@SweetLord343515 I want to chime in with my 5 cents, I have had a couple of instances where the issue is that the AI seemingly are unable to predict where cars will go which is problematic.
Take the instance in the video below as an example, I (the Konnersport livery) am following the AI car ahead in the tow/slipstream with ERS and DRS enabled. The AI behind me gets an unrealistic speed boost that are more powerful than me fully deploying ERS and DRS, and trying to go into a gap that is closing (even by the AI car ahead of me). Just notice the closing speed itself. Sadly I don't have a replay of it in real time, but the speed delta is still the same regardless of playback speed.
While I can accept partial blame for the incident, the AI should have backed out or tried around the other side and not go full Russell, and secondly, the AI shouldn't have been able to close in like that in the first place.
The AI is way too aggressive at some points, but are also pushovers at others. There seem to be clear and cut states of the AI, and the issue might be to blend those better as neither of the two sides of the coin we currently have is optimal.
I agree with that the AI needs tweaking, but making it more aggressive is not the solution, making them less of a pushover is. These are not mutually exclusive which you seem to think..
It's also not the first time issues with AI balancing is being reported like you claim.
@dotazuredAi are always gonna be dumb, but with last year's aggressive Ai they at least could kept you on your toes with every opportunities.
This year? It's like racing GT5-7's braindead Ai, which were literally insulting.
@Apophis-STRI am not comparing against any other game, I am just stating my thoughts and findings regarding the AI and F1 23.
And the current AI behaviour is not ideal.
