Interessante Fakten über das SA-Rating fresh from the DB:
58% of the users didn't manage to unlock SA = failed on either TR, CN or CC (or the time invested).
70% of all users failed to get above 23 SA. 75% are below 37 SA.
Only 11% are at SA 70,
3% are >= 90,
1.01% sit on SA 99.
Can't say that this is a too lean progression at all, it represents the actual skill curve in a pretty plausible way.
The average minimum SA of EU CP participants is 79.9, the average maximum is 98.8 SA (all time). Max for US is even 95.5 SA in average.
"2) Singleplayer. We get our balls busted on a daily basis for this, but specifically with "more casual drivers" in mind, there is a chance to skip low SA multiplayer and all the bad things that come with it until you meet the requirements for better servers. If you are halfway good and clean, it doesn't take much to just drive with the AI, which doesn't do too stupid mistakes (at least not what you will face on unrestricted public MP). They do race, do so consistently, can be adjusted to your pace and give you a chance to earn as much Trust as you deserve. SA gain is gradually throttled, but this is balanced in a way that you can easily get 70 SA (takes less than 1h for a good driver with a fresh profile, and only few hours even if you have a hugely bad history - but that time is required to avoid deliberate wrecking & restoring SA in SP). Once you have 70 SA, any driver shouldn't have any problems to find decent servers and go on from there - except he is a risk for others. Then he possibly won't even get past 50 SA in SP, and for sure can't maintain 70+ SA in public MP."
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