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And then Ferrari rather jumps in bed with Sauber.
I am just curious how many times will Grosjean's life be in the danger due to brake issues :P
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FIA Formula One 2018 |OT| Halo: Racing Evolved
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And then Ferrari rather jumps in bed with Sauber.
I am just curious how many times will Grosjean's life be in the danger due to brake issues :P
Red bull things I guess haha. But Max's helmet at Spa was really cool, i was hoping for something like that.
Those Haas pics haha, precision automation indeed
Here's some links to the reveals, since some of you people still love to talk about things here without linking a damn thing.
it really bugs me! Stop doing it! Link shit!! haha
The car just looks strange, like it's a mismatch of different pieces put together. I'm really at a loss to describe how it looks.
Maybe they used dark color on purpose, to hide some details - front wing and sidepod aero are placeholders. Plus car looks much better on renders :D
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Since it's a render, they could hide the details much easier by simply omitting them, heh.
Their actual race drivers need as much time in the car as possible.
Well... it's still odd...
It makes the Halo look like an Eagle peeking out the top of the cockpit.
It looks weird with the black background. Will be interesting to see what it looks like on track.
I think it looks way better like that.Well... it's still odd...
I am not sure it would be legal for long by the way, i ve heard of a plan to put leds on the outer surface of the halo to show spectators the car is in its fastest lap, or other things like that. That would also explain why there are no monetized spaces on the halo (unless i have missed something with my less than stellar eyes, and not counting ferrari test last year).
My favorite meta joke resulting from that game is that the McHonda engine development was broken to the point of making players despair - on top of already starting out heavily underpowered. Dat realism.
Being able to manage your engine components is also very nice. Do wish stuff would break randomly more often, though. I had one moment where something broke during quali and I had only limited time to get a run in. It may screw you over sometimes, but I feel like that's kinda part of it.
I actually don't know what major things they can realistically improve about the offline experience. Sure they can always improve graphics and sound while trying to keep it as bug-free as possible, but killer features?
There are things like including junior feeder series, driver market changes during career and VR support, yes, but the first few are licensing hell and VR would only be a pull for a very niche audience (those prefer to play hardcore sims).
You know that's not gonna happen in this era. Crashes and destruction is not the image F1 wants to have.
[Engine sounds stop]
"Wait... is that normal? Are we supposed to clap?"
Can't blame them, they're not used to having a running power unit.
Yeah I heard about that, it was hilarious and imo they should've left some Honda power of failures option hidden in the menus. I still plan to start a new career with McLaren and have Alonso as a teammate. :)
Yep I enjoyed it and I just bought F1 2017, I just didn't want to do this at full price because it's not exactly a brand new game. I imagine F1 2018 will be a harder decision for me after it releases, because I like the T-cams in F1 games and that's where halo fucks everything up. ;)
So do i... but for safety reasons FOM might be against the depiction of 2018 F1s without a halo T-T
I hope they correct the animation bug on the animation of plugging the hot air hoses going to the tire blankets in the garage. The clipping bug makes me cringe and it's the exact same in 2017 and 2016... zero work done on that front.
They need to scenarize the interactions between driver and manager... always the same sentences is .... well it feels unfinished and repetitive.