I had a race which went from intermediate conditions to full wet and the Ai stayed out on intermediates without losing any tyre temperature or time whereas I didn’t have the traction to drive fast enough to keep any temperature in my tyres so was over 3s a lap slower.
Well, as everyone can see, the main issues about the wet races are all related to 2 of the 3 things I mentioned before:
- The player (still) does NOT have the option to turn wet races OFF in career modes (something we've been asking for years)..
- The AI can keep their tyre temps at the ideal range just fine, while the player's tyres will get too cold or too hot, making it even harder to keep control of the car and be competitive (it happens on dry races too, but it gets even worse in wet weather)..
Plus how OP the AIs still are in the game, in so many aspects, where they are programmed to ignore the 'game physics rules' and do things the player just can't..
Also as I said, I understand there are people who actually like to drive/compete in the wet and that's fine, but we should REALLY have the option to turn wet weather OFF for the career modes, so the big number of players who doesn't like to drive/compete in the wet and the other AI related issues could be avoided.
I honestly hope they give us this option at least in future games (although I think they should - and could - add it NOW to F1 22 already)..
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Last years game it rained far to often. But at least I could race the ai without changing the ai or assists to be competitive.
This year it hardly rains which is great… But when I start a race weekend and see rain. My first thought is to simulate the race.. but no I carry on as usual and get to the race and wished I simulated the race before crashing out on purpose
If the race starts dry and changes to wet you can always adjust the race distance so you only get the dry part.
I am definitely using surface temperatures only for any race or qualifying session in the wet now, it’s the only wat to compete at the same level as the AI.
