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Shop around, and buy 2018 - bugs and quirks aside (which '17 had plenty of anyway) - it's a better handling model and a more involving career mode. I haven't got to this yet, but it could add some spice if you want to complete multiple seasons. There is also the aspect of rule changes, meaning some R&D might be reset unless you spend R&D points to protect it into the next season. In '17 it was all about "complete x pitstops for faster pitstops", "complete y practice programs to make R&D take 1 less week" - all completely unrealistic. Extra points and cost reductions all meaning upgrades can be quicker.Ĭontract negotiations are different, and you can actively punt for the areas in your team you want to be better, should you meet the contract obligations that you set, and that it is accepted. More points seem to be awarded, and if you praise a department (you are forced to be positive in the press interview part, just to get these bonuses) you can reduce cost and failure rate for a R&D department. This means that you can skip one practice program and still get all of the R&D points, whereas all programs needed completing in '17. '18 lets you kind of muscle a understeering setup/car around bends more, by just slipping the rear end.Ĭareer mode seems more interesting, and extra practice program in the form of ERS management, which sometimes seems buggy or over challenging, but is quite nice. 2018 cars have a looser rear end, but that's not saying that you just donut the whole time (but you can actually do donuts in '18, not in '17). The only way 2017 cars drove around corners properly is when you had a top 2 team or were in career mode and developed the front wing a lot. 2017 felt like the car was constantly under-steering in an unnatural way, you can't just apply more throttle and Alonso your way around a bend. Yeah, there are similar bugs and some other annoying ones, but fundamentally the car handles soo much better. 2018 is a big step up in terms of a more enjoyable driving experience. Codemasters have hinted that they are looking into it, and may change it again (although not just swap it back) in the future.īut as far as the game goes.Codemasters reversed the change to medium TC, so that it now still seems an unfairly fast assist, but at least the game has more appeal to the majority of pad players.
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