I'll continue to touch it as long as Codemasters fixes the game.


Of course the game has trophies... and yes, they're bugged.

I didn't earn 2 of the trophies which I was supposed to get.
One being race an entire long weekend without switching to any other views other than the cockpit. I did all, practice 1-3, qualifying (heck I even did Q1-Q3) and the race at 100% distance, I didn't get the trophy.




Theres another one I forgot about.

Choose a track no one knows.
Yeongnam, South Korean track.

I got that too.
But one thing I noticed is that we can somehow... "fake" the tyre puncture if we pit on the 2nd or 3rd lap of the race.

What I did was starting on prime tyres, then on the 3rd lap I pit in for the options.
And made it last the whole race.
Sure it'll feel like you'll be skating on ice after 30 laps, but atleast it is manageable.. don't have to tyre change 5 times in a race.

I suggest for new players, turn on TC to medium and turn on ABS.
Turn off brake assist no matter what, even if it is your first time playing an F1 game.

Brake assist + F1 = no no.

@evo

I thought it was 3, 5 and 7 years?
Not 1, 5 and 7?

Or is the PC version different?

I haven't touched the game for a day.
May lay it down until CM patches it.

Busy hacking zombies...

But from the game, I like the Yeognam track... pretty challenging circuit.
I think it may need a few modifications in a couple of corners, but otherwise I think when they go down to Korea and race in a month's time, it should be an interesting race (of course, IF the track passes the examination).

That's because you aren't driving fast enough.

There are alot more bugs that they didn't explain and they are IMO, game-breaking if it happens often.

- AI hitting you and you being penalised but the AI isn't.
- AI having Q3 quali lap times RIGHT FROM THE RACE START.
- Tyres bursting if not playing on 100% race length.
- Dry tyres being as fast as wet tyres in the rain (yea, holy sh!t).

Really... instead of them explaining how their AI works, I think it is more important to address these issues first.