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| Abelbaba |
Posted on 14-06-2012 20:48
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it can be good to see more months yes, but still...
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| Vien |
Posted on 14-06-2012 20:54
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The stage feedback screenshot also says "Stage de sprint"
Does that mean you can go on a sprint training camp as well?
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| Ian Butler |
Posted on 14-06-2012 20:56
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Vien wrote:
The stage feedback screenshot also says "Stage de sprint"
Does that mean you can go on a sprint training camp as well?
That seems quite useless. It could be useful but only if turns on the flat would make a difference in the game, which they don't... |
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| PCM rulezz |
Posted on 14-06-2012 20:57
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Vien wrote:
The stage feedback screenshot also says "Stage de sprint"
Does that mean you can go on a sprint training camp as well?
I my Frensh don't let me down, you are correct. |
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| Alakagom |
Posted on 14-06-2012 20:58
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Ian Butler wrote:
Vien wrote:
The stage feedback screenshot also says "Stage de sprint"
Does that mean you can go on a sprint training camp as well?
That seems quite useless. It could be useful but only if turns on the flat would make a difference in the game, which they don't...
Practising lead-out trains and getting your timings right to every meter  Still I don't see much point in any of it. It's nice mini feature, and I'll load it once to see how it looks etc.
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| Ian Butler |
Posted on 14-06-2012 20:59
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Alakagom wrote:
Ian Butler wrote:
Vien wrote:
The stage feedback screenshot also says "Stage de sprint"
Does that mean you can go on a sprint training camp as well?
That seems quite useless. It could be useful but only if turns on the flat would make a difference in the game, which they don't...
Practising lead-out trains and getting your timings right to every meter Still I don't see much point in any of it. It's nice mini feature, and I'll load it once to see how it looks etc.
You're right, it might be useful in some way. Though a sprint train never goes the way you want it to, imo  |
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| Vien |
Posted on 14-06-2012 20:59
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Alakagom wrote:
Ian Butler wrote:
Vien wrote:
The stage feedback screenshot also says "Stage de sprint"
Does that mean you can go on a sprint training camp as well?
That seems quite useless. It could be useful but only if turns on the flat would make a difference in the game, which they don't...
Practising lead-out trains and getting your timings right to every meter Still I don't see much point in any of it. It's nice mini feature, and I'll load it once to see how it looks etc.
My guess would be that it just increases the sprint stats for whoever goes there for 3 months.
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| Abelbaba |
Posted on 14-06-2012 21:00
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My guess would be that it just increases the sprint stats for whoever goes there for 3 months.
would make sense |
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| Ian Butler |
Posted on 14-06-2012 21:01
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Abelbaba wrote:
My guess would be that it just increases the sprint stats for whoever goes there for 3 months.
would make sense
It does sound like Cyanide logic ;D |
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| PCM rulezz |
Posted on 14-06-2012 21:02
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What about "stage de vallons"? I think it's a downhill training camp. |
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| kumazan |
Posted on 14-06-2012 21:04
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PCM rulezz wrote:
What about "stage de vallons"? I think it's a downhill training camp.
Stage de vallons = hilly stage
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| Abelbaba |
Posted on 14-06-2012 21:04
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make's sense too |
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| PCM rulezz |
Posted on 14-06-2012 21:07
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kumazan wrote:
PCM rulezz wrote:
What about "stage de vallons"? I think it's a downhill training camp.
Stage de vallons = hilly stage
stupid google translate
But I think it would be nice to see the stage before you will race them, I don't consider it as cheating. Real teams do that also irl. |
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| Vien |
Posted on 14-06-2012 21:10
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PCM rulezz wrote:
kumazan wrote:
PCM rulezz wrote:
What about "stage de vallons"? I think it's a downhill training camp.
Stage de vallons = hilly stage
stupid google translate
But I think it would be nice to see the stage before you will race them, I don't consider it as cheating. Real teams do that also irl.
As long as other teams do it as well, yeah. But since other teams still don't go on training camp after 8 games, I'd doubt it.
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| Ian Butler |
Posted on 14-06-2012 21:12
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I'd really like to recon stages, but I don't want any bonusses. But I guess that won't be possible, so I'll just skip the recon, bit. I've heard you can also train TTT, I hope that won't give you any bonus, because I could use TTT training. |
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| Abelbaba |
Posted on 14-06-2012 21:12
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but in the game you don't need to 'know' the route, in real life thea have to know turns in front of the finish but in game you have no advantege when you know it... |
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| cio93 |
Posted on 14-06-2012 21:12
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PCM rulezz wrote:
kumazan wrote:
PCM rulezz wrote:
What about "stage de vallons"? I think it's a downhill training camp.
Stage de vallons = hilly stage
stupid google translate
But I think it would be nice to see the stage before you will race them, I don't consider it as cheating. Real teams do that also irl.
I guess that's probably not even the case. Maybe it just gives you the guarantee that no daily form on that stage is below 0.
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| PCM rulezz |
Posted on 14-06-2012 21:13
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Ian Butler wrote:
I'd really like to recon stages, but I don't want any bonusses. But I guess that won't be possible, so I'll just skip the recon, bit. I've heard you can also train TTT, I hope that won't give you any bonus, because I could use TTT training.
Yeah, TTT training would be great. |
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| Ian Butler |
Posted on 14-06-2012 21:14
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cio93 wrote:
PCM rulezz wrote:
kumazan wrote:
PCM rulezz wrote:
What about "stage de vallons"? I think it's a downhill training camp.
Stage de vallons = hilly stage
stupid google translate
But I think it would be nice to see the stage before you will race them, I don't consider it as cheating. Real teams do that also irl.
I guess that's probably not even the case. Maybe it just gives you the guarantee that no daily form on that stage is below 0.
That could be possible.
It wouldn't make much sense, though. Knowing the route wouldn't stop a rider from having a bad day
Cyanide, Cyanide, Cyanide, what a mystery to me  |
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| cio93 |
Posted on 14-06-2012 21:18
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Ian Butler wrote:
cio93 wrote:
PCM rulezz wrote:
kumazan wrote:
PCM rulezz wrote:
What about "stage de vallons"? I think it's a downhill training camp.
Stage de vallons = hilly stage
stupid google translate
But I think it would be nice to see the stage before you will race them, I don't consider it as cheating. Real teams do that also irl.
I guess that's probably not even the case. Maybe it just gives you the guarantee that no daily form on that stage is below 0.
That could be possible.
It wouldn't make much sense, though. Knowing the route wouldn't stop a rider from having a bad day
Cyanide, Cyanide, Cyanide, what a mystery to me
Sure.
One could argue that if you strategically choose the important mountain stages, it's slightly realistic as GC riders often focus on these stages and prepare themselves different, so bad days are less likely than on a random flat stage.
Very optimistic argumentation though
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