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I once read an article from RaceFans featuring an interview with Lee Mather. Mather said a track takes around a year's worth of man hours to build. The article is right here if you want to have a read. I apologize for being a killjoy, but it would be a challenge to construct a whole track in a sim-racing game.

Glad to know. If I'm being honest, I'm too eager to find out.

With all due respect, everyone has their own approach for writing or typing a sentence. People are critiqued differently for how they write/type a sentence. Either if that sentence has proper grammar, punctuation, spelling, linguistics, semantics, and syntax; or if it's all abbreviated words; everyone is different. Perhaps a certain gene in people caused them to write a sentence however they wish, even if it's to Capitalize The First Letter In Each Word, or write words in ALL CAPS. It's what they are accustomed to. A mild fault in a sentence shouldn't be critiqued harshly. I never thought I would become such a smart-A on the internet... I didn't want to infuriate anyone, I wanted to clear something up.

I'm perplexed as to why the Mercedes car can't be shown... ...are they implementing something top-secret into the car? Perhaps the controversial DAS system? ...of course, probably not.

I know it isn't really required to say 'Done', but I've submitted my application.

A bit early to choose or express what ideas should be featured, so I'm gonna wait until the game is released or until a YouTuber explains how the game feels.

I personally don't prefer to have different "variations" of the same game. Like last year's game had the 'Legends Edition" and the regular version. Shouldn't it at least be the same exact game, but either as unlockables or DLC? Buying the same game for a higher price for four new cars sounds more steep than buying the original game with a DLC containing four cars for like ten dollars (dramatization).

Okay, to reduce ambiguity, what I meant was equal cars in Grand Prix mode; not career mode... ...I guess it's not in favour anymore... ...I also wished I said it earlier...

Welcome to the team, mate. Some people like Ben (Tiametmarduk) speculate that the 2020 cars (maybe tracks too) might be added into the 2019 game. After reading several articles, there is no verified date for the 2020 game yet. If I may say a ballpark estimate as to when we may receive any form of announcement of the game, I would shoot hopefully by this month, maybe into next month. My estimate is no longer than by the end of May. If we do get an announcement later than May, I'll be fine with it. But that's just me and my guesses.

Well, at least we can still have a 22-race season on the game.

If there's something that should be added, for single-player especially, it should be equal engines. We've seen equal engines only on multiplayer, and I feel like equal engines should also be a feature for offline single-player.

So, should we be expecting a teaser trailer soon? Like that of F1 2019?

After Codemasters acquired SMS Studios, I at least believe that the next game should have a graphical enhancement over last year's game. SMS's games Project CARS and Project CARS 2 had some very great graphics, so I predict the graphics for F1 2020 would look substantially better than F1 2019.

Each level indicates your overall experience in online racing. After completing a race, you'll earn a certain amount of skill points. This varies depending on your performance in the race. Bronze, silver, and gold are typically your rankings of beginner, skilled, and expert (something like that). The platinum is considered 'Master Rank'. Achieving it requires many hours of racing online (ranked or unranked) and improving your racing style and etiquette.

I do share a mostly-love relationship with the game. But there are some things that aren't right. Yes, the game does look nice, but it's a near carbon-copy of 2018, and 2017. The main things that substantially change each year are the main menu, the roster, the drivers, some animations, sometimes career mode... ...what else...? The appearance and presentation is nice; the overall gameplay is sometimes disappointing. It was the same thing over the past 3 or 4 F1 game titles. Many things we wished for weren't put into the new release. I am way too eager for F1 2020. When it gets announced, I hope it WON'T be a carbon-copy, or ctrl-c-ctrl-v like F1 2019, 2018, 2017, 2016, 20... I'm only hoping it's gonna be a huge uplift from the previous games, and have new appearances and visuals.