01-24-2019, 01:01 AM
It's a good idea, but with one big flaw. You can't determine who's fault it is. T1 at Monza first come to my mind. You can be middle of the pack, somebody forgets to brake, hits you from the back and you are catapulted into the guys ahead. You can easily get 4-5 contacts from that, without even doing anything wrong. You manage to recover, catch up to the guys ahead, and in T2 somebody else hits you again and sends you into the wall/other car. That's 10 incidents and your race is already ruined, even if you don't have damage. And than add to that stop&go or drive-through. People would get even more frustrated and salty.
The best solution would be having a live admin at server, somebody who would check the situation and judge if anybody deserves penalty. And that's viable only if Assetto Corsa supports live replay rewind (like iRacing does), which I'm not sure it does. Since SRS is still free, it's not really realistic to expect enough suitable people to volunteer to have every race covered. So, IMO, this is the best for now. If somebody is overly reckless or even doing stupid shit on purpose, file a protest and wait for admin to get to them, and just move on with your race/day/life. After all, it's only a game
The best solution would be having a live admin at server, somebody who would check the situation and judge if anybody deserves penalty. And that's viable only if Assetto Corsa supports live replay rewind (like iRacing does), which I'm not sure it does. Since SRS is still free, it's not really realistic to expect enough suitable people to volunteer to have every race covered. So, IMO, this is the best for now. If somebody is overly reckless or even doing stupid shit on purpose, file a protest and wait for admin to get to them, and just move on with your race/day/life. After all, it's only a game