EA SPORTS FC™ TeamSince the last 2 patch I won't play it anymore
Before the AI was unbeatable in Imola, Maimi, Spain, then it worked again and I won races.
now it's just a disaster and takes all the fun out of me.
It also doesn't help if I reduce the AI, I've set it from 90 to 68, how much further?
At F1 21 I had set the AI to 92.
In addition, I'm puzzled as to why I have to carry additional fuel for 7-9 laps.
In F1 21 you had max plus 1.5 laps in the tank
tire temperature a catastrophe, i didn't have any problems before but now they overheat.
so please do not buy, currently only SCRAP
@Vampire_OOE wrote:Since the last 2 patch I won't play it anymore
Before the AI was unbeatable in Imola, Maimi, Spain, then it worked again and I won races.
now it's just a disaster and takes all the fun out of me.
It also doesn't help if I reduce the AI, I've set it from 90 to 68, how much further?
At F1 21 I had set the AI to 92.
In addition, I'm puzzled as to why I have to carry additional fuel for 7-9 laps.
In F1 21 you had max plus 1.5 laps in the tank
tire temperature a catastrophe, i didn't have any problems before but now they overheat.so please do not buy, currently only SCRAP
Tbh, you can't compare F1 2021 and F1 22. If they changed the dynamics and car physics behind the scene, you can't expect it will behave same.
I also had to reduce AI from 85 to around 60, to get a chance to even being on level with my team mate in DC or MT. However, after few races I am able to slowly increase it back towards 80 and still keep up. So it might be your driving style doesn't suit their changed car physics and you end up "being Ricciardo" in your DC or MT.
I also play around with car settings and although surface tyre temp is really hard to manage, I still get good races with satisfying results. But it also might be something that real teams have issues with, you can see many real life drivers complaining about not being able to switch on tyres or overheating them.
I also start with +1.5 laps of fuel, usually, and unless I want to make through the field quickly, I end up race with still 0.9laps in a tank. It could be reason why I struggle with tyres, extra weight could cause tyres to lean on track surface and increase their temp. But who knows, I can see the game's code so only way to find out is to experience it there.
I flagged few issues which the latest patches hasn't fixed yet but my main problem isn't the bugs (it's true, they make the game less enjoyable), it's lack of acknowledgement of them. I work in SW company, I know how it goes with fixing bugs for cutomers. And I appreciate devs like David taking time and reply to us. They have actual knowledge, can explain things and give background info to us or make sure issues get put on their dev boards. Otherwise, we would only get CMs with their PR language which may not as helpful.
@Vampire_OOE wrote:
@P4st3l1akThe sad thing is if I need extra fuel for 7-10 laps depending on the track then I'm mostly using +90% of the total fuel.
I'm heavy as a stone at first!
If I only have + 1.5 rounds of sprite, then I can't keep up until the end
With the current patch, the force feedback problem has reappeared.
If you pause or flashback, you will have no force feedback for a short time
The game was released too early, one should have waited.
and to codemaster.
i have bought all series so far and some bugs were even copied into the new game, which was only fixed 2 years later.
I don't have much trust now - unfortunately
My setups (and perhaps also driving style) allows me to lift quite often before corners so I usually save enough so +1.5 laps extra fuel usually suffice for a race. However, if I want to race, I definitely need extra 2-2.5 laps (depends on track). NB my driving style is not very good for qualis, I quite struggle there.
I must admit I experience same issue with FFB after pause or flashback. I think it is noted by devs and should get fixed in "future patches".
But I agree with you, more thorough testing should have been done. Maybe if some other, non-essential, parts of game weren't included (like F1 Life), they could have had enough resources for testing prior release.
