r/MotorsportManagerPC

I read the steam page for motorsport manager 2, but I wanted to create this topic for future reveals of features and changes to the sequel of MM2PC

Hi guys,

Something which has been very criticised among the community is the lack of variability (and therefore replayability) MMPC has, despite being a very pulished and beautiful game, something that encourages you to play 24/7... If only it offered you a bit more unpredictability each new save, not being able to always make the same clicks and succeeding by doing always the same. So, I made some rules for myself which I wanted to share with you, so at the same time we discuss about it to keep improving future games:

- In order to hire/renew drivers/staff with a higher reputation (being team reputation those stars seen on "Team" tag, having to add one star though, so 4 stars would be actually 5) than your team has (as long as they're interested), you'll need to persuade them via influence (5/10/15/20 influence for +0.25/+0.5/+0.75/1 stars above your team reputation)

- In order to hire drivers/staff under contract in another team, the driver must be considering offers due to lack of results, or, wheter the team must be going through a critic situation (TP under risk); in that case a clausure will automatically be trigered, which will allow them to leave their current team halfway through their contract

- You can always wait for the contract of your desired driver/staff to expire, but they will only be interested in entering into negotiations if their current team has a lower reputation to yours.

- You are only allowed to fire someone from your team via influence (half of months left)

- If it's expected for you to finish each race for that season in X position, if you finish in such position, you earn 0 influence. If you finish 1 position above, you earn +1 influence; 2 positions above, +2; and so on, being the limit on +5. Likewise for lower positions. Then, if it's expected for you to finish 1st, you'll earn +1 influence every time you win, since it's the maximum you can get (you cannot finish P0 lol). Also, finishing 10th when it was expected to finish 10th will substract -1 influence, earning +1 if you were the 9th team that weekend. The maximum of influence you can store is +20. You may also have negative influence due to a string of poor results, meaning a poor politic power.

u/PlaysportMatt if you're reading this, please consider all I exposed here (as long as you see it as a step forward), and transmit it to Playsport team. We are looking for REPLAYABILITY (and the nicest sandbox ever in this genre, something we'll get, for sure). MM Mobile 3 introduced that interesting and ingenious mechanic which, if it's true that mobile games are waaay simplified, it allows you to play every save in a different way, taking different paths. In fact, correct me if I'm wrong, but the cover art from the OG MMPC (that one with the pit wall screens featuring the conceptual idea from the game), features glimpses of what Christian West originally intended to do (making true a lot of those ideas, while leaving just as many on the cutting-room floor) and you can make out, in a few blurry pixels, that political dimension; though I'm not sure if it was meant to manifest trough influence or via other, even more interesting mechanics.

Sorry for writing such a long message, but man... I really really love this game. And I'll say this whenever I post something here, but... Thanks for making this game a reality.

How can I prevent this from happening? I want to improve over time, not trying to even pass 15th place. How can I prevent getting fired?

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i kinda wanted them but this is my last chance negotion lol

We're looking to hire another programmer to work on Motorsport Manager 2. You need to be able to work in the office in Guildford as it's a hybrid role. More details on this job posting.

https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/4433868171

Signed up for it already, I'm wondering what the timeline of it is going to be!

A feature i'd love is the ability to switch between/run in multiple disciplines just like brands do in the real world. It would really flesh out the game and make championships much more dynamic as teams could enter and withdraw from series if they run out of the funds to compete.

MM2’s Steam page with some early screenshots and specs

This is my first foray into series like this and I'm overwhelmed with every single decision I make since it is often not clear what are the implications of the decision I take.

The only other sport sim I ever tried is Umamusume lol, not even football manager or anything like that so my knowledge on the genre is quite limited to that one game.

Got the game at discount on playstore and I figured out I'd like to try the real sport sim game since I like the sports management part of Umamusume but I didn't know it can be this overwhelming

Couple of questions I have right now:

1. Is there ending to this game or will it go on forever?
2. I suddenly am tasked to manage country team in a race, England, for some reason. Why is it that way and why is it England? Is it because I pick Europe as starting point or something (out of US, EU, and China)?
3. Is there general guide of what to do and what to avoid?
4. I don't even know what I should be doing early on, what I should be focusing on?

I know that the META is to exclusively upgrade ur engine for the most cost efficient performamce increase but at what point should you upgrade something else? For example when u have the best engine on the grid is it better tk extend the gap or upgrade other stuff