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This is the discussion thread for an article on GTPlanet:
F1 25 Revealed, Launches May 30 with Braking Point, F1 Movie Tie-In… and Reverse Tracks?
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MagpieRacer
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Eh.
Reverse tracks? Why? Very odd, hopefully the game is stellar or this could be deemed a waste of time. MyTeam refresh needs to be huge or I'll simply pass. Doesn't appear to be much else for them to shout about which is a shame.
Reverse tracks? Why? Very odd, hopefully the game is stellar or this could be deemed a waste of time. MyTeam refresh needs to be huge or I'll simply pass. Doesn't appear to be much else for them to shout about which is a shame.
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Reverse tracks in an official F1 game sure wasn't on my bingo card (I don't think 2025 in general is on my Bingo card at this rate). Driving reverse on a real Track always feels cursed somehow.
Imagine someone actually doing this in Real life...or don't because this actually happened:
And somehow, its even more cursed.
Imagine someone actually doing this in Real life...or don't because this actually happened:
And somehow, its even more cursed.
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Hopefully they are already working on the v1.01 Lawson/Tsunoda patch
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MagpieRacer
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By the time they get that update approved, Hadjar, Riccardo, Vettel and Verstappens niece will have all been in the seat.
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Reverse circuits sounds great though, I can't wait to try out Aps and Akuzus.
Krap Trebla not so much - though that also happens to be my darts nickname.
Krap Trebla not so much - though that also happens to be my darts nickname.
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no VR = no buy for me
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This franchise has really gone downhill over the years, it's not even a sim anymore and the cars feel arcadey to drive.
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Welcome to the world of yearly sports titles. You're very rarely going to get major updates in a franchise that releases annually, largely due to adjustments in areas like physics and graphics being pretty major undertakings to get done in less than a years time, especially if you want said changes to actually be good changes.
In the past when I used to occasionally dabble with sports games, I would usually play releases 3 years apart to see major changes within a franchise outside of roster adjustments.
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MagpieRacer
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The fact they have finally made it just for new generation hardware only gives me some hope it could be worth buying.
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They also need to fix his kit now
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- evildave333
Correct assumption (little more than an update), be worth picking up in one of the end-of-year sales though. EA have the right idea with WRC adding yearly reasonably priced upgrades. With F1 it has to be a full release as the F1 licence is milking EA as much as they milk the consumer. Greed milkshake!
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I still like these games, never understand the negativity towards them although I know repackaging an update as a whole new game is a large part of it. But I don’t think I’m getting this at launch this year simply because I’m not ready for it yet! I play through the seasons chronologically, always have, and I’ve not even made a real start on F1 23 yet. So even though in previous years I’ve bought the game anyway, this time I don’t see the point especially if it’s another minor improvement.
But when I finally get round to a 2025 season I’ll enjoy it thoroughly, I’m sure.
But when I finally get round to a 2025 season I’ll enjoy it thoroughly, I’m sure.
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