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I was trying to be sarcastic....oh well.
@fujipandasan wrote:There actually anything we did not already know about the game that was in this deep dive? I do not think they presented any new features.
I'd argue the biggest focus was on something much more important: highlighting major changes to the car handling. I suspect this may well end up being the biggest reason for people to want the new game.
Other than red flags and 35% race distances I think we'll learn about the functional changes more in the next video.
- Nuvolarix3 years agoSeasoned Ace
Yeah, the handling looks alteady different from the few we can get from the video, it looks easier to go full throttle. They also say there should be more predictable behavior, I’m wondering if braking will be improved as well, also setting side. Fingers crossed 🙂
- ScarDuck143 years agoLegend@Nuvolarix The Handling is awesome 😎
- Nuvolarix3 years agoSeasoned Ace
@ScarDuck14 can’t wait… 😎
- Jpk1234563 years agoRising Traveler@ScarDuck14 No more spinning in 5th gear ?
- ScarDuck143 years agoLegend
@Jpk123456Or 4th or 3rd. Watch the deep dive video you’ll notice in one shot.. car on kerb full power 3rd gear.
- Jpk1234563 years agoRising Traveler
@ScarDuck14 wrote:@Jpk123456Or 4th or 3rd. Watch the deep dive video you’ll notice in one shot.. car on kerb full power 3rd gear.
This one ?
- ScarDuck143 years agoLegend@Jpk123456 There’s another one when the car is on outside kerb. With the power on full. That picture shows zero throttle.
But in any case you won’t be spinning in 3rd unless you’re being really silly. You will in 2nd but it’s pretty easy to manage the dev when is starts to slide - ScarDuck143 years agoLegend
@Jpk123456 This one.
- Jpk1234563 years agoRising Traveler
I really hope they do better this year.
This year is the first time since 2018 that I have not preordered the game due to this problem. first see then believe....
- ScarDuck143 years agoLegend@Jpk123456 If you’re worried about the handling… Don’t be! I promise
- TotosHeadphones3 years agoSeasoned Ace@fujipandasan As a rule, I never buy or preorder a game until I know how buggy it is a launch and also until it gets into gamers hands. I think in this scenario, I wouldn't ever discount not buying it unless I didn't see enough of an update. Until there is a full run down of features I can not make a decision as to be fair, the information is fairly light. It wouldn't be a sound decision to base it on the trickle of stuff that has been revealed.
Anybody worried about traction, listen to @ScarDuck14 *wink wink - mariohomoh3 years agoHero (Retired)@TotosHeadphones Yep.
The marketing timeline had all sorts of events listed, even "content creator hands-on". The only thing I'm interested in is the proper, general review embargo.
The creators hands-on I'll obviously watch a few. The solid, well mannered, not shouty ones. But after last year, I will always be squinting down the monitor "hm, let's see where you're lying to me" 🧐
When the impressions get generic and more hopeful than helpful, that's when you need to back off.
Wait until the reviews come out. The real ones. - 3 years ago
@TotosHeadphonesthe game industry nowdays has some distortions. I think this stepback some of us are making, afraid of buying a game and getting disappointed, is just a reflect of that.
Red Fall released with 80-ish Gb and the day 1 patch had the same ammount of Gbs: 80ish. How can a game be released at such a state?
The same goes for F1 games, in particular the 21 and 22 installments. Patch after patch after patch after patch...
We got used to but this isn't normal at all.
As for myself, I could pre-order. Expensive but come on, I'm F1 fan and a videogame player. Thing is, I'll wait as much as you and perhaps some sale anywhere towards the end of the year. - Jpk1234563 years agoRising Traveler
@ScarDuck14 wrote:
@Jpk123456If you’re worried about the handling… Don’t be!I promiseI'll get back to you if it's not right, (Smile)
- ScarDuck143 years agoLegend@Jpk123456 I look forward to it… I love being called a god 😂
- ScarDuck143 years agoLegend
@Jpk123456 There’s also this one/. 2nd gear full throttle over kerb at Imola chicane… No spinny spin spin. Also when your car does step out it’s soooo easy to catch it
- Jpk1234563 years agoRising Traveler
Thanks.
I assume you did the beta test....
Thanks for the info, greatly appreciate it.
- ScarDuck143 years agoLegend@Jpk123456 🤷🏻♂️
- 3 years ago
@ScarDuck14 wrote:@Jpk123456 There’s also this one/. 2nd gear full throttle over kerb at Imola chicane… No spinny spin spin. Also when your car does step out it’s soooo easy to catch it
This one is way too arcady. No diffuser stalling or the rear wheels/suspension can now absorb any surfaces?
- Nuvolarix3 years agoSeasoned Ace
well maybe not @Blackbird90, if you look at the official video at around 2:08-2:09 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D4mZwIgloeQ), the driver is totally out of line and seems to rejoin beyond the kerb, not to be considered too much imho
a little more significant perhaps in Suzuka (0:28), even if also in this case a little out of line
- 3 years ago
@Nuvolarix wrote:well maybe not @Blackbird90, if you look at the official video at around 2:08-2:09 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D4mZwIgloeQ), the driver is totally out of line and seems to rejoin beyond the kerb, not to be considered too much imho
a little more significant perhaps in Suzuka (0:28), even if also in this case a little out of line
If you look at this moment at 0.25x speed you can definitely see that the driver was on full throttle while the rear right tyre was still on that sausage kerb. Besides this what real life looked like.
- Meza9943 years agoSeasoned Ace@Blackbird90 Well i wouldnt be too quick with this.. The Leclerc incident wasnt in ideal dry conditions and you dont know the conditions from the game, could be first lap on those tires, could be using TC (which i think it does).. But i agree that if it was normal mid stint conditions and no TC with normal power deployment it would be too much traction. But we know too little of that specific scenario to judge
- 3 years ago@Meza994 It's not about conditions it's about that this kerb will send you airborne in real life if you ride over it. We'll see but I'm not alone suspicious about the kerbs being visual only.
- ScarDuck143 years agoLegend@Blackbird90 My only concern is. Because of last years handling model. The David and the rest of the devs have made this years physics more forgiving all round. To the point like you say it’s to arcade…. However from what I’ve seen so far I’m mightily impressed compared to last year. It’s a huge step forward… Maybe to far forward for some off you with skills who race against other humans. As I do believe the skill gap this year will be tiny. But for those of us who race AI it’s going to be awesome. Especially when the Elitist who shoehorn in every post they race with no assists and blindfolded against 110Ai… Us mere mortals can reply… It’s no big deal so do we. 😂
- Meza9943 years agoSeasoned Ace@Blackbird90 Well you compare the first kerb with the second one which is also taken at different angles and speed, especially the latter is important, in the trailer the second kerb is taken at 70kph and in the race 2022 it was taken at 105 kph, literally 50% more speed which has a big impact on the forces sending you airborne..
I dont say the kerbs are fine but unless we get some reliable comparisons with equal speed and conditions
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