captain red dog wrote:Robbo-92 wrote:F1 is also in the position (games wise) where they could make a game last 2 years, say F1 2021 launches this summer, April or may 2022 they could release F1 2022 DLC, new skins for the cars, drivers updated, car performance updated etc. The cars don’t change massively season to season outside of major rule changes (so F1 2022 would be a brand new game regardless with it being a major change) and this would give them more time to focus on each new game to make it feel like more of an upgrade. Plus it’d keep the online populated for longer (as while I don’t play it, doesn’t it drop off quite quickly?), as well as bringing in a nice chunk of change for them the following year.
Obviously it’s never happened before (as far as I’m aware anyway) and will stand no chance of happening now but it’s nice to dream
I remember thinking that with Grand Prix 2 and 3 back in the day. The yearly updates should be DLC for the most part, but like with the FIFA games it just ain't gonna happen I suppose. FIFA is even worse in some respects as only the players and kit colours change year to year. The mechanics of the game change very little. At least in F1 I guess they can claim they have to alter the engine a little to take into account handling changes on the cars!
Course it’s never going to happen
I just worry F1 will end up with an F1 version of FIFA Ultimate Team
That’ll be EA’s reasoning for not having yearly, DLC updates for FIFA games even if they don’t outwardly say so.
Victor Mildew wrote:One thing I'd love to see above all else in a modern F1 (besides the obvious VR support) is an in-game lap for lap replay of the GP that's just gone, thst you could take part in. Of course, you'd change the outcome of the race just by taking part, so maybe you'd need to be a ghost car or something, but how great would it be to sit behind Hamilton and Verstappen in the previous race and see if you could get past the pair of them for the win?
Now that would be a nice addition! As would VR but I’ve never used VR but imagine racing games are probably the best use for it currently.
One thing I always hope for is really simple, a grid editor so you could replicate the real grid from a race, create your own scenario kind of thing, set up a championship race from years gone by and see if a driver could still finish in the position they needed to win the championship etc.