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| Ad Bot |
Posted on 22-11-2024 17:49
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| xchristensen |
Posted on 07-07-2015 11:11
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When Can you get a legitimate shot at the World Championship? As a puncheur? |
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| xchristensen |
Posted on 07-07-2015 11:13
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And Can you change your riders stats with a editor in season? |
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| Christer |
Posted on 07-07-2015 14:10
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somes wrote:
1) I cannot ride my national championship. Is this because I am too young, or isn't the norwegian championship in the game?
2) The first season I was able to play the World Championships Time Trial. But the last two seasons it has been simulated, without me able to play. Also, I am never selected for the World Championships, even though I am much better than the other racers from Norway. Any suggestions?
Norwegian NC is not in the game, but it is in some databases that are downloadable from this site.
xchristensen wrote:
And Can you change your riders stats with a editor in season?
Yes, you can. I recommend Lachi's editor. If you can't open the save with it, make sure the savegame has no spaces in the name.
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| Kaspe101010 |
Posted on 07-07-2015 15:39
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Hey
How can i use editor in pro cyclist mode?
i want to change my height and weight for my rider.
Every time i try to change it, nothing happens. I'm using Fast editor
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| Lachi |
Posted on 07-07-2015 17:54
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You have to edit the save game, not the weekly backups. |
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| ruben |
Posted on 07-07-2015 20:50
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think something really stranged happened in the patches.
i'm in my 3rd season now after patch, and have had already 5 injuries this season, outside of races (training). It's really annoying because i'm missing half the season |
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| LWThrax |
Posted on 07-07-2015 23:38
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After reading through this thread I'm considering getting myself PCM 15 just for Be A Pro Mode.
A question though: My goal would be to create a rider in the vein of Fabian Cancellara - so good at time trialing, able to perform at the Cobbled Classics and with enough power to steal the odd late solo breakaway win. Which of the base styles would best suit this sort of rider build? |
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| jonnyB_87 |
Posted on 08-07-2015 01:34
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Does anyone know when is it predictable that the new patch come to correct e Ncup problem? |
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| nhowson |
Posted on 08-07-2015 06:27
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LWThrax wrote:
After reading through this thread I'm considering getting myself PCM 15 just for Be A Pro Mode.
A question though: My goal would be to create a rider in the vein of Fabian Cancellara - so good at time trialing, able to perform at the Cobbled Classics and with enough power to steal the odd late solo breakaway win. Which of the base styles would best suit this sort of rider build?
Northern Classics is probably the best, mostly because if you start with a high cobblestone rating at the beginning of the career, you can win first/second season races with your rider, so I have found, like P-R Espoirs etc. Don't forget to change your training axis to TT though! |
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| J0P3D |
Posted on 08-07-2015 09:25
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nhowson wrote:
LWThrax wrote:
After reading through this thread I'm considering getting myself PCM 15 just for Be A Pro Mode.
A question though: My goal would be to create a rider in the vein of Fabian Cancellara - so good at time trialing, able to perform at the Cobbled Classics and with enough power to steal the odd late solo breakaway win. Which of the base styles would best suit this sort of rider build?
Northern Classics is probably the best, mostly because if you start with a high cobblestone rating at the beginning of the career, you can win first/second season races with your rider, so I have found, like P-R Espoirs etc. Don't forget to change your training axis to TT though!
Just saw you discussing the training of you pro rider, so how do you change the training axis? |
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| Bonhomme |
Posted on 08-07-2015 09:41
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J0P3D wrote:
Just saw you discussing the training of you pro rider, so how do you change the training axis?
That would be in the progression tab of the training screen, no ?
The "main" training screen shows your form/... evolution for the month with a graphic, and you can set your training intensity.
Then there's a progression tab where you can see how your stats have increased over time, and you should have a yellow button indicating your training axis, and its probable effects on your stats (0-3 up green arrows)
However, I've read somewhere that it apparently has a delay between one setting a specific training axis, and the relevant stats actually increasing.
