EA Staff (Retired)
@ScarDuck14 wrote:Not just Alfas new livery…. Apparently it’s the car🤘😍😁
Yes, very nice addition indeed. 👍 I am not that much into time trials, but that was enough to lure me back into the game 😀 I finished all Tiers in season Pass and was waiting for the next one, but that was a welcome surprise. Cool do so some Laps in a 2023er car in the official game even before the season started.
Nevetheless, I hope for another Patch with some fixes of our major painpoints prior the next Pass.
Just to clarify this update point:
---This is not just a livery but the actual car itself????
---And if so bodes a new approach to how the new game is delivered under EA sports ownership.
---I hope this means the 2023 game will be delivered sooner rather than later!
This really adds value to the game and should entice more people to by the game annually if this new feature is something they can look to annually!
---- NICE INDEED and thanks for listening to my suggestion on this request!
@mariohomohPerhaps EA Sports could consider making variable performance parameters table driven going forward, if this isn't already done, I mean. So that during testing on day one, Alfa Romeo can pass performance data to EA Sports and with a quick table update, render that data available to the game IRT without an actual release update. I'm just saying.
@SteveJacksonThanks for the confirmation guys. As they say, the proof is in the driving, and from the haptics and performance compared to last year's car, this is the real thing for sure. Also, I'm hoping that as testing draws to an end the car can be updated with the lasted performance gains captured during testing. Also, I hope this become a regular feature of the game going forward - and perhaps with different teams- as is this can be additional showtime and appreciation for some of the smaller teams in F1. And not to toot my own horn, but I'm sure I requested this feature somewhere in the recent past. Great move by EA Sports this!
