The tricky part about an excessive nerfing penalty, IMO, is that it's very subjective based on circumstances. It's never a clean decision...you nerfed...here's your penalty. There are a variety of factors involved that make it tricky. But bottom line to me is that if someone nerfs another vehicle, especially a vehicle that's not in their class, hard enough to significantly damage the other car, the penalty should be severe. And the point is to serve as negative reinforcement to change behavior. Its a two way street obviously as generally speaking the slower cars need to be doing the right things to get out of the way, but potentially wrecking someone else's race due to lack of patience is not ok.
This is why everyone should run front and rear facing cameras. Its the only way to truly validate the circumstances, etc.
This is why everyone should run front and rear facing cameras. Its the only way to truly validate the circumstances, etc.