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This article was published by Gary Slater (@AudiMan2011) on May 13th, 2020 in the F1 2020 category.
Well, it still might be optional in Career Mode.I understand the push to add more features etc but a driver doesn't have to do any of that stuff, hiring a second driver, allocating resource to upgrade etc.
Personally I'd rather just get on and drive, and have all that guff taken care of automatically, I don't want to play at motorsport manager. Might be an unpopular opinion, but for me anything aside from driving, even in career mode, should be optional.
I understand the push to add more features etc but a driver doesn't have to do any of that stuff, hiring a second driver, allocating resource to upgrade etc.
Personally I'd rather just get on and drive, and have all that guff taken care of automatically, I don't want to play at motorsport manager. Might be an unpopular opinion, but for me anything aside from driving, even in career mode, should be optional.
I understand the push to add more features etc but a driver doesn't have to do any of that stuff, hiring a second driver, allocating resource to upgrade etc.
Personally I'd rather just get on and drive, and have all that guff taken care of automatically, I don't want to play at motorsport manager. Might be an unpopular opinion, but for me anything aside from driving, even in career mode, should be optional.
Considering the game started development months before we knew the season would be canceled, it doesn't make any sense for them to just throw all the time and money they've invested in it out the window because of unforseen circumstances. Plus they likely have a contract to make a yearly installment, so if they don't release it then it'll cost them even more money of top of that.With new consoles scheduled for release, and the lack of a real life 2020 season, I personally feel it’s kinda greedy for Codemasters to release an F1 2020 title. Aside from two new tracks (which I admit is no small change), it seems like CM is just fixing issues like the broken safety car and tire pressure modeling. Issues that could’ve just been addressed in a F1 2019 update.
This may be an unpopular opinion, but this has been an unprecedented year. I’m certainly not dropping the full “new release” price of $60-$70 to emulate a nonexistent 2020 Formula One season. Mostly based on the hope that new consoles will allow for improvements in tire & handling physics, graphics, and what I’m most looking forward to: shorter load times. Aside from those things, I don’t see how anything featured in the 2020 game is significantly better than the 2019 game. To each their own, but I’m still happy racing in F1 2019.
For me I think it's more important for Codemasters to release the 2020 game since we do not have the 'planned' real F1 calendar for 2020
to remind us of what season we might have had COVID-19 not impacted so much on the real world and everyone's lives.
I don't mind paying full price for the game and especially with the My Team feature being added to the game it also means we can make our own 2020
season which I think is one of the reasons it was added to this year's game so we can have our own year in 2020 game.
Plus in terms of collectors 2020 game will be worth something at some point in the future due to it being a 'complete' 2020 season and not the reduced one when F1 does restart in real life.
There is a special deluxe edition for people like you...
This probably will never happen but they should let us map the ers deployment how we want it for a race like they do in real life. Drivers rarely do it manually for the entire race iirc, the last one I remember was Vettel in Canada.
I use manual ERS (auto is trash) and it gets annoying switching back and forth every lap. I put it down to 0 in the twisty sections and anywhere from 3 to 5 in the fast parts. I’m hitting these buttons 30-40 times a lap at some tracks just for the ERS! I use the +/- buttons on the G29 because the red dial is not reliable.
This is true - it was in the features video last week. However you'll need the day one patch (1.02) for it to appear.Apparently according to the Race Fans website review, Codemasters have managed to include the revised Williams livery in time for the games release
This is true - it was in the features video last week. However you'll need the day one patch (1.02) for it to appear.
I know they probably won't do it but it'd be nice if they kept the original Mercedes Silver Arrows livery in for use outwith career mode but I guess I'll have to do a few quick races before that update to show the original livery.
To be fair to Codemasters, they probably would if they could. I believe I read as part of the licensing agreements with the teams, they have to represent the official race livery. Which in this case is the black one. If they reverted to silver for example halfway through, Codemasters would be obliged to change it back and the black one would disappear.
I could be wrong but I'm sure I read that in the Codemasters forums.
Darth, how do those F1 cars drive in GTS? I'm thinking of re-downloading it.Yes this makes sense, as I said I'll just have to do a few races in the Merc before the livery changes in game.
At least both liveries are in GT Sport I think so I can still race the silver version when I'm in Sport.
If a new livery is available, does that mean that the old livery is no longer available?This is true - it was in the features video last week. However you'll need the day one patch (1.02) for it to appear.