#Project cars 3 rating upgrade

I timed my drafting and allowed a couple of extra seconds then took the car on the corner. The idea is to draft one car only for a set time and then overtake. No matter how much I tried, I couldn’t ever get any of the combined draft then overtake challenges to complete, even when I watched the screen closely.

These can range from the basics of overtaking a set number of cars, drafting for 30 seconds in total through the race or combining drafting and then overtaking. Whoever is running that Social Media account does seem to be ignoring the mass of negative feedback from the fans and only responding to those who are praising the game.Įach event has a trio of objectives that you need to complete in order to unlock further events. Looking through the official account for the game on Twitter there are a hell of a lot of complaints about the game and people are screaming out for refunds. Half of the image in frames were missing and just a white area where game graphics should be. The above image happened more and more in literally every race. It wasn’t long before all of the issues started to creep in, and there were a lot of them. That trend continues through the game unfortunately making it extremely frustrating.

#Project cars 3 rating upgrade

One car I did manage to buy and upgrade through different series was a Nissan R34 GTR, but even that started to struggle and in the end had to sell it and buy something new. I did try to upgrade my Evo to be able to use it in the next level of race series and it worked for a while, but it was soon obvious that I was unable to really compete unless I bought a car specific to that tier of racing. This trend continues through all the race series that you will need 3 or 4 different cars to compete, but the distribution of money starts to make this nearly impossible after a few hours of playing, especially when you need to upgrade your cars to be able to compete with others on circuit.

Straight away the races demanded that I bought another car that I had to use to race. I completed the first few races of the series I was in and flicked over to the next page of races. Once you have completed those tasks you can’t go back to races to do more tasks and gain more XP, so once you have maxed a race its pointless racing it again. Within races you are given a couple of tasks to try and complete which will bring you added XP and I was starting off relatively well completing all the tasks I needed to. I started off the game with a trusty Mitsubishi Evo and jumped into the first race series. Now that may not seem like a lot, but it does mean that you will need to seriously grind the game to start to get anywhere and I found it hard after a while. The only time you will earn any money is when you start to level up your racer and to do that it will take 4 races or so. You would presume that for every race win or entry that you would take a share of the winnings? Nope, not here. The game refuses to throw money at you easily. To upgrade your car you obviously need money in which to do it. This is where the game fails right from the off I’m afraid. All of which can be upgraded to span over multiple race series’. Getting rid of the ‘driver for hire’ mechanic that most racing games seem to adopt, Project CARS 3 has gone for the 10-tier race series starting off with road cars and growing toward the use of hyper-cars.