Forum topic: Upgrade chassis vs 'new, based on'

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Chris Austin

London

114 races

0 championships

6 wins

33 podiums

Current team

Whats the difference?

August 27, 2015 10:23 am

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James Ford

London

134 races

6 championships

19 wins

55 podiums

Current team

Upgrade is faster I believe, I only used 'based on' when developing the chassis for the next season.

August 27, 2015 12:46 pm

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Luke B

83 races

9 championships

20 wins

34 podiums

Current team

Basically nothing.

With other parts you can just upgrade a part and select which chassis you want it to be for. But for the chassis you have to build a new chassis for the next season.

So upgrading is just like doing any other upgrade on a current part but would only apply to this season

Building new based on you would use to build a new chassis for next season based on this years chassis. So essentially the same as upgrading but having to build a new one.

Don't bother using build new based on for this season imo

August 27, 2015 02:25 pm

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Robert Bouchard

Shinshiro, Aichi, Japan

419 races

5 championships

16 wins

94 podiums

Current team

Yamakawa F1 Team

Upgrade chassis: is continuously upgrading the chassis based on its basic potential and is completed quickly.

New Chassis (based on): Used to move chassis from this season into the next season as every season you need a new chassis but it can be based on the previous chassis so that you don't lose development from season to season.

August 27, 2015 09:56 pm

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