New studio for f1 license?
As cm/ea doesn't bother to give us a functioning game, which studio would you love to see as the new holders of f1 license? I remember seeing rumors a few years ago that the makers of assetto corsa ...
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@mariohomoh You seem to misenterpret my words. I never said cm f1 license is under threat. I am saying it very much should be.
And please, explain why proper controller implementation (and assists) could only be done in a simcade, but mever a proper sim? Just because the sims are not doing it, does not mean it can not be done.
Oh, and in the same interview Brawn also said they would like to have an F1 mnager game. Did not take that much when F1 manager 22 was announced.
And seriously, are you comparing a driver and one of the top managers?
And please, explain why proper controller implementation (and assists) could only be done in a simcade, but mever a proper sim? Just because the sims are not doing it, does not mean it can not be done.
Oh, and in the same interview Brawn also said they would like to have an F1 mnager game. Did not take that much when F1 manager 22 was announced.
And seriously, are you comparing a driver and one of the top managers?
@Dechri I don't think the range and quality of inputs and the range and quality of FFB on a wheel vs a controller should be up to debate.
The fact that no sim out there seem do comport wheel and pad users with comparable levels of competence should be evidence - not proof, but evidence - that such things are not that easy to pull off.
And if a sim needs to dial down or simplify realism to accommodate pad users so that they get comparable performances on track, isn't it by definition a simcade?
Does F1 manager and EA's F1 games compete for the same audience? Does one franchise eats to the other's player base? That's FIFA vs Football Manager debate all over again. Different genres altogether.
Top manager of what? IP and brand licensing, or competition and technical regulations?
The fact that no sim out there seem do comport wheel and pad users with comparable levels of competence should be evidence - not proof, but evidence - that such things are not that easy to pull off.
And if a sim needs to dial down or simplify realism to accommodate pad users so that they get comparable performances on track, isn't it by definition a simcade?
Does F1 manager and EA's F1 games compete for the same audience? Does one franchise eats to the other's player base? That's FIFA vs Football Manager debate all over again. Different genres altogether.
Top manager of what? IP and brand licensing, or competition and technical regulations?
- @mariohomoh Again, you seem to be fighting against strawmans.
I never said pad should be like a wheel, that is just ridiculous. I said proper implementation for a good experience woth pad can be done for a sim game? Will it feel like driving a real car? No, your using a damn pad. But the game underneath can still be a sim. And sim =/= difficult. Sims can easily be accessible.
Also i understand that a driving game (with a bit of management stuff availble) and manager game (with no driving available) are quite drifferent things. You said Ross brawns sayings does not matter. I explained that things said in the interview Brawn talked about gaming has already come true.
If you don't listen to my words, but only elaborate on strawmans in a passive aggressive manner, while not even really participating on the topic of thos thread, continuing this conversation with you seems quite pointless.
