The Software Practice Singapore

[Malcolm Lozada]

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Platform:Sony Playstation 4

Summarize your bug The target times in Singapore's Practice Programs are far too difficult to reach, even if you push it like crazy.

What is your 16 digit Report Code? PCKK-XCGB-SXVR-PEKG

Which area is the bug/glitch in? My Team

How often does the bug occur? Every time (100%)

Did you have cross-play enabled? No

Steps: How can we find the bug ourselves? Just play Practice in Singapore on your usual AI Level.

What happens when the bug occurs? The target times in Practice are being set to an insanely high benchmark in every program, so it takes inhumanly fast speed to match them.

What do you expect to see? Far easier target times. I mean, come on, even the AI with similar performance are slower on the same compound.

I'm having the same problem. It's specifically Singapore and it's bad. My car is a good 1.5 to 2 seconds faster than most of the field at this point, the difficulty is 80 which means my teammate is usually close to me in times. I literally can't get close to the pace expected of me in any program. I was more than a second down on the qualifying program with a time of something like 1:38.3 (or maybe a few tenths higher) and that lap was the fastest of the session by like 6 tenths with all the ai putting in soft compound laps. Using a full deploy of ERS on the race sim program gets me within about 2-3 tenths of passing, but again, that is a full deploy. I have been outpacing everyone on every other track and passing the practice programs on the same settings, but Singapore is just downright not possible for me or really anyone.

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Mr. Mukerji has nearly 15 years of experience advising on complex banking and finance matters, including fund-level financing, leveraged and acquisition financing, general corporate financing and structured lending. His clientele includes banks, financial institutions, funds, corporates and financial advisors across the credit spectrum.

Soumitro's arrival is a significant step in the expansion of our Banking & Finance practice in Asia and our broader regional strategy. Our clients will now have access, in Singapore, to the unparalleled technical expertise and experience offered by our global Fund Finance team, widely recognized as a leading global Fund Finance practice," said Richard Stock, co-leader of Mayer Brown's Banking & Finance practice.

Commenting on his move, Mr. Mukerji said: "I am delighted to have joined Mayer Brown, a firm widely regarded as being the gold standard in global fund finance. The firm's outstanding reputation in international finance, established institutional client base, and preeminent practice internationally, provide an ideal platform to assist my clients in fund finance, acquisition finance and general financing matters. The APAC funds market is witnessing unprecedented growth and I look forward to my continued contribution to this industry."

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