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[rlmergeuser]

I'll tell ya what Kress...this game just gets harder and harder with each track to score a win. There are just so many good players these days.

I know Well, being able to hit the Top 10 from time to time is fine. It doesn't help me to do marathon sessions anyway. I try it from time to time, I rarely get better times this way. It works better if I do shorter playing sessions.

What about other players and their time management? I know, this is a delicate question ...

[rlmergeuser]

I'll tell ya what Kress...this game just gets harder and harder with each track to score a win. There are just so many good players these days.

I know Well, being able to hit the Top 10 from time to time is fine. It doesn't help me to do marathon sessions anyway. I try it from time to time, I rarely get better times this way. It works better if I do shorter playing sessions.

What about other players and their time management? I know, this is a delicate question ...

It doesn't surprise me that you do better with shorter sessions at all. Although I do have the 2 and 3 hour sessions all the time...I've found that walking away, even if its just for a little bit really helps.

When you do the marathon sessions you can just got stuck in a rut doing the same exact thing over and over again thinking somehow its going to be better this time...plus your tired hands don't help your cause.

So to do shorter sessions can have really beneficial results b/c you often get a new prospective when you come back and see things you didn't before, and your hands are fresh.

[TheRobZ]

It doesn't help that I'm obsessive compulsive when it comes to gaming. On the Xbox, I'm an achievement score *****. In Heroz, if I know I can run my line smoother, I will just keep running it over and over until I get it. Once I get an improvement, I take a break and do any number of things. Then I come back to Heroz and watch my replay to see where I could make changes and run it again. There are days where I play 15 or 30 minutes at a time and there are days (like day 4-freaking-13) where I put WWE Raw's 1000th episode on last night and just played Heroz that whole time, frustrated that I could NOT hit the line I should have been hitting. Once I got a good time, I stopped for the night. Then the call of Heroz drew me back in after breakfast, played another hour, and got the time I did. It just started clicking. I had to keep my streak going

[AlvyRonson]

ha that would be awesome to all hook up. will require a big effort for everybody but significantly less time than we will have put in by race 999. even at 1 hour per race, 1000 hours is over 41 days.

I reckon i spend 75 (+/- 30 mins) per day average. In London it starts at 7pm BST (GMT+1) and i often get the best time when i pick it up again in the morning, or in the last hour when i have a break from work. Marathon sessions don't work for me or my girlfriend (she doesn't play)

[rlmergeuser]

Why not in France, on a beach next my home, drinking a Pastis??

I'd love to have it in France. I looooove Pastis and you can't get it here in Australia.