Suggestions for Safety Rating feature

[SO•Yukine]

Posting my experience from today, I guess.

My SR was low, about 33% due to shenanigans I did the other day.

Today I went to drive a Suzuki Swift, both to "have fun" and also gain back the SR to get back into reasonable levels.

It didn't take long for a wrong way driver to hit me head-on, on the highway, which caused me to plunge to 29%.

I drove the UF1 until I reached 33% again, then switched to the Swift and once again, a wrong way driver hit me head on, which caused me to go back to 29%.

I was driving the UF1 again, and then.. once again hit head on by a FZ5 driving on the wrong side of the road at high speeds, causing me to plunge at 26%.

I understand that I'm a bad little duck for having a low SR, yaddi yadda.

But what was my fault for going under 33% in the first place?
I don't know, I was driving peacefully on my lane at appropriate speeds (Swift & UF1 aren't supercars).

Three questions:
- How do I regain my rights to drive something else than a UF1 if I constantly get hit by wrong way drivers; report everybody on forums, go drive alone on TC2?

- What if instead of a Bicycle, Swift & Tamago driver I was a high performance car? I would lose my right to drive them and have fun every two minutes (it takes two crashes by ww drivers to go under 90%)?

- Do people who drives high performance cars (supercars / superbikes) deserve to get their rights removed after a couple of crashes?

Here's one of the four wrong way crash I suffered from.




If I'm driving on a "cruise" server, how I'm supposed to act with people driving at +160kph? I don't get the time to react, should we diminish everybody's SR for going +10kph over the speed limit?

From my point of view and considering that it's been quite few days the system was implemented, I only see the system as a flawed way to replace admins.
The system can't determine who's at fault and will penalize unfairly.

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Quote:That "200kph on the wrong side" is one of the often mentioned examples, and yes it feels unfair and is a bit of lottery, but there is still some truth in it. It happens quite a lot that people come the wrong way, and it's then up to a real good driver to make the best out of it. A real good driver could have anticipated the situation and would be prepared, not surprised.

Did you notice we're on a "cruise" server, not on a real F1 drivers training sim?

We're from all backgrounds, with all kind of computers, with all kind of reaction times and all kind of experience.
It's not everyday you can find somebody driving 120kph and manage to avoid a wrong sider going 200kph.
In the real world that results in casualties and a news article.

How does a "real good driver" avoid such a situation, driving on grass, oob, flying away?
Where do you find people with reaction times that are inhuman?
You can anticipate a chase by slowing down or somebody at an intersection, but not somebody who suddenly goes wrong way at high speed or in a corner. We don't all have ultrawide screens, from far cars are tiny pixels.