F1 2022 setups...any new parameters for us??
Aaaaaaand here we go! So...yeah I know game has just been announced etc etc. But I'd like to know if finally with this new era we'll be able to interact with new car parameters in the setup...a true ...
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@Alastre now that's a recognizable username!
I'm here hoping for an overhaul of the setup menus too, making parameters less opaque.
Specially given the new cars. New handling all around with the shift in downforce generation and lift-to-drag ratios, new tyres, new suspensions. We just had a significant change in setups from 2020 to 2021, with default setups even having "reversed" wings and springs, so a more transparent system with somewhat tangible values would help a lot.
Would love to be able to set different things in the car too. Brake ducts would be neat, engine braking would be really nice, but brake migration would be godly! As in, how the brake balance automatically shifts rearwards as you slow down on a corner and the aero load decreases.
Since F1 2020 this franchise has stellar onboarding and assists to ease neecomers and casuals in. This adaptative AI will probably help a lot if well implemented. So if there's a clear room for improvement, it's on the simulation and realism side of things.
@mariohomoh wrote:@Alastre now that's a recognizable username!
I'm here hoping for an overhaul of the setup menus too, making parameters less opaque.
Specially given the new cars. New handling all around with the shift in downforce generation and lift-to-drag ratios, new tyres, new suspensions. We just had a significant change in setups from 2020 to 2021, with default setups even having "reversed" wings and springs, so a more transparent system with somewhat tangible values would help a lot.
Would love to be able to set different things in the car too. Brake ducts would be neat, engine braking would be really nice, but brake migration would be godly! As in, how the brake balance automatically shifts rearwards as you slow down on a corner and the aero load decreases.
Since F1 2020 this franchise has stellar onboarding and assists to ease neecomers and casuals in. This adaptative AI will probably help a lot if well implemented. So if there's a clear room for improvement, it's on the simulation and realism side of things.
Yes yes engine braking would be godly…. I’d settle for lean mode. As it would help those off us who have little choice but to use auto gears
