AI needs proper fix
Hi guys, this is probably the biggest flaw I have seen so far in F1 22. I recently played Qualifying in Canada, and got a 1:12 something, I was in the top 5 after that lap. And then, I skipped time...
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@LuckyNico92 Hey there you are👍
Im just playing around with starting and doing a few races then restarting a new myteam trying out different mode and Engine suppliers along with seeing what r&d upgrades you get from press interview answers.
Cause only thing a can see happening with the current state off everything is if I get into a serious my team career. My new shiny dual sense being launched at my overpriced newish Sony tv. Only thing harder than getting them to buy me a replacement tv and pad would be getting a game refund. 😂
I wish I didn’t delete 2021 off the ps5 and hate and ashamed off myself for daring to dream that CM would do what they once did release a game that was awesome fun from the very first minute off play time and all the hundreds off hours that followedt. For you young people that was TOCA
im tired and got the hump I’ll try and cheer up. Sorry
AI does seem to have the same glitch were they go too fast when you fast forward in quali or the race gets simulated because of a retirement. In quali if you don't want to spend too much time, do like me. Fast forward till the first AI car is about to start his flying lap, then you live the garage by yourself and do the outlap, flying lap and inlap (never pick return to garage if there is any AI doing a flying lap). After every AI has finished their laps you can fast forward again till you leave again at the end of the session. This works with me and saves some time to.
@TomasSlb24 wrote:AI does seem to have the same glitch were they go too fast when you fast forward in quali or the race gets simulated because of a retirement. In quali if you don't want to spend too much time, do like me. Fast forward till the first AI car is about to start his flying lap, then you live the garage by yourself and do the outlap, flying lap and inlap (never pick return to garage if there is any AI doing a flying lap). After every AI has finished their laps you can fast forward again till you leave again at the end of the session. This works with me and saves some time to.
This is exactly what I do as well. Works well and saves some time.
Any time you inso return to garage or select flying lap. Means simulated laps get added to your parts which means simulated wear which apparently is very this year: I drive all in laps and out laps with fuel set to lean and ers off. Simply cause last year CE wear rate was stupidly high. But this year 3 races 3% wear 🙄
@ScarDuck14 wrote:Any time you inso return to garage or select flying lap. Means simulated laps get added to your parts which means simulated wear which apparently is very this year: I drive all in laps and out laps with fuel set to lean and ers off. Simply cause last year CE wear rate was stupidly high. But this year 3 races 3% wear 🙄
I got really surprised by the fact the CE is not wearing that much now, and that is exactly what should happen as the CE needs to have the best durability as you only have two available during the season.
I've noticed that if you pick flying lap your tyre wear will be a little bit higher than if you do the outlap yourself, and I think that's probably because our AI does the outlap almost has he's doing a flying lap.
When you go to flying lap for qualifying progress ers is already set to hot lap when you take control off the car in final sector before you begin your hot lap. So it would surprise me if the simulated part off the outlap Has your car at maximum attack.
switching car to lean on in and out laps is also kinder to engine and gearbox.
And then the final way to keep wear down. Is to select full races calendar. If you select 16 race season. The game still simulates the 6 races off wear that you skip/kids than adds it during one off your actual races. Not sure how’s it implement. If it works out as 6 races at 10% wear per race = 60% and then equally shares it out over your 16 race season. Or if it’s a case it adds 10% extra wear to the next race after the one you miss.
say you miss Bahrain and go straight to Jeddah If by the end off that race you’ve also had the simulated wear from Bahrain. Which I think is how it works.
As I’m useless and hate Monaco I race it but just do practice programs the. Select all new parts. Take penalties then Start from last place and being a manchild I keep on the max power and ers into first bend and try and take as many ai cars out with me🙄😂
helping reduce overall wear and getting all new parts.
I noticed in last years game the CE wore at an high rate compared to 2019 and 2020 so I got in the habit of getting reliability upgrades for the CE ASAP in 2021. With just the Minor reliability upgrade for the CE in F1 22 I’m able to get a CE last 1000 laps with 45% wear. My big problem in the reliability area is the gearbox, even with the Minor and Major reliability upgrades I don’t notice any difference. I still hit 60% after 240 laps.
The Ai are awful
In imola the second chicane I had an AI alongside me I deliberately did not brake to carry impossible speed into corner just to see what would happen, the AI stayed along side me then PASSED me on rails mid corner WHAT! I mean I am literally not braking and cant make the corner and the AI sails through
Its like some form of aggressive speed matching / overtaking rubber banding or something they have on the AI this year
Not to mention when leaving the pits the AI do not suffer from cold tyres what a joke
Shame there isn't an ai aggression setting so we don't get the dumb race craft by the ai.
In career I have seen ai struggle straight out of pits. Albon was my case and me in a Aston.
@TomasSlb24 wrote:AI does seem to have the same glitch were they go too fast when you fast forward in quali or the race gets simulated because of a retirement. In quali if you don't want to spend too much time, do like me. Fast forward till the first AI car is about to start his flying lap, then you live the garage by yourself and do the outlap, flying lap and inlap (never pick return to garage if there is any AI doing a flying lap). After every AI has finished their laps you can fast forward again till you leave again at the end of the session. This works with me and saves some time to.
Same. A bit more time consuming but the best way to do it. In Q2 I also make sure I finish my flying lap before the flag drops because of left to the AI to drive back, it adds quite a bit of tyre wear, so you have to start the race with more wear than needed. This was F1 2021 though...
@TotosHeadphones wrote:
@TomasSlb24 wrote:AI does seem to have the same glitch were they go too fast when you fast forward in quali or the race gets simulated because of a retirement. In quali if you don't want to spend too much time, do like me. Fast forward till the first AI car is about to start his flying lap, then you live the garage by yourself and do the outlap, flying lap and inlap (never pick return to garage if there is any AI doing a flying lap). After every AI has finished their laps you can fast forward again till you leave again at the end of the session. This works with me and saves some time to.
Same. A bit more time consuming but the best way to do it. In Q2 I also make sure I finish my flying lap before the flag drops because of left to the AI to drive back, it adds quite a bit of tyre wear, so you have to start the race with more wear than needed. This was F1 2021 though...
Its true that AI driving the car back to the pits does simulate higher tyre wear. However its not a problem in Q2 anymore as you get a free choice of tyre in the race
