Has F1 life been cancelled. I think it might. 🤘😀👍

We can hope.. was such a stupid thing to add in the first place. They could add so many other things that would actually sell like new avatars, more icons, iconic driver helmets/avatars/named, iconic car liveries. I'd happily pay for things like that but they thought we'd prefer a sofa we literally never see? Whoever made that decision needs to be removed and hopefully with none being in this podium pass we will continue to just get the things that actually are useful to the game.

Next step now is convincing them to create proper liveries and to stop with the animal print/artistic/assymetrical liveries..

@ScarDuck14 

Great topic and I agree with every word you said (especially about 'allowing' the liveries to get sponsors in them) - just DON'T encourage them (EA peeps) to put more (cool) things the players need to actually pay for to get.. I mean.. sure, add more and more cool stuff to the game, but as items of the Podium Passes, please - and NOT as standalone weekly shop items - those may cost a LOT of Pit Coins and I'm sorry, EA, but I'm NOT spending my real life money for those coins/items - I already paid a LOT of real life money for the game itself, so.. sorry, but not actually sorry..
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@OatmealB0wlI didn’t assume anything. Im sure I said might. As in maybe. Perhaps.

And I’d never said it was dead.

i asked  if it had been cancelled?  

F1 Life is an epically dumb idea.  I can't imagine buying any sort of sim racing game because I want to re-arrange virtual furniture.  

I'm generally not one to get too worked up over the shortcomings of a video game, for example I could easily forget that I don't have the proper choice of tyres for a race weekend.

Or at least I could forget this if I didn't get a reminder every time I start the game that the developers chose to spend time giving me the option of rearranging virtual furniture rather than giving me the option of choosing a second set of mediums for the weekend.  

I'd just be happy if I stopped getting a popup every time I log on to say I've won a super car token when I already unlocked all the cars in the first week (and have never drove any of them). 

Speaking of annoying popups.. I get these every time I start my game and I can't stand them - grrrrr (could we just get an option to turn them off, please?!..)

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@martyforster wrote:

I'd just be happy if I stopped getting a popup every time I log on to say I've won a super car token when I already unlocked all the cars in the first week (and have never drove any of them). 

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That's annoying. I was hoping once I had unlocked them all this might stop ☹️.

F1 life is an example of not knowing your customers. Madden and Fifa has a different base, these things might fly with them. F1 fans are different. I’m not against the lobby idea and being able to customize it but I don’t rando avatars walking around, or a car in my living room. Maybe some F1 art work would tempt me once. I’d rather have better customization of my team pit suits and helmets, staff polos, and caps.

What I really want are realistic liveries, and emblems.

Hate F1 Life and can't stand the popups either. Incredibly annoying. I don't need to be reminded every 5 minutes that I've got "tokens" for something I don't use, let alone if I actually used it.

The only "collectibles feature" I've liked in a racing game was the museum cards in Gran Turismo 5. If there needs to be such a thing to generate extra income (like EA need it...), this would be fun. You'd unlock packs in Podium Pass (again, meh but I'm trying to work with the game design here) or buy extras in the shop. They'd have historic photos from F1 (drivers, teams, historic moments, etc.) with little facts and biographies. You could swap cards with friends or discard unwanted ones for a small amount of pitcoins in return. Each card could have a value and there could be a separate Top Trumps game you could play in multiplayer lobbies while you're waiting for the game to connect. 😉 Just something based around the sport and add an extra dimension to the game, rather than "here's a lamp".