Seriously! I picked this up on release date. Never played an F1 game but just started watching this year and haven't missed a race.
I'm loving it so far. I immediately turned all the assists off because I didn't want to train myself to rely on them. LOTS of spins and crashes for a solid hour, but I'm starting to get the hang of it. These cars are TOUGH to handle, but so satisfying once you start to know their limits by "feel."
Driving in traffic, fighting for position on turn one, and braking late to make a clean pass all feel amazing. I have really started to feel the differences in tires (and differences after some wear) also. Haven't really played around with car setups too much yet. Great racing game - more people should be playing it (and watching F1).
I dont plan to get it anytime soon but I would like to when its cheaper. I have some interest in racing games, though I am awful which is why I dont want to spend money on an F1 game, but it looks like it could be amazing fun if I can get into it. Especially the co-op campaign part, I love the idea of blocking to let my teammate through ruining my own time/placing.
Im just wondering if I can play it, given some time and focus I play some "sim-y" (like Forza and Gran Turismo) racing games at an ok level with traction control, anti-lock bracking and stuff turned on (Though I dislike braking assist since I can feel it) but I feel like an F1 game might be too much ahead of me to let me enjoy it and get my money's worth.
Well when the game boots up, GFWL. Haven't had the chance to go online with it yet being that I'm still learning all the tracks. Add Grayfox1210 if anyone wants some friendly competition on the PC.
I know it's a great game but I can't help but think $60 is too much for the north american audience. Most of the F1 races take place in the middle of the night here so the audience is small. A budget price point would help drive sales and populate servers.
Have any of you guys got any issues with the difficulties, rookie and intermediate seem too easy, and professional and legendary are too hard, I find it tough to stay at a position I should be, like when I'm racing with virgin, on the first two difficulties I'm coming 1st or 2nd, but then as soon as I use the harder ones I just can't keep up what so ever. I dunno, I think they could have done more work on the scaling.
Have any of you guys got any issues with the difficulties, rookie and intermediate seem too easy, and professional and legendary are too hard, I find it tough to stay at a position I should be, like when I'm racing with virgin, on the first two difficulties I'm coming 1st or 2nd, but then as soon as I use the harder ones I just can't keep up what so ever. I dunno, I think they could have done more work on the scaling.
You got all the assists turned off? 20% races? I'm with Lotus and I find it much more challenging than F1 2010 when it comes to positioning in quail and racing
I think I use the standard settings so I have ABS and traction control turned on, I turn the racing line off though, I actually race the 100% races :P I'm really into F1, love using good tyre and fuel strategy, I've found a weird thing thats helped me out with the difficulty though, when you start the career the interview guy asks how much of a challenge you're looking for, and as far as I can tell that doesn't affect the AI difficulty that you can change in the menu, so I chose the hardest option in the interview and then put the difficulty on rookie, and now it's working really well.
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