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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Hope I am not breaking any rules and not offending anyone. Came across this video and found the analysis interesting. The overall history of F1 games.
lets indeed see if 2025 will break the trend and become the best f1 game ever of if the Ikea furniture trend continues.
@LightPilgrimI see this video the other day. For most part he's right but in some areas he's off... But I'll give him credit for it overall as he obviously did research the video.
Also your not breaking any rules or offending anyone
- @ScarDuck14 Dear friend, here the only certain thing is that the game license is at very high risk. We really have to hope for a miracle, and here the miracle would only be to work with passion and test the game for hours and hours. F1 25 with f1 24 must have nothing in common, they must be like night and day. Let's hope we don't find ourselves without official f1 games in the next few years, we have already missed two incredible world championships like 2007 and 2008 without being able to play a game with an official license. Luckily there were games of the caliber of GP4 and Rfactor that with their mods and their splendid driving and physics did not make us feel the lack. I repeat again for the whole team, follow the story of Kunos, how much passion there is in that team. Everything is possible but the way forward is always that of a game more towards simulation.
@mikyesposto1 wrote:
@ScarDuck14Dear friend, here the only certain thing is that the game license is at very high risk. We really have to hope for a miracle, and here the miracle would only be to work with passion and test the game for hours and hours. F1 25 with f1 24 must have nothing in common, they must be like night and day. Let's hope we don't find ourselves without official f1 games in the next few years, we have already missed two incredible world championships like 2007 and 2008 without being able to play a game with an official license. Luckily there were games of the caliber of GP4 and Rfactor that with their mods and their splendid driving and physics did not make us feel the lack. I repeat again for the whole team, follow the story of Kunos, how much passion there is in that team. Everything is possible but the way forward is always that of a game more towards simulation.I would always go for the long term. If we have to miss 2-3 seasons to see someone will skill and passion to reinvest the series, I would be ok. To me, if it will be like 2024, it is the same as not having anything.
- @LightPilgrim I agree with you. Unfortunately, creating a great game takes a long time. So yes, if they were to release f1 25 as a beta test for what will be 2026, that's fine. But let's follow real feedback from people who are passionate and experienced in sim and racing. As I've said many times, perhaps more staff is needed both to test the game in its driving/physics model and to identify the various bugs. But it needs to be done carefully, a game is not tested for an hour and then everything is ok. From there, you can start to propose new things, like dynamic weather in the Assetto Corsa Evo style. But for this I hope they are already working on it, it's not something that can be done easily in a few months. Adding things like this can certainly help in selling the game, but it must not be fake marketing, but something that still changes your experience but in a positive way
This is not how companies work. The truth never gets to the top management because it would mean that a lot of people will be gone. Yes, they have business reviews and see sales figures. Byt I can tell you 179% that when the boss is asking why, they answer is not “we have a bad product”. Then the boss says: fine, move resources to areas where we see more profit. They look into the entire portfolio. The only hope you have is if someone gets to FIA. But…they are also covered here: Max, Lando and Charles will say - we gave feedback and the game is exact as we said it should be.
honestly, there is no hope:-)
- @LightPilgrim The problem is exactly that, false feedback. If the drivers really gave real feedback and not to encourage people to buy the game, no one would buy it. This is why I'm pushing on the forum to do some sort of collaboration with real drivers, whether they are test drivers or drivers of minor formulas. They know exactly how a real racing car behaves and EA should invest in these things if they want to improve the handling situation. For example, I would do everything to bring Greco back to EA, but not alone, supported by someone who can test his changes and give feedback. But that someone must have driven at least a little, racing cars.
@mikyesposto1 wrote:
@LightPilgrimThe problem is exactly that, false feedback. If the drivers really gave real feedback and not to encourage people to buy the game, no one would buy it. This is why I'm pushing on the forum to do some sort of collaboration with real drivers, whether they are test drivers or drivers of minor formulas. They know exactly how a real racing car behaves and EA should invest in these things if they want to improve the handling situation. For example, I would do everything to bring Greco back to EA, but not alone, supported by someone who can test his changes and give feedback. But that someone must have driven at least a little, racing cars.For EA, F1 is irrelevant. It will not impact their stock. Max might advertise F1 game because he is paid, but you know that when it comes to his choice, it is iRacing,
