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| aquilotti1 |
Posted on 03-06-2013 21:55
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I have a rider who is really good in DH. How is the downhill supposed to be taken. any strategies? I've never really understood that part of the game. thanks
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| admirschleck |
Posted on 03-06-2013 22:04
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AI doesn't react on downhill attacks ,so it would be kind of cheat (many thinks like that,i am not sharing that opinion) ,but why not,i'm using it. Also, i think it works such as FL , your rider will be fresher than others with lower DO , you can attack for longer + faster.
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| lluuiiggii |
Posted on 03-06-2013 22:07
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Well, obviously the downhill advantage is supposed to be used on downhills  But why would you use them, then depends on the type of rider. If it's a GT leader (e.g. Nibali) or even a leader for GC in smaller races ( = if time is what matters), you can easily gain time on downhills after the last climb of the stage by going dot/relay 99 (if the other riders aren't good in downhilling, they'll unlikely manage to keep with you).
If however the rider is just a domestique, you can f.e. send him to a breakaway in a strategical GC day with big descents to help your leader (either if he gets dropped or if you want to do an early attack, like Sagan/Nibali in last years Tour).
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| eple |
Posted on 04-06-2013 08:10
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A domestique with good downhill can also chase in a lot of time on a long descent. |
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| artielange45 |
Posted on 05-06-2013 23:27
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the important thing about DH is that it is the only attribute that cannot be trained. |
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| NTTHRASH |
Posted on 05-06-2013 23:38
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The downhill stat relates to top speed on twisty descents, and determines how often a rider will crash on a descent. This second criteria actually applies to all terrain-oriented stats.
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| lluuiiggii |
Posted on 05-06-2013 23:46
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artielange45 wrote:
the important thing about DH is that it is the only attribute that cannot be trained.
It can, but with no bonus ( = doesn't matter which of the trainings you choose, DH will always develop in the same speed) 
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| NTTHRASH |
Posted on 05-06-2013 23:47
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lluuiiggii wrote:
artielange45 wrote:
the important thing about DH is that it is the only attribute that cannot be trained.
It can, but with no bonus ( = doesn't matter which of the trainings you choose, DH will always develop in the same speed)
Yeah, 0.01% a day.
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