So I want to know when we think we will get the game released this year? My thinking and i know its early days but I believe we could get it on 7th July for a standard release with 4th/5th July as early release
My reasoning for this is those dates coincide with the British GP which they have used for the last couple of years at least.
If that was the case, how would people feel?
Just an educated guess of mine. However I have been incorrect multiple times so that's why I say to take this with a pinch of salt.
We are definitely getting details this month for sure, however, too hard to say when.
@THEHAMZAGAMER12 wrote:
@mantazzoLTUIf we dont get any details this month something bad is happening as that would be wayyy to late imo, april 100%
To follow up on this, they had a fully 23 model car (alfa romeo) in the current game before it hit the track IRL, so in terms of content for the next game they arent behind schedule at all you would think, maybe they are going for a early release date without too many weeks in between for promotion, like a reveal and release within 1/1.5 months instead of the usual 3/4 months. Maybe wishfull thinking from my side but we will see i guess.
@THEHAMZAGAMER12the sauber was based off the launch renders which basically was about 80% correct by the time it hit the track the floor had changed along with other things too
sauber will have helped provide cad data/render data but the model as it will appear in f1 23 will be diffrent to the one in f1 22
Indeed! Let us pray they won't increase the bloat ware. I just wished for a better server environment or server friendly coding this time. F1 2022 is badly marred by server issues (the notorious "connecting to online services" and "cannot connect to EA server, try later") which can be avoided by that.
@THEHAMZAGAMER12 wrote:To follow up on this, they had a fully 23 model car (alfa romeo) in the current game before it hit the track IRL, so in terms of content for the next game they arent behind schedule at all you would think, maybe they are going for a early release date without too many weeks in between for promotion, like a reveal and release within 1/1.5 months instead of the usual 3/4 months. Maybe wishfull thinking from my side but we will see i guess.
On the scale of development time, from most demanding and time consuming to the easy peasy get it done in a blink of an eye, the 3D assets and textures for the cars most likely sit on the very bottom.
AI training for all the tracks (not only the new ones) to learn how to go around with the new handling parameters is notoriously demanding.
Development of the handling also takes a good chunk.
Balancing of new features to career modes would also be considerably demanding, assuming Codemasters finally had it in their hearts to actually touch on those.
I don't think having the Alfa to tease us with on F1 22 so early in the year is indicative of how far they're on the dev pipeline.
They could have 100% outsourced that too. Plus the possible input from Sauber as @cearp8858 mentioned.
I think that AntiCheat is a last minute add on in relative terms. Remember they are on 2 year cycles.
This maybe a touch more time consuming than an average player like myself thinks it should take.
Hoping for the Best but experience tells me to not hold my breath🤔
