Hopes for f1 25
With lewis in ferrari, this year is an epic year in f1. Never like this year can we have a championship so close with more teams fighting. Ea/Codemasters' F1 must definitely change direction if it do...
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Just a litte eye opener of what could be possible if resources would not be wasted to such idiotic things like furniture/clothing/F1 world resources stuff:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Na0RVIoEAic
THIS is what an official F1 sim car should be all about. Once that is achieved and working, it's no problem to add the things mentioned above. But only then! How is it possible that such a small team can do this, and one of the biggest names in gaming has been treading water for YEARS on the simulation aspect of the game?
Wow! The attention to detail in this mod is incredible, what a great job. Here you can see the real passion, the same that I would put in if I could develop a video game about f1. Do you know if applications are open in codemasters? Haha. Jokes aside, the entire team should look and get inspired by even small modders who with zero resources create small masterpieces. Ea can and must do much more.
EA_GroguetCommunity Manager
Hey there,
Thank you all for sharing your suggestions and feedback. I have escalated this thread to the game team for monitoring.
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-Groguet
- @EA_Groguet Thank you so much for submitting the request. We hope to have information about the game soon and that development is progressing well. And as Lewis Hamilton says, this year's motto for EA/Codemasters should be "Still I rise" 🙂
The game going forward has to improve and provide a more realistic experience for the players. I'm not suggesting in anyway that it should head in the direction of a full blown racing SIM, although that would be great I fully understand that they have to cater for all types of players and skill levels.
But there is so much more that can be improved to get more enjoyment from a racing perspective. Instead of spending all those hours developing more gimmicks, use those recourses to maybe improve the aging weather system and even create a basic helmet editor.
That alone would significantly improve the game, just those two examples. Spend more time to record better on board audio (Ferrari engine) being the perfect example.
Improve the utterly atrocious engineer chat and repetitive drivel he continues to spout out.
Little touches like a small debrief after each session with your engineer (Q&A) for example.
After a race, let us manually drive the car back to the pits etc.
Just focus more on the racing aspect rather than things that offer absolutely nothing.
Attention to detail is key!
Hello!!!
In addition to fixing bugs, here are some:
- Medical car at the start
- Career mode similar to 2017 (teams looking for you for a contract)
- Return of country flags on the podium
- More helmet models (with the team sponsors we chose in the career)
- Marshalls removing cars that abandon the race
- More custom scenes at the start
- Custom scenes for the top three finishers in qualifying
- On the podium, the team boss receives the constructor's trophy
- Returns to control the 3 fuel mixes
- Before each practice/gp, custom scene of the GP paddock, same as 2017 (more images of the hospitality and with the team principal)(
- In qualifying, I can follow the timed fast lap (with partials, in TV style) of a competitor or rival in the pits (yellow sector, green sector, purple sector, best or worst partials and the position at the end of the lap)
- Graphically (visually), show tire wear.
- Interview at the end of qualifying and the GP.
- Show my name/flag on the car (cockpit) and on the driver's suit.
- Return of arrows (green and red) on the screen after the GP, indicating when a team or driver moved up or down in the classification.I've also had a ban. I guess the truth hurts. It's about time they started listening to the feedback from people who have purchased such a poor value for money product then.
