I switched off after 5 mins, it was crap!
I switched off after 5 mins, it was crap!
If they'd used a serious platform like iRacing and had full driver attendance it would be worth watching - this was just a bad joke imo!Just_a_fan wrote: ↑23 Mar 2020, 01:49I hope it dies a swift death. The FIA / FOM should not be doing this instead of real racing.
The fact that the real racers have stayed away says it all.
Well, F1 games are a product for mass entertainment, not aimed at serious sim racers. And that's fine, but then at least FOM should own up to that - and use a different product, actually used by serious sim racers, if they host a serious sim race.
That is not truePyrone89 wrote: ↑22 Mar 2020, 23:25Thx FOM for showing everyone live on TV what an absolute horrible product the F1 games are. Unlike their scripted trailers the handling is arcade and worse the networking implementation is horrible. Maybe this public humiliation will force Codemasters execs to finally shell for proper amount of type of developers.
“Instead”... They are not replacing anything... It’s a simple way to provide content for the fans... There can’t be any races, so between this and having some historical races transmitted, there isn’t a lot else that they can do.Just_a_fan wrote:I hope it dies a swift death. The FIA / FOM should not be doing this instead of real racing.
The fact that the real racers have stayed away says it all.
afaics they could have an entire real F1 season at Silverstone. Take over a hotel, like the Whittlebury Park (which is probably empty) get the minimal race teams there, isolated, tested and quarantined, and the FoM camera crews, and run 10 or 20 races. They could keep it interesting by making the drivers swap teams, 1 or 2 races with every team. Very safe, very watchable, super genuine wdc and wccSmallSoldier wrote: ↑23 Mar 2020, 16:18“Instead”... They are not replacing anything... It’s a simple way to provide content for the fans... There can’t be any races, so between this and having some historical races transmitted, there isn’t a lot else that they can do.