Thats very true, I'm really torn between the 3 teams suggested as I personally really like all 3 teams. I may need to do a few laps with each team and see which car feels more for me?
How are the AI on F1 2018? And what difficulty would you recommend?
You could definitely do some Grand Prix races to get a feel for the cars if you'd like.
Difficulty all comes down to your skill level, knowledge and ability to adapt.
I started at around 70-75 in F1 2018 (as I did with Project Cars 1-2), because I haven't driven a F1 game in way too many years.
Though I am not even close to be a pro, I quickly moved up to 85-90, and currently rolling at 90 with Williams. I should probably move it up to 100, because with my seriously lacking Williams, I can still compete with the top 6 cars, and even go for the win in some cases.
The AI themselves are really good I think. They will not give up their position easily, and if you manage to overtake them, they will fight you back for it. If you watch some of the better F1 drivers on youtube, you can see that they often get divebombed by the AI and they must really fight with the AI for any and all things.
But that's not to say that the AI is too good, or too overpowered. It's balanced out so that the AI makes mistakes, misjudges braking points, really screws up tire strategy/pit strategy and whatnot. Don't think i've had 1 race yet where all drivers have completed the race. Always someone with mechanical failure or someone crashing. And thats fine. Thats actually alot like real life.
Funny side note; in the last couple of races, i've been battling the Ferrari cars on positions, and 2/2 races when it starts to rain late in the race (say last 25% of a race), the Ferrari cars are not switching to intermediates early enough, or not at all. It's quite funny to overtake Kimi on the last lap of Monza because he is still on Softs, when my Inters are 10 seconds a lap faster. Came back from being 30 seconds behind him, to finish 5 seconds infront. Another Ferrari blunder!
