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F1 2010 – Weather Q&A Answers

Posted on May 24th, 2010 in F1 2010 – 5 Comments

Codemasters has released the answers of their newest developer Q&A session about their upcoming F1 2010 title for the PC, Xbox 360 and the Playstation 3.

This time, the questions focus on the title’s weather system as many gamers are very interested in details om this feature. With the physics part of the upcoming title still somewhat in doubt from a sim racing perspective, the title’s weather system has been one of the features that has sparked most interest in the community.

Following their maiden Formula One title that was released only for the Playstation Portable and the Nintendo Wii, Codemasters will be bringing the 2010 Formula One season to the PC, the Xbox 360 and the Playstation 3. F1 2010 has been confirmed to be released in September 2010.

Read Codemasters Weather Q&A Answers Here


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  • http://racingrenders.com F1Racer

    Regardless of how the physics might turn out, CM clearly don’t seem to be adopting an ‘arcade’ approach to this game. The weather and its effects on the player and AI is getting to be 2nd in complexity only to Flight Sim X (or FS9).

    Pity though that racimg sims never allow the option to download real world weather like in FSX.

  • ScHiRoCk

    [i]In F1 generally drivers seem to find more grip OFF the racing line, will this be apparent in game and if so will AI drivers take different lines.

    AI drivers have slight variation in the lines they take anyway, but we’re not including the ability to gain additional grip off-line as that’s far too subtle for the vast majority of players to pick up on. At present you’ll lose grip going offline, especially as a session wears on because marbles form off-line.[/i]

    FAIL imo

  • Timber

    ScHiRoCk: [i]In F1 generally drivers seem to find more grip OFF the racing line, will this be apparent in game and if so will AI drivers take different lines.AI drivers have slight variation in the lines they take anyway, but we’re not including the ability to gain additional grip off-line as that’s far too subtle for the vast majority of players to pick up on. At present you’ll lose grip going offline, especially as a session wears on because marbles form off-line.[/i]FAIL imo

    The person who sent in that question is stupid. How prepostrous is that, more grip off the racing line. :lol: :lol:

    There is absolutely NO grip off the racing line, I mean why else do race drivers drive the ideal line. Man, what a dumb question that was.

  • kevmscotland

    The only exzception to that rule is in wet weather ofcourse, where Rubber build up can actually make the racing line rather slippery.

    Check back to Bahrain where they were taking the last corner differently for this reason.

    Other than that, your right, wouldnt be called the racing line otherwise -.-

  • ScHiRoCk

    Timber:
    The person who sent in that question is stupid. How prepostrous is that, more grip off the racing line.
    There is absolutely NO grip off the racing line, I mean why else do race drivers drive the ideal line. Man, what a dumb question that was.

    I’m sorry, but you call this a stupid question… Well your answer is even more stupid. During rain there is more grip off the racingline…

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