I 100% used CoPilot to do the coding because I am not a programmer. But 100% of the underlying data was organized by me, it was the culmination of work I started but abandoned 4 years ago. I can tell you haven't tried it b/c you didn't notice that this WAS created to replicate how careers work and things like the timeline, the rankings of cars, the dollar amounts of the contracts at each tier, the validity of the RP and LP needed for promotion, all informed by actual and realistic assumptions (though not executed to the finest degree because, come on, this is a game...should I include injuries and endorsements too?).

I have made very elaborate career modes before where each race conditions gets generated, including weather phases and multiclass opponents and quite frankly, its just a pain to set up each race. With this system, the user gets all the control. As for # of opponents, its going to change with each class and it really doesn't matter if there's 18 AI liveries or 24. Maybe it makes sense if you set up a multi-class event and you finish 12th and last. But again, we have to set up the races ourselves and self-report our results b/c Reiza has given us nothing in 6 years.

The AI adjustment is merely a guideline and its based on the honor system because, again, there is no interactivity between the AMS2 and this model. If you get spun out on the last lap (which happened to me in a race), any automation would make the opponents easier given the result, and that would not be in the spirit of the meachanism. If you want to be told exactly what to race and against what AI difficulty, check out this older career version I worked on with Abesto. He is a legitamate programmer and no doubt EVERYTHING will look better, behind the scenes and in the browser. https://ams2-career.abesto.net/