u/Scout14

To put an end to the constantly updating stream of get-rich-quick event lab submissions that are taking up a lot of the recommendations on the front pages of the popular and trending tabs in the event lab

No shame to the people trying to find the most efficient way to grind to completion or whatever, I want that for you too! It would be nice if there was a dedicated page for everyone to find their tracks/modes to go to. I don't think anyone dreamed of having to drive through giant bowling pins and chain link fences over and over for 30 minutes. Let's try and be a little bit better than that; we're not animals, we live in a society although I'm not sure how much longer that claim will hold on our current trajectory

I'm sure after a few weeks of honest attempts at submissions and the devs picking a few and have a rotating slate of tracks, maybe build a few themselves, and then have a cap of 10, 25, 50 and 5k, 50k, 200k or whatever amounts correlate to how long the track takes. Speed tests, jumps, obstacle courses, loops, drifts, etc for variety. Have a simple restart system to minimize menu time

There's not really specific parameters, just needs to be able to satisfy people trying to grind enough to not be forced to make low effort track that gets thousands more views and upvotes than a quality track that gets buried. Again, no shame. Gamers gon game how they want.

I have played some seriously quality tracks that took some mild digging or a bit of luck. Some of these creators are really setting the precedent for never needing DLC if they can make tracks that entertaining. I personally love dirt rally driving in this game and some of the courses I've found in the event labs are next level compared to most of the tracks in-game. People finding ideal flow paths, unmarked roads, adding jumps and stunts, or changing any number of things can create a whole new experience. I'm sure the same could be said for most other styles of driving in the event labs

So it saddens me when these low effort tracks get pushed to the front of the event lab. The potential there for creators is so good for the community, let's create something dedicated where players can grind, within reason. I think there has to be a cap per day of skill points, perhaps credits as well? Perhaps it can be integrated in the tracks to avoid exploits, or a cap overall if it's excessive?

Is this possible? Probable? It seems like the best thing for all concerned; players looking to grind know where to go and can actually try to maximize playing the game in some manner that's hopefully fun rather than mind numbing, and creators get seen more and players get to play more with improved ease of access.

I am loving FH6 so far, it has a ton of stuff that's been right up my alley. Some room for improvement too. Event labs rocks so hard, I hope it continues to grow and evolve, it seems like it would benefit from allowing farmers/grinders to get what they're after without having to try and "cheat", giving the creative gallery to those putting in tons of effort. Thoughts?

*banned by mods in r/Alberta for "low content" after 105 upvotes, 40 comments, 2 awards in less than 30 minutes*

I was born and raised here in Alberta, 36 years old. Other than the 4 years of NDP, conservatives have had the majority government in Alberta, no? Why is our health care in shambles, our teachers at their breaking point, our roads the same as they were 30 years ago, and oil and gas suck the province dry and leave us to clean it up? Why are our unions dissolving for critical services due to the contracts we're stuck with?

How do you live with yourselves knowing the people you've supported have stolen any potential livelihood from not only your children and grandchildren, but also yourselves? Alberta is the laughing stock of Canada because of our failed potential to even properly provide for ourselves with all the access the resources we have

Do you not realize your close-mindedness and single issue voting practices due to your hatred, insecurity, or ignorance regarding gay people, trans people, anyone not white or Christian, all people younger than you, immigrants, natives allows these obviously corrupt politicians to take advantage of your vote by promising to justify your hatred or insecurity? But they never really get around to it, just get in positions of power and sell out to corporations while lying to the people that voted them in

Ya'll love to claim to be fiscally responsible but never tax the rich or corporate folks that ensure your politicians stay in power. Your hatred makes your vote a predetermined show of support, because you actually think the entire rest of the world should share your narrow-minded views of how things were when you had disproportional amounts of power and influence over any group that wasn't white men.

All the hypocrisy and gas lighting, you seem to have no values, no principles, no convictions, no integrity whatsoever. Just almost maniacal desire to win regardless of rules or fair play, doing whatever you like and aligning with any person who will help further your cause, e.g. masks with covid. What a bunch of deliberately ignorant whiney babies, but you act like each one of you was the only person who had to wear a mask or be inconvenienced

I don't even have a problem with ACTUAL conservative politics, like smaller spending and government. But it seems to come at the cost of humanity from conservative people. It genuinely feels that most of you would rather let every single homeless person and drug addict die rather than spend less than a cup of coffee each day. But you sing long and loud about what a faithful servant of Jesus Christ you are?

You're embarrassing. And you are holding back the human race by trying to make the world revolve around you and your aging beliefs. Start thinking about what you're doing, how you are acting, and how it affects everyone else. I'm so sick of trying to teach grown adults about causation and correlation, about science, about critical thinking

Please be better. Or at least try to make things better rather than pretending the problems aren't what they are