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FIA Formula One 2018 |OT| Halo: Racing Evolved
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Watching FP1 right now... can't see much with the onboard camera isn't it. lol.
edit: T one centered on top is ugly but decent. The side one I don't know why they even bother.
Totally self inflicted too.
Procedural stuff should be a no brainer really. Just silly. Puts a right dampener on things for the home crowd too. Bah.
I think they mean getting the penalty was daft, not the rule broken.
At least that's how I feel about it.
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They have actually given him a milder penalty than the one they would normally give, though. Here is the full brief: https://i.redd.it/fnvydko4ghn01.jpg
Are you saying we won't see many overtakes? :(
Can't wait for RBs to fight like hell in the corners only to fail trying to overtake at the straights.
Now do that comparison with the race sims instead of the fastest laps. The Haas difference is astonishing.
Are you saying Ferrari should've kept the old car? Nice. Hopefully one of the Haas can squeeze between the Ferrari.
Verstappen 0.068s behind Hamilton and kimi 0.150 behind Hamilton. On average i suppose on long stints.
The central pillar at least should be transparent for non-stereoscopic displays. That's arguably more realistic than just pretending the player is a cylcops as usual.
Re the removal of the Halo - it's a non-starter for two reasons: 1, the cars would have been designed for it, so you're committing a redesign for whoever removes it, which leads to 2) if there is an aerodynamic advantage to removing the Halo, then if you're a driver you're not going to want to be at a disadvantage.
The camera placement thing is a byproduct of it - the Halo itself's task is more important than the cameras task. If they have not considered or done anything with regards to the camera placements that makes me think 1) they have accepted things the way they are or 2) they accept that the Halo is a short term solution until something like the Indycar Shield is brought into F1.
The camera placement thing is a byproduct of it - the Halo itself's task is more important than the cameras task. If they have not considered or done anything with regards to the camera placements that makes me think 1) they have accepted things the way they are or 2) they accept that the Halo is a short term solution until something like the Indycar Shield is brought into F1.
You could have the halo for a couple seconds then dither it to oblivion in a couple more to get a clear view. That way you know there s one on the car (at the start of the installation lap) but it does not bother in cockpit mode.
I only play tcam view, which this also ruins.
Guess I'll stick to older games.
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I've been looking for this sessions info with no joy.
What does it look like for each team on long run pace?
Edit I see the top teams above but the juicy stuff is still missed.
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I don't understand why they didn't mandate a spot on top of the halo for a camera mount. The minimal aerodynamic impact is greatly outweighed by giving the audience a proper show.
I'm surprised a person named 'mute' had problems with a broadcast without commentary. But seriously, it is much nicer.
I'm surprised a person named 'mute' had problems with a broadcast without commentary. But seriously, it is much nicer.
Stroll is only 3 tenths off of Alonso, solidly in the mid pack race, I'm pleasantly surprised, though everyone says Australia isn't actually representative of real pace.
I mean, they still could simply take the Haas and give it a new paint job.
1m28.7s for Hamilton, 1m28.8s for Bottas, 1m29.0s for Verstappen, 1m29.1s for Raikkonen on the same tyres.
Haas found an astonishing 1.7 secs compared to last year.
They should just go full closed cockpits if this is the half assed compromise we have to deal with otherwise. It would look better and be safer.
I thought they'd at least change some cameras around to make it better, but nope.
Doesn't wet qualifying almost guarantee a Hamilton pole unless something really dumb happens?
If it gets wet and stays wet, then yes.
Wet-dry qualifying is what really shakes stuff up.
Knowing Codemasters, it'll be a bulleted new feature for the game.
McLaren finally has the cooling to use the top engine mode.
We all know the rain would just evaporate as it touches the damn thing...snow couldn't even help.