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F1 2018
- Thread starter Mañjuśrī
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Lyric Suite
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So is this for keeps?
Lyric Suite
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Knewl. For the record, is there any point in playing any of the others? I know 2013 is famous, but it's also impossible to buy, apparently. The rest i can get for a couple bucks on GT2A (lul), but looking at them they all seem to be the same.
2019 is generally considered the best right now afaik. 2020 is more of the same except with a new track, AI can make mistakes, and a team management mode; we'll have to see how it turns out after all the patches are done.
But the big changes are going to come in 2021 (presumably), as the cars irl are being redesigned so that the aerodynamic turbulence that each car has behind them is reduced, allowing for more overtaking and battling. Teams will be restricted on how much they can spend so that there's less disparity between the top teams and the bottom, and the introduction of standardised parts, which should have a decent knock-on effect onto how F1 2021 will play.
https://www.formula1.com/en/latest/...changes-explained.2dCtCkxNofk20K1B4rJwTk.html
But the big changes are going to come in 2021 (presumably), as the cars irl are being redesigned so that the aerodynamic turbulence that each car has behind them is reduced, allowing for more overtaking and battling. Teams will be restricted on how much they can spend so that there's less disparity between the top teams and the bottom, and the introduction of standardised parts, which should have a decent knock-on effect onto how F1 2021 will play.
https://www.formula1.com/en/latest/...changes-explained.2dCtCkxNofk20K1B4rJwTk.html
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