NigelWeber

The trigger vibration definitely doesn't (if it's suppose to or not is another question).

I'd love to know what controller settings/sensitivities they're using because it is incredibly twitchy and no way has the full motion of steering as a wheel.

Reading this just highlights the fact of how barebones this game is :S Have any of the features mentioned above been implemented in past games? I swear some of them have. Which is doubly disappointing.

Guys I'm curious.. Where does this game rank compared to all the previous games in terms of the state of the game upon release? The last F1 game I played before this one was F1 2012. I don't remember it being too bad other than the usual latency issues etc. I remember car setups were broken cos the league I was in forced everyone to not use any higher springs than 6-6 or something for a while... I think I remember F1 2010 having some very annoying 'going slower than limiter' pit lane bug that never got fixed?

Just want to add I experienced my first safety car in my first and only career (50% race distance), at Spa. I have no idea what caused it to come out; there was heavy rain though. And I think it was buggy too. I never caught up to a train of cars behind the safety car. Then it went in the pits and went racing again. Anyway, just want to say be careful what you wish for with developers in general. They are notoriously bad at being relative and always overdo balance decisions to the other extreme. I don't want to see a safety car every race.

Ha I just finished a race on Suzuka in my career and also thought that bump was a bit much (just before the main straight). The only way to mitigate it is to accelerate towards the outside of the corner (on the left handside) while keeping the car as straight as possible until after the bump.

I've had one set of transfers so far in my 1st/only career playthrough, for Austria also. Mercedes foretellingly let Bottas go, but hilariously ruin it by Gasly being the replacement lol. Granted he wasn't in the driver line up at all due to Butler.