NO. JUST NO. NO MORE.
Guys, I am flipping done. I gave the game numerous chances over its lifetime, but the most recent bug that I discovered has completely killed my confidence in EA and the entire game. I wanted to pl...
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Also yes I’ve been playing Codies F1 games since 2010. But been playing codemasters games since TOCA which came out in 1997 I think.
and to this day I maintain the best F1 game. Was pre codemasters and that was F1 championship edition which was released in 2006/7
@ScarDuck14 Now that you think about it, my overall third favorite F1 game is actually pre Codemasters as well, which is F1 05, made by Studio Liverpool, who later became the developers of WipEout on PS3, and the game feels just like it. Super fast, almost no time to react, and very arcadic. I honestly wish that game gets a full-fledged remaster, because 2005 was one of my favorite years in F1, as it was the final year of V10s. And just imagine how fast today's F1 cars are if they had these powerful V10s in there. Plus the extra horsepower from the battery, those cars could go like what, 390 km/h?
- @LuckyNico92 That’s the same F1 game as posted. Maybe it was named differently in different regions but Studio Liverpool only developed one F1 game as far as I know
@LuckyNico92I think im gonna spoil the fun of other more educated people in physics here but thats not how it would work with V10s.. the 2005 V10s - by far the best they ever been - were putting out around 950 bhp depending on manufacturer while V6s are supposed to produce 1050 bhp.. Soo the overall gain would be 60 bhp which wouldnt make them gain anywhere near 40kph especially as the V10s lose more power in high altitude vs. the V6s but thats a whole different story..
