@PlayDjThere's no such thing as a "perfect race sim/game". Your definition of "Perfect" may be different than mine which may be different than the next person's.
In the last game over body areo wasn't really modeled. In this year's game they updated the physics model to include over body areo and under-body areo as two different calculations.
Last years game, tire pressures basically did nothing, in this years game they are modeled into the physics.
Last years game was "perfect" if your definition of that means "not spinning with medium TC"
This year's game attempts to simulate more real world effects. For many people, anything that better simulates reality is more "perfect".
The devs of any sim game openly admit that no race sim *perfectly* simulates reality. But this years game attempts to get closer. Yeah, they released patches including changes to gear ratios and throttle curves. That doesn't mean last years game was perfect, it just means the devs are trying to get incrementally closer.
Everyone who plays any of these games need to be honest with themselves. Do you want a game that's (closer to) realistic but hard; or a game that tells you it's realistic even though it isn't, but is easy?
If it's the latter, then just run with more assists and turn down the AI and just have fun with it. Why is running with MD TC important to you? Why not just turn it to Full?
EA SPORTS FC™ Team
