Why is the tire wear always the same, regardless of which camber or track you use, and always with the same tire pressure? I drove in Bahrain with the controller at 100%, and although I was able to w...
for some reason the “meta” setup seems to be full left on all camber and toe settings for every track in all modes, whilst using fully maxed tyre pressures. I don’t understand how this can be the optimal for every track, when each circuit and tyre compound used should be very different. The FIA and Pirelli always release guide and Race Director notes before every race stating minimum and recommended tyre pressures, and these are always much lower than what we have in game.
it generally takes the esports guys a day to find and exploit the “meta” setups, so surely this could be tweaked in patches to create a more realistic tyre model when it comes to setups. It’s the same “one setup fits all” scenario every year in these games.
I’d like to see more realistic changes to the setups to suit each of our driving styles, nobody drives/plays exactly the same. I want small tweaks to things like toe/camber and tyre pressure to have a noticeable difference to how cars behave and handle, and force the player to make changes to manage tyre wear etc
I am someone who always goes my own way and finds it. These meta setups are not so meta, as I have found out. If, for example, I set the rear camber to 1.90 and the front to 3.30, I have much better traction; even with 1.30 at the rear and 2.60 at the front, I am faster than with the camber set completely negatively. Normally the tires should last longer, but as I said, they don't. I find it really sad and, above all, I feel like I'm being made a fool of. Time is wasted when you spend time finding a setup. Even Forza Motorsport, or Horizon 5, Project Cars 1 and 2 have different setups because every car is different. What do these e-sports players actually want? Someone finds the setup for all tracks and then thinks they're the best of the best? Ridiculous. No strategy-based races because everyone has the same. So why should you buy a new F1 game in the future?