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PCM.daily's first release for Pro Cycling Manager is an enhanced real name database that contains 100 teams, including all the ones from the official database, revised stats, lots of equipment and much more.
Teams and riders
- 100 teams (including all from the Off. Release)
- 3547 riders
- 1800 free agents
- Photos for 95 % of the riders
- PCM.daily stats - completely revised stats
- 104 track riders
- One DB with 2013 national champions, one DB with 2012.
Equipment
- 186 selectable frames
- 105 selectable wheels
- 191 selectable helmets
- Possibility to easily add custom equipment
- Equipment pictures for all selectable equipment in the DB
Graphics
- Lots of new shirts and accessories, and lots of new race leader shirts
- Updated race logos
- New race category icons
- New country flags
- "Cyanide News" replaced with "L'Equipe"
- Real sponsor kits
- A few new faces
- Specific sponsor kits for several WT stage races + monuments
Other features
- 15 new national championships
- Lots of new sound comments
- Realistic staff names (and more staff in general)
- More than 100 real journalists
- The Cya Top Tour renamed to UCI World Tour
- The Superprestige Ranking renamed to CQ Ranking
- Cyanide Trophy has been renamed to Velo d'Or
Installation:
1. Download the file and open it.
2. Follow the instructions very carefully.
Note that after the installation, you will have four different PCM.daily DBs to choose from:
PCMdailyRealNameDB-AngloEdition-2012NC: The standard edition with 100 teams and national champions as of 1/1/2013
PCMdailyRealNameDB-AngloEdition-2013NC: The standard edition with 100 teams, but with the national champions from this year (pre-Tour de France).
PCMdailyRealNameDB-2012NC: A database without the British/US teams and with 2012 national champions.
PCMdailyRealNameDB-2013NC: A database without the British/US teams and with 2013 national champions.
hello why is it that in the tour the france. the finish on a mountain you don't get dubble point.
is it inposseble to get that right?