@Meza994 wrote:
@Blackbird90True but on the other side they need to make like 2 new tracks? Qatar and Las Vegas will be new in 2023. So remaking a few corners might be possilbe (Bus stop, Mexico Esses, Jeddah kerbs, Canada kerbs etc.) but i wouldnt get my hopes up.. They get the money to have more people working on it but seem to not want, just like EA go about FIFA
From an impact vs time investment perspective I'd personally put the Baku change high on any to-do list.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ydTmV5DGHWA
Here another video from iContrast, just a few more minor changes than in the video from Alex Gillon
@Ultrasonic_77 Yeah same apart from this castle section, Baku has one other problem that I think is important to fix. It's actually one corner before the castle section, and the problem is the kerb is too flat, here's a picture:
In real life, drivers, and Leclerc doesn't even touch the kerb with their inner wheels, simply because the kerb is pretty high, and would make the car unsettle. However, in the game, the kerb is waay too flat, and you can just drive straight through it, like it's not there. This of course creates an "esports-driver racing line", which I'm pretty sure the devs don't really want, so they need to increase the height of the kerb in order to fix.
Apart from this, the track is perfect. They done a great job fixing Turn 1.
I think if we take impact and time investment in perspective, the other tracks that should be changed are Hungary and Austria.
All Hungary needs is the new chicane, some double-layered, and it would be perfect.
And Austria only needs the double-layered kerbs, and also the bigger sausage kerb after T1 that I showed in my pictures previously.
I feel like these tracks would be a very easy fix, they could even do it before release if they wanted to. But I'm sure EA is still asking the devs right now to paint boxers in every color, just so that it can be sold for 3 dollars.
