A few guys do the liveries and rosters and they're almost always up to date-no need for any "mid season updates" when the ratings get updated after every event. One team does the cars and they drive so much better, and even have in-car systems that the official F1 game doesn't replicate. There's a contingent of people on Assetto Corsa who dedicate themselves to bringing a compelling, near-authentic F1 experience. Honestly, sometimes I wonder why I still bother. But if this year is anything to go by, EA will eventually kill off modding and that'll be the true final straw for me.
It feels like one of those awful marriages where the only reason I keep going is because the kids (mods) make it bearable. I haven't bought F1 on console since 2012. I don't remember having this in 2019 and didn't get invested enough in any game since to install honestly don't know how you console guys put up with it year in and out. Of course, a non-masochist, self-respecting individual would just shelve the game until December and wait til at least 1.3, but.tH4T dR1v1nG m0d3l!!!Īlthough I'm looking into this cheat engine and toolkit that's available and wondering if it'll solve most of my problems. Like, right now-do not advance to the next race weekend, just start right the F over.
Between the awful AI, the finding my difficulty level all season, the contracts, the race suits, the inverted resources, the red flag fiasco, the driver ratings being too high and biased against the best drivers and the personnel giving too many buffs (did I forget anything?), it would just make more sense to heavily mod my game and start completely over. The logic I've read behind how the contracts work and therefore would fix themselves seems sound but.Codemasters has trained me to expect the worst at all times. Now my issue becomes whether we're certain that it gets fixed the following season.
Can’t be sure to this point if starting a new career will work🤷🏻♂️
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