IE I'm in september in my first season with my GC rider, I began training GC, then switched to Climb aroud april because I found myself a bit short (and not having real stage races to do). Then around end of june I switched to baroudeur because I ended up tiring more quickly on flats (30 last km) than on climbs.
Now in september, my last lvlup increased flat a bit, as well as resistance, but I still got climb/TT increase.
Maybe it's linked to what the rider actually accomplishes (I had great climb & TT results during that time)
Edited by Bonhomme on 08-07-2015 09:42
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| spitfire |
Posted on 08-07-2015 09:53
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Just into my 3rd season with my Pro now. Set him up as a Puncher and as a result of the issues pre-patch, his acceleration shot up to 80 as a 20y/o! Leveling has, uh, leveled off now and it does take a decent amount of time to get through each level. About 1/4 of the way through L19.
Started with the AG2R Dev squad then signed 2 years with Bora-Argon 18. They went World Tour in 2nd season but have dropped back down to Pro-Conti for season 3. This is an issue as we probably won't get WT invites. In fact, we've just been rejected to the Tour Down Under completing screwing my training regime!
Really enjoying this mode though; haven't touched Career at all yet! |
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| J0P3D |
Posted on 08-07-2015 10:02
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@Bonhomme - yes that seems to be correct. Just found it, a second ago. Thank you!  |
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| jt1109 |
Posted on 08-07-2015 10:08
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Bonhomme wrote:
J0P3D wrote:
Just saw you discussing the training of you pro rider, so how do you change the training axis? rider actually accomplishes (I had great climb & TT results during that time)
It's more to do with the fact you have more levels to go up there e.g. your 74 mountain with 85 limit baradeour gives you one upwards arrow where you may be 65 flat with 67 limit and the 3 upwards arrows the game may take this into account and develop flat more slowly |
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| blackbox |
Posted on 08-07-2015 10:49
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I also assume that it has something to do with the trainers that your team has.
I have seen in the editor that my rider was linked to a coach. So maybe the coach quality is also taken into account, meaning you should get better progression when you are in a team with good trainers. |
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| Anderis |
Posted on 08-07-2015 11:43
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The amount of times I finish 11th or 12th is ridiculous. Almost every second stage I'm either 11th or 12th.  |
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| Ian Butler |
Posted on 08-07-2015 12:07
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Anderis wrote:
The amount of times I finish 11th or 12th is ridiculous. Almost every second stage I'm either 11th or 12th.
What a coincidence.
I have a 22 year old puncher, type Gilbert.
Last year, first two WT classics:
Gent - Wevelgem: 11th
Flèche Wallonne: 11th
This year, first time doing all the Ardennes classics:
Amstel: 12th
Flèche: 11th
Liège: 11th
Grrrr!  |
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| trekbmc |
Posted on 08-07-2015 12:15
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Ian Butler wrote:
Anderis wrote:
The amount of times I finish 11th or 12th is ridiculous. Almost every second stage I'm either 11th or 12th.
What a coincidence.
I have a 22 year old puncher, type Gilbert.
Last year, first two WT classics:
Gent - Wevelgem: 11th
Flèche Wallonne: 11th
This year, first time doing all the Ardennes classics:
Amstel: 12th
Flèche: 11th
Liège: 11th
Grrrr!
I haven't started my second season much yet, but 22 year old puncher, type Gilbert. 
"What done is, is one." - Benji Naesen
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| Ian Butler |
Posted on 08-07-2015 16:07
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Ian Butler wrote:
Anderis wrote:
The amount of times I finish 11th or 12th is ridiculous. Almost every second stage I'm either 11th or 12th.
What a coincidence.
I have a 22 year old puncher, type Gilbert.
Last year, first two WT classics:
Gent - Wevelgem: 11th
Flèche Wallonne: 11th
This year, first time doing all the Ardennes classics:
Amstel: 12th
Flèche: 11th
Liège: 11th
Grrrr!
Clasico San Sebastian.
*sigh*
12th 
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| SSJ2Luigi |
Posted on 08-07-2015 16:22
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that's some consistant results Ian
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