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[OzzietechRacing]

im with you would have much rather seen F3 than the Supercars etc

[nismo]

Glad I'm not the only one who thinks F1 games do a pretty bad job at giving the driver feedback.
I'm mostly a controller player, don't even use vibration, and I don't usually have this issue in other games. I've played F1 2021 recently and all the inputs feel so numb, I can never read what the car is doing and it just doesn't seem right.

One thing I also hope they fix is the gamepad steering filter too, it's one of the worst (if not the worst) steering filter I've ever seen in a game.
Initial reaction is slow and then the driver just yeets the steering wheel, this feels extremely awkward around long turns since you feel like you're not giving the car enough steering only for it to turn too much a moment later. They could make the steering rate linear, like the majority of games, or make the initial turn in faster and slow down until max lock, kind of how it actually works with a steering wheel.

I've been very disappointed in Codemasters recently, I feel like DR1 was their last good game and recent releases have had so many issues in their design philosophies.

[GregzVR]

I've not bought/played an official F1 game since F1 2013 and the first Classic Content drop on the PS3! VR finally arriving, has brought me back!
Yeah, I'm _that_ guy! XD

[BongoBaggins]

In stuff like Skyrim yeah, I understand the desire to customise your character and surroundings, but what the hell is the point in personal cosmetics in a racing game? And one which be replaced in 12 months

[harrisonosirrah]

I got 2017 and 2019. I was gunna grab this for the new cars. But with EA its always best to wait and see. Maybe I'll grab it when i'm hurting for racing during the summer break.

[redbullsauberpetronas]

Feels like this year they're setting it up for more and more monetization, EA influence is getting stronger

[GethAndroid]

It's a bit of a stretch to call circuit updates a new feature. That's more something that should be expected to keep in line with the current F1 Championship. As for pitstop errors, I feel it'll be a bit of a gimmick and more annoying than adding much to the game. I haven't played an F1 game since 2018. It just never feels new enough to justify playing again. The animations still look the same since 2012 and the physics a bit too simplified as usual. Now with EA in charge I feel F1 is becoming another generic 6/10 yearly release racing game to tick off the box for their release schedule.