.
2. When you try to join and the race is full you get added to the queue and are informed of how many people are ahead of you. When someone leaves the queue you get updated info (people who now are in the race or disconnected).
3. When it's your turn and there's a free spot you receive a button saying "you can join the race now, click me!" with a 5~10 second timer. If you don't click it the system skips to the next racer in the queue, and so on.
Ok, maybe this is a "time consuming" system considering the situation it would be handling: a queue for left out people that is in no way a priority in the CTRA system. So just consider it, or maybe something simpler would do the trick
Any system that ensures fairness in the way that "the first guy who arrived will be the first one to get a shot at joining the race" would be great.
I don't know how this works. I have received this message when trying to join mid-race, and get sent back to spectators. I wanted to ask how long is the pit lane closed (some minutes? some laps?) and if you can make a pit stop during that time (ie. you received heavy damage in the first lap and need to repair).
About the grid ordering:
First I thought it was random, but after some sessions of races now I think it's related CTRA's PBs with the car you're using or something like that. Can anyone tell me what is the actual method?
Suggestion:
When there're a lot of people in some servers and the grid is full it gets crazy to get into the race as everyone is trying to join the race as soon as someone spectates/disconnects. If you are not fast or clever enough you don't ever get to join the race. So, it would be nice to have a queue of people wanting to join the race:
1. First of all, when someone spectates gets a warning and ~10 seconds to rejoin the race to not lose his slot. Maybe he was thrown out of the limits of the track during a post-race "crashing party" or just hit shift+s unintentionally instead fo shift+p. So, this prevents people from losing their slots, or at least they get warned.
2. When you try to join and the race is full you get added to the queue and are informed of how many people are ahead of you. When someone leaves the queue you get updated info (people who now are in the race or disconnected).
3. When it's your turn and there's a free spot you receive a button saying "you can join the race now, click me!" with a 5~10 second timer. If you don't click it the system skips to the next racer in the queue, and so on.
Ok, maybe this is a "time consuming" system considering the situation it would be handling: a queue for left out people that is in no way a priority in the CTRA system. So just consider it, or maybe something simpler would do the trick
Any system that ensures fairness in the way that "the first guy who arrived will be the first one to get a shot at joining the race" would be great.