CarloLewis

I encountered a bug this morning, not been able to recreate it, mainly because I don't fancy wasting 30 minutes trying. Xbox One X - Logitech G920 - Career mode - Hungary - 25% distance Race Found myself at the back due to a crash and needing to change my wing fairly early in the race and my tires were pretty worn. The race winner had crossed the line about 45 seconds before I was rounding the last corner. I proceed to squeeze the throttle a little too hard and proceed to spin out resulting in terminal damage about 100 yards before the finish line. Naturally I was devastated, mainly because it was my own fault. The race summary at the end confirms that it was a DNF. However, when I get to the rivalry screen, I received a point for finishing the race in both of my rivalries. I'm assuming that this point is incorrectly being awarded due to the race being classed as finished when the race leader crossed the line and you are still in the race.

Hi @BarryBL, Yes you are correct, that is the 'point' (didn't know what else to call it) that I meant. I got 2 rivalry points for the race, 'Fastest lap' and 'Finished race' One thing that I did forget to mention, is that I also have flashbacks turned off. Unfortunately I'm away with work all week so won't get chance to retest, nor am I really willing to as @sloppysmusic stated, this would impact my career save. I'd like to think though that this is a simple error that the team could find. Basically the point is probably being awarded as soon as the winner crosses the line and the countdown to the end of the race appears.

Maybe, still not sure that it would be correct in this instance. As you said that you don't play career, you have rivalries with other drivers, one is your teammate, the other you choose. Each race you and the other drivers can score a point in the following categories: Finished race, Fastest lap, Penalty free, Finish position v the other driver, And one other that I can't remember off the top of my head. I believe I was incorrectly (although gladly in this instance) awarded a point.

I'm part Welsh, but born and raised in Birmingham so...

Hi all, I'm wondering if anyone else has experienced something similar to the below. It's happened once before but I took no real notice. I'm in my first season at Williams and had just completed FP1 in Hungary, perfecting all 3 practice programmes that I attempted. I also completed some team and R&D objectives. I had no bumps (sim damage enabled and no flashbacks) so the car was fully intact. I can't remember what my fastest lap was or where I ranked but I know that I was faster than my teammate. I received a total of 325 resource points for the session. EDIT: There was no interview after the session. However, upon advancing to the Reputation screen, my reputation has plummeted with my current team and a slight loss with all other teams except one, and I'm at a complete loss as to why. My respect level increased. This is frustrating as I have been slowly building the reputation as I am slowly getting better at the game. The car is still bottom of the performance charts and I've been hitting my performance targets. Plus, this all happened in practice. Why would I lose reputation in practice of I didn't crash?

Nope. My current objective (Finish 15tg or higher) was completed in the previous race. My thinking is that there was simply a big/glitch where an interview was triggered but not displayed and because I still have the timer on, a bad answer has been auto selected.

Thanks for the responses. I'll edit my post for clarity, but there was no interview after the session. The rep just tanked. The only reason I'm annoyed is because it is a driving factor when it comes to negotiations, and that is where you can speed up development and faster pit stops etc.

Firstly, this is a game and people are free to enjoy it how they wish. I wouldn't say one is better than the other. With that being said, I think there are two parts to being considered good at this game. Being a good driver and being a good racer. If someone can beat the AI at 110 while using assists, then they're clearly a good racer. If another person can drive without any assists but on a lower AI then they are a good driver. The aim for me was to conquer no assists first and then slowly increase the AI level. That is now at 90 but I struggle with the racing element, knowing when/where to attempt an overtake and how to defend.

From memory, we didn't have the option to turn the halo column off on release day, the option came in a later version so there is still a chance. I play with the column on, but this can become an issue on straights where your braking reference is directly ahead or there is a car idirectly in front of you and you can't judge their braking.

Pretty please CM?

But they don't even work in the Xbox UI, or any game, not just F1 so this isn't a Codemasters issue.