Forum Discussion

SDC111407's avatar
3 years ago

My Team ai inconsistent

The my team ai is broken. Ill run 99 at spain but 78 at miami. And on top of that the qualy to race is conpletely inconsistent. Also it seems that the ai drivers get better as the seasons go on where by season 3 i am at 90 at spain i havent seen anyone else with this problem so is it me or the game

18 Replies

  • @Wuffels I feel the same I played a couple of my team career 23 track and 10–15 of them were particularly well balance the other 8 I sux real bad at them as I don’t know the track and easily lost 1-1.5 sec over ai but is definitely my fault and I have confidence I can get better on those this is why I like to keep ai fix it makes me understand which track I am weak at
  • veyron_fan1's avatar
    veyron_fan1
    Seasoned Rookie
    3 years ago

    @SDC111407I have a topic already open about the AI from quali to race, it's fairly well established now that ppl either find them about the same between sessions or have to dial them down for the race, depends on personal inclination to being a great 1 lap person or consistent in races, plus what setup you're using.

    The track to track issue though is nowhere near that bad. Last years game there was some noticeable fluctuation at certain tracks were AI were either suddenly OP or really slow but nothing like the difference you're experiencing. If you're 99 at Spain but down to 78 at Miami I would suggest Miami is where your problem is. Either go back to the suggested setup if not using already or put in some good long practice time there.

    I've not long done miami season 1 myteam, car is like 3 from bottom and yet on 104 I was too fast and qualified near the front with the suggested setup, and I am NOT that fast at this game for someone who plays it as much as I do lol. Dialled it back to 97 for the race and got gobbled up by AI lol. Ran exact same numbers at the track before and had similar results so seems fairly consistent track to track.

  • SDC111407's avatar
    SDC111407
    3 years ago

    It must be known that i also play with i fair amount of assists (traction control, abs and racing line) so i dont know if that plays a factor

  • @SDC111407 It does play a factor. Imagine a scenario where you are playing against an AI that is perfectly balanced for your pace. If you use TC and ABS you will be, by default, better than that AI in braking zones and worse than that AI in traction zones. Depending on the track you would be faster or slower than the theoretical equal AI.

    I'm not judging btw, I use the exact same assists. In my mind, I play a roleplaying game where I just assume that I'm better in some tracks than others like every other driver.
  • matty0blobber's avatar
    matty0blobber
    New Ace
    3 years ago
    @SDC111407 Yeh ABS hinders you massively, if you know roughly when to break you really don't need it, It'll slow you down if you get too close to another car or wall on a straight, its actually poo.
    I've turned it off recently and i've cut a second on most of my laps today.
  • allemands311's avatar
    allemands311
    New Vanguard
    3 years ago

    @apollojeff24 wrote:

    Personally I adjust the AI level to match my performance at each track. It’s less than ideal, but it ruins the realism for me when I am competing for a podium at one track and then running seconds behind the worst car at the next track. Sometimes I’ll still end up slightly off with the AI level and finish higher or lower than I probably should have in my car, but I think it beats the wild swings that have occurred when I leave the AI unchanged from track to track


    Exact same for me. I know I'm not very consistent or terribly good. My average AI Difficulty on F1 23 across all tracks using TT on F1 Laps is 72 but my range is from 62 all the way up to 93.

    Like you said, if I use 72, I'll win some circuits super easily and others, the Williams car would probably lap me, so it's terribly unrealistic to do every race at 72 but I do recognize that issue is on my end and not the game. 

    I keep my levels for each circuit in a spreadsheet. I do a little tweaking as well in practice mode compared to my teammate. I keep 0.5 seconds as a buffer in either direction so if I'm, say, 0.8 seconds faster than my teammate in FP1, I'll take that 0.3 seconds up to the 0.5 buffer and increase Difficulty by 3 points. Then for the race, I'll always drop the Difficulty 5 points from Quali, which I learned from a ton of discussions on that here. 

  • SDC111407's avatar
    SDC111407
    3 years ago

    I think what it comes down is how many assists you use because the people who use lots of assists are complaining about it and the people who dont find that its is fine

About F1® 23

Join the community forums and talk with us about your experiences in F1® 23.4,612 PostsLatest Activity: 11 hours ago