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- DwightSchrute12
One big problem I see is that the kerbs are too rideable, which brings me to this.
See, in F1 2010, the real problem was not the kerbs being unrideable. The real problem was the way that the car reacts to the kerbs, or any bumps for that matter. The suspension didn't flex much, and so kerb riding at some tracks could prove to be deadly. Codemasters seemed to have fixed the car's flexibility, but they also went and flattened a lot of the kerbs, especially at Montreal, where there was already a problem with people straightlining the chichanes, it's going to be awful now.
Like this?
Had that happen a week or so ago, I think it was in a Q session. Hopefully stuff like that is fixed this year, or at least toned down. Should be, from what they've been saying.