F1 2015

Jogo perfeito, nada de lacração como manda o normal , o cara tem relação com toda mulher que aparece na história, e as mulheres são extremamente lindas, sexualizadas e femininas, nada de cabelo pink e nem fazer missões que vc fuma maconha ou chupa uma pessoa do mesmo sexo, história fantastica, gameplay fantastica, só comprem e sejam felizes!!

[h1]The best part about this game is that you can stop Hamilton from winning a title.[/h1] F1 2015 follows on from its predecessor and is in many ways a similarly disappointing title. In spite of (or perhaps because of) being built on a new engine, this game feels incredibly barebones and fundamentally unfinished. For example, the below modes are missing which were present in 2014: [list] [*]Career mode [*]Season challenge [*]Scenario mode [*]Time attack [*]Co-op season [/list] Just on this basis, there is valid cause for concern. The "career" is now called Championship Season, which essentially sees you play out the season as one of the existing drivers. At the season's conclusion, you start again from scratch. No progression, limited replayability, little incentive to do it again. There is also Pro Season, which is essentially the same thing with assists turned off, cockpit camera view forced, full length races etc., but this is really the sum total of the single player experience. For reasons only Codemasters can explain, they also added the possibility to play the 2014 season in this game (WHY?) but it suffers from the same limited game modes, leaving you to ponder what the point was. Surely that effort could have been better redirected to include one of the aforementioned modes? But wait, there is more to dissuade you. F1 2015 was notoriously buggy at launch and even today (obviously well beyond the end of support), it still has more than its fair share of glitches. I was fortunate to not experience too many myself, but a quick search will point out how many bugs are still present. The one which got me a few times was having part of my screen go black - the only way I found to resolve this was to pause and resume. There were also a few freezes and crashes to the desktop, which are annoying enough on their own. The physics are quite problematic, which is a huge problem in a game based on racing. The crash physics in particular are comical and may be worth a few laughs. The penalty system is inconsistent at best: sometimes you get flagged for an incident which was not your fault at all, other times you can ram someone off track and get away with it. In another blow to realism, there is also absolutely no safety car in this game - real or virtual. If there is an incident, there may be yellow flags for a few seconds, following which normal racing resumes at full speed. What were Codemasters thinking? With all of that being said, there are still some positives however. Graphically, it is a step forward from 2014 and still holds up quite well today. Engine sound is massively improved from the horribly flat and soulless 2014 engines, but it is still not great - either way, a noticeable improvement and worth mentioning. Controller support is quite decent considering the time of release, but be warned: you may not be able to get your wheel working correctly (I gave up quickly trying to get my Moza R5 working here). This is essentially where the positives end - a disappointingly short list. F1 2015 just feels unfinished and spartan as a whole. If you wish to see genesis of the current engine, you can see it here - but you really will lose very little by giving this one a miss. Along with 2014, seemingly the worst entry in the series. Played on Windows 11 x64. P.S. RIP Jules Bianchi.