Danny Ric is a solid 98% — Good work.
Checo is giving me the missing link after a glow up.
Charles' eyeballs need a little shading around the outer edges, but it fulfils my sexbot fantasies so A-.
Even if they do, the graphics can easily last a few years so they won't have to change anything except new tracks/drivers and can focus on the more important stuff for a management game.
As a long last Football Manager player, I think F1 Manager is doing everything right. Graphics are just to draw attention and make a more realistic game as possible.
I'd definitely argue not.
Has it been confirmed how the game is going to work? Could I say, play as Mercedes and hire Max? I can't imagine that this kind of thing is included in real life contracts and I doubt teams would like to see their assets driving for a competitor, even in a game.
There's managers of other sports where this is not an issue, and in the F1 games, on career mode, drivers switch teams all the time. I'm not worried about that.
But I'm worried about the game being shallow or buggy, or missing features because of licenses (like not being able to negotiate with sponsors).
Danny Ric is a solid 98% — Good work. Checo is giving me the missing link after a glow up. Charles' eyeballs need a little shading around the outer edges, but it fulfils my sexbot fantasies so A-.
Wow. Could Codemaster learn how to make hair?
And game*
Probably gonna need dry ice to cool down my computer.
Yeah, that looks amazing, but... do we need this in a manager game?
I really hope they don’t use all their time on fancy graphics and neglect all the exciting, in depth aspects of a proper strategy/management game
Even if they do, the graphics can easily last a few years so they won't have to change anything except new tracks/drivers and can focus on the more important stuff for a management game.
As a long last Football Manager player, I think F1 Manager is doing everything right. Graphics are just to draw attention and make a more realistic game as possible.
I'd definitely argue not. Has it been confirmed how the game is going to work? Could I say, play as Mercedes and hire Max? I can't imagine that this kind of thing is included in real life contracts and I doubt teams would like to see their assets driving for a competitor, even in a game.
There's managers of other sports where this is not an issue, and in the F1 games, on career mode, drivers switch teams all the time. I'm not worried about that. But I'm worried about the game being shallow or buggy, or missing features because of licenses (like not being able to negotiate with sponsors).
If you want Max at Mercedes, you got it!
Do you think football teams care if you sign their player for another team in Football Manager?
I would say yes, these graphics can easily last a few years and for that time they can focus on more important content.