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Author:  Acko [ Fri Sep 07, 2012 10:38 pm ]
Post subject:  Too much travelling?

Does anyone agree there is too much travelling allowed in SO5? Not really realistic to have a horse campaigning in Canada one week, Aus the next, and then back to the UK. I try to have my horses run a proper season, aka a proper classic campaign in the UK. Can anything be done on this?

Author:  Weighty [ Sat Sep 08, 2012 4:07 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Too much travelling?

yes i noticed this as well but i think it okay because i enjoy winning all of the races :mrgreen:

i think it should cost a lot of money every time you travel from country to country but unsure this would make a difference.

Author:  pjrhodes1970 [ Sat Sep 08, 2012 7:20 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Too much travelling?

yes its not realistic but the 2 week rule was killing so5 when released IMO would personally hate to see that come back

Author:  Mitch [ Sat Sep 08, 2012 12:33 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Too much travelling?

it's not realistic but you have the choice to run a real campaign like you said. It's fun when you've got a monster horse to run it absolutely everywhere and destroy every horse.

Author:  Madchester [ Sat Sep 08, 2012 10:07 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Too much travelling?

It would be nice if they had a feature where you had to choose a base at the start of the game that gives you advantages and disadvantages. If you were playing the UK flat game picking say haydock as your base would make traveling easier to all tracks but say......... you couldn't build a starting stalls there (just an example off the top of my head). Just throwing it out there.

BTW i had the first 5 (five) winners at Fort Erie last Monday, sweet.

Author:  Weighty [ Sun Sep 09, 2012 4:46 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Too much travelling?

Madchester wrote:
It would be nice if they had a feature where you had to choose a base at the start of the game that gives you advantages and disadvantages. If you were playing the UK flat game picking say haydock as your base would make traveling easier to all tracks but say......... you couldn't build a starting stalls there (just an example off the top of my head). Just throwing it out there.

BTW i had the first 5 (five) winners at Fort Erie last Monday, sweet.


That's a good idea, similar to HRM 2 though.

Author:  admin_ [ Wed Sep 12, 2012 10:03 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Too much travelling?

Quote:
It would be nice if they had a feature where you had to choose a base at the start of the game that gives you advantages and disadvantages. If you were playing the UK flat game picking say haydock as your base would make traveling easier to all tracks but say......... you couldn't build a starting stalls there (just an example off the top of my head). Just throwing it out there.


A player location plus map(s) for traveling with expenses etc. has been on the 'list' since SO2. I just never got around to. No doubt it will happen.

Author:  GS63 [ Thu Sep 13, 2012 11:44 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Too much travelling?

Mark wrote:
Quote:
It would be nice if they had a feature where you had to choose a base at the start of the game that gives you advantages and disadvantages. If you were playing the UK flat game picking say haydock as your base would make traveling easier to all tracks but say......... you couldn't build a starting stalls there (just an example off the top of my head). Just throwing it out there.


A player location plus map(s) for traveling with expenses etc. has been on the 'list' since SO2. I just never got around to. No doubt it will happen.


Be nice to see it included. Ubar had a few good ideas about this in another thread.

Author:  MightAndPower [ Sat Sep 15, 2012 9:54 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Too much travelling?

It isn't realistic but it is really up to the individual player to do what the like...

I do the same as you and try to make it as realistic as I can

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