Doesn’t mean they’re right. If you look at Russell’s pov he’s turning right and just as Max is passing him to take the inside line Russell corrects to the left and bumps into Max forcing him to drive off. If Russell did it deliberately then he’s is at fault and if he did it accidentally it’s a racing incident.
No. Vettel got a 10 second stop-go and 3 penalty points for essentially the same thing. 3 penalty points is fair. You can disagree on the 10 second ban and I will agree that it should’ve been a a clear disqualification (assuming the rulebook allows something like that) or at the very least a 10 second stop-go. 3 race ban is just overkill and a lifetime ban would be completely idiotic.
Piastri knows that to defend against Max you need to defend like Max. And he has the skills to do it so as long as he isn’t caught completely off guard, like in Imola, he’ll be fine.
I think to really have space for overtaking they need to go-kart that shit. Maybe even figure out how to get power ups on the track and go full Mario kart. I want to see Max get blue shelled just before the finish line. That’s the kind of Monaco GP I’d watch.
While the qualis are always good in Monaco points are awarded for racing not qualifying and races themselves are generally a snorefest.
I can appreciate qualis but I watch F1 for the racing. If I want watch something time trial style then I’d rather WRC than F1.
Just take some basic