Assetto Corsa Competizione has different driver ratings through BWP. Have you been curious about it?
Well here’s everything you need to know concerning the BWP in the ACC
Then you will Realize like yourself how understanding this BWP works will enable you to perceive more and outdo your rivals in online races.
Table of Contents
What is BWP in ACC?
BWP in ACC means “Behavioural Warning Points” and they are just that points that a player earns and/or loses due to his conduct on the races in BWP ACC video game.
This is in fact very much akin to iRating/safety rating in iRacing platform.
They’ve introduced this sytem to prevent people from driving recklessly and spoiling the races to other users.
Even without the obligatory driver’s rating people tend to control their actions to maintain a rating as it imparts greater importance to shunned aspects of online racing such as courtesy and sportsmanship.
How are BWP calculated?
A great number of distinct criteria is used in the game for evaluating your BWP. Such as pace, consistency, safety, and racecraft.
So they will round these values as shown on the range of 0 to 99. As you climb gradually expect about 90 mortals while a couple of aliens would exceed 90 – 95 for use all through.
Such BWP factors are, like:
- Number of times you damage or are damaged by other cars
- Number of times you incur penalties
- Level of consistency
- Purpose and efficiency of the drivers
- How close to the limit are you able to remain in the car and still drive it in a controlled manner.
The system design was such that it promoted safe racing by enhancing fairness in racing as well as letting any incident in a race be examined from the perspective in which the race commissioners may take.
What do PC, CN, RC, SA, CC mean in ACC?
Warnings, as one of the BWP categories, are given in ACC for the violations, such as:
PC = Pace
Race pace is defined as a level of actual speed that is greater than the sum of improvements measured in time, e.g. increase of podiums, pole positions or fastest laps or podiums.
SA – Safety
SA safety rating is what you can call one simple approach to rating. It attempts to assess your safety and the trust that other drivers have in you: how often you cause accidents and how often you aggressively defend positions or block other drivers skillfully.
CC – CarControl
CC is a measure of how well you can drive the competition car to its maximum potential. The faster, more controllable the car and the more accurate you are, the higher this rating.
CN – Consistency
At CN, the evaluating criteria are performance consistency in terms of lap times and the concluded race. It considers the ability to get even good results as well as good consecutive lap times.
RC – Racecraft
RC is basically your ability and pace to keep up with the rest of the drivers and hunt them down. The quicker you can go past a driver and the number of drivers you pas in a race, this rating will increase.
Conclusion
So here was everything you needed to know about the BWP in Assetto Corsa Competizione.
Comprehending how the system works and what it involves will enable you to understand the game algorithm better than your opponents and therefore give you an acceptable advantage.
Just keep in mind that you go full throttle but without incurring any punishment and the points will be coming in thick and fast!
Hope that helped, see you on track. 🙂
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