XC Cross Country Racing

Been playing this app for the past year, and have been particularly focused on fine-tuning my strategy over the past three months…the primary element that keeps me engaged and hungry for more is the steady, incremental progression up the leaderboards. SERIOUS question though, with the influx of sub-14:20 times (and even somebody going sub-14) at the Freshman difficulty level: Is there a shortcut on the course (logically, within the final kilometer) that I’m unaware of? OR are certain other folks being given much faster computer competitors to draft? I mean, c’mon, seriously. 13:59 defies logic and comprehension, from a technical standpoint, UNLESS the stamina system itself was completely overhauled (and it wasn’t). Sub-14:20 alone literally seems impossible given the current parameters, and I’ve fully analyzed EVERYTHING in this game. The game is entertaining, but it’s PAINFULLY obvious that folks are either cheating/hacking, or gaining unfair advantages of some kind. Honestly, the nail in the coffin was that sub-14. I implore y'all to clean things up. Please, for the love of the game.

This game is great! I think it would be awesome if there were different courses that could possibly be harder or easier than another course. For example, one course could be a more hilly course and another course could be flat. Could also be cool if we had like seasons or even teams.

It's a brutal sport we commit to, the miles and miles we endure, the laps on the track we pound through every single day to better ourselves as much as we can. The glory of being at the top is only surpassed by the happiness of finally achieving the aspiring dream of victory. It feels like heaven when you're at the top, like nothing could ever stop you, but unfortunately this is the easy part of competing. Greatness can cease in the snap of a finger, and it can feel like all of your hard work was to no avail: that is a dangerous byproduct of injuries and the mental battles we all fight behind the scenes, away from the trails and track. I've seen those close to me struggle with these issues recently, and it pains me to see them not be in the place that they so assuredly deserve, right at the top of the running world. To all of y'all, from the ruin of team dissolution to recovering from what feels like the hundredth injury, let me just say that your resilience does not go unnoticed, and that eventually your determination will lead you to where you want to bet 🐐🐐