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homesvslupin
Rising Veteran
2 years ago

Throttle delivery is weak

Throttle delivery is weak at low gears and low rpm.
In Austria T2 and 23, I just had to step on the throttle gradually, but now acceleration is not achieved at the same sensitivity and the AI ​​is running away.

You have to give more throttle. So I feel like it has traction control assist than the 23. 23 is good for this part.
Sliding around corners should be done to a lesser degree. there is too much grip. A grip that is just 'a little bit' better than 23 would be ideal. now is too much.

Copse at 23: slightly lift of the throtlle with downshifting to 7th gear

Copse at 24: Full throttle with 8th gear

(I know depends on setup) i think real is middle of them.

18 Replies

  • dwin20's avatar
    dwin20
    Rising Hotshot
    2 years ago

    @EA_Vendcera Take a look at IkoRein's post at https://answers.ea.com/t5/General-Discussion/F1-24-UDP-Specification/m-p/13866560#M5878

    He has developed one of the best telemetry packages for the F1 series. His comment is:

    "Below is screen shot of the ghost (in Silverstone, F1 24 V1.6, PC, 60Hz) traces.

    As you can see the Throttle and Brake input traces (at the top) are normal. (The blue line in the background is one of my own traces).

    But the Gear, RPM and speed data reported by the game is totally messed up. It fluctuates wildly and "hardly follows" the real expected values.
    As you can see e.g. , the top speed reported by the ghost is 477 (km/h). I hope this can be fixed."

    In his post he has a graphic of the telemetry chart. 

  • superfastish7's avatar
    superfastish7
    Seasoned Scout
    2 years ago

    first thought it was handling i was sliding then i saw RPM is low and power delivery is weak thats why its feels not stable and slide all over the place

  • EA_Vendcera's avatar
    EA_Vendcera
    Icon for Community Manager rankCommunity Manager
    2 years ago

    Thanks for the additional info! I've passed it onto the team to take a look!

  • Hi, I have the same throttle problem in F1-24 but I don’t have that problem in F1-23.  Just tested it.

    The problem started after the last update 1.6 

    I drive on PS5, T300, TLCM pedals.

    I’ve had this problem also after one of the updates last year in F1-23 but that was fixed later.

    Hope this helps in your surge.

    Greatz from The Netherlands

    John

  • There seems to have been an adjustment to something in the handling in 1.7 that makes this issue slightly less noticeable on a wheel, but the issue is still present, and RPM response is still not working correctly on any car.

  • dwin20's avatar
    dwin20
    Rising Hotshot
    2 years ago

    @GrumpsMcDumps What I have noticed is that suddenly the brake pressure increases - and the car slows down or reacts slowly to the throttle. This is particularly obvious on long straights that have DRS because it seems that when the brake pressure goes over 5% (or even higher) either you can't engage DRS or it disengages. This is clearly seen in telemetry data (I use Iko Rein's version) and have several different laps showing that I have the throttle at 100 and the brake percentage will come on and stay on sometimes reaching close to 10% in v1.7.

    This is better than the 1.6 version of the software when it would go as high as the high-teens. That was on the Miami track. On the Spa track it has been in a pretty consistent location in the start finish straight - and it is easily seen by not being able to engage DRS - but the brake percentage doesn't get into the teens. It has also become more frequent unfortunately. This would seem to validate your observation. But having the brakes randomly engage is a serious problem that needs to be addressed. I filed a bug report on this.