Miami Rain Chance - Random or Scripted?
Hi guys, I don't know if this is just me, but there's a serious problem with Miami in F1 23, and this problem was in F1 22 as well. Miami is known as the Sunshine State, yes? Well, think again, bec...
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@LuckyNico92 Well, Miami averages 5 inches of rain during the month of May so while it looks like your game is a bit OTT with the amount of rain, it’s not completely unrealistic
and FYI, it’s FLORIDA thats known as the Sunshine state and to give an idea of how big it is, it’s about 9,000 sq km bigger than England.
@drewgriffiths The thing is, on tracks like say Spa, Interlagos or even Silverstone, I don't mind rain in the race, since that's actually very likely to happen. But tracks like Monza, Texas or Le Castellet are in countries where it's normally dry this time of year. Maybe have one or two races with rain there in 10 years, but there's no real way for EA to code dynamic weather like this.
And if they're gonna force us to race in a totally drenched Miami, might as well have us race in a rainy Bahrain, how about that? Which reminds me, I once had a rain race in Abu Dhabi in F1 22, which is very unlikely to happen, if you ask me. And it was honestly a really cool experience. 😊
And if they're gonna force us to race in a totally drenched Miami, might as well have us race in a rainy Bahrain, how about that? Which reminds me, I once had a rain race in Abu Dhabi in F1 22, which is very unlikely to happen, if you ask me. And it was honestly a really cool experience. 😊
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