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This article was published by Kyle Patrick (@SlipZtrEm) on May 5th, 2019 in the F1 2019 category.
F1 2019 Gameplay Video ThreadF1 2019
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- DanPrez
Hm, the stream looks rather low-res for me, 4K footage would be much appreciated. Until thats available, its hard to judge for me, but it sure looks impressive so far. I think the lighting engine is incredible important these days, the racing game that got the lighting right are looking the best IMO...
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While the lighting is certainly impressive, I’m more concerned with the physics engine. As someone that doesn’t have a wheel to play on, I find it very difficult to find controller friendly racing games. GT and Forza do a great job adapting to controllers, but the previous F1 installments were pretty terrible to drive IMO. They aren’t the only ones either. Project Cars, and AC were also extremely unfriendly to the controller as the cars (even FWD) would constantly whip the tail end around as if you were trying to drift in every turn. Makes it very difficult to branch out from GT Sport when that’s what you’re fighting every time.
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The last 3 days on the news feed has only been about F1 2019, it was already getting monotonous days ago. When will someone step in and diversify the feed already? It's literally been days.
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Love the series but with no fresh tracks this time, im gonna skip the new release (maybe grab a second hand copy at some point). The series is excellent ive got it each year but I really cant justify it for F2 and slightly improved reflections... The difference between 17 & 18 was negligible in gameplay terms. I love codies since the c64 era lol, but theyre a bit cynical offering 99% the same game each year with minor tweaks, undoubtedly its improved but in tiny increments... Why not just have a season pass each year instead? surely that would be good business, covering the licence fee and maintain the fan base too.
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If you can't find diversity of content on this site you are doing it wrong
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Forza Motorsport will help shake things up a bit come Tuesday.
On topic: F1 2019 looks to be a great entry for me to jump in at. It's been quite some time since I've played an F1 title and this one appears to be shaping up nicely. Loving the broadcast-style replay angles.
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I skipped F12018, still playing 17. I couldn't justify the expense of upgrading and 18 seemed quite buggy. I'll definitely upgrade to 19 so long as it isn't real buggy and looks and runs well on the PS4 Pro.
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They said they were developing this for two years or whatever. I'm expecting more than tiny improvements.
I get these every year since it's a great f1 game. F1 stuff in forza, pcars, or gt don't get anywhere close to it.
GTPNewsWire
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This is the discussion thread for a recent post on GTPlanet:
This article was published by Kyle Patrick (@SlipZtrEm) on May 6th, 2019 in the F1 2019 category.
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Looks good to me.
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I have always followed F1, but I didn't realise the driver gets a "beep" to tell him when to brake. Is this real? If it is, then it's laughable. I was aware that they might get a "beep" to upshift at peek revs, but to tell the driver where the braking point is? At what point will drivers become redundant? And whilst on going further off topic, F1 should ban all these massive number crunching teams back in England and elsewhere working out the best strategy to get to the end of the race. Cut costs and make the guys on the pit wall work it out. That will mix it up.
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4K or not, this is looking exceptionally real.
The thing is, realism depends on so much more than resolution. It's much more about details. The quality of the lighting plays a huge part, but also many small things, such as vibrations of the driver's head, the wheels, and camera movement with on-board cam. This is something GT lacks in my opinion. Everything in GT looks 'damped'.
The thing is, realism depends on so much more than resolution. It's much more about details. The quality of the lighting plays a huge part, but also many small things, such as vibrations of the driver's head, the wheels, and camera movement with on-board cam. This is something GT lacks in my opinion. Everything in GT looks 'damped'.
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Wow,Bahrain looks amazing - i didnt think they could push the graphics much more on this generation of console,but the lighting and car physics look much improved! Codies were always great at lighting in games..
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I’d say to expect visuals on par with F1 2018, it might look a little better though with the tweaked lighting and reflections.
I do think they probably maximised all they could with the visuals with F1 2018 so we’ll probably have to wait until next gen to see the visual upgrades that PC users will see this year.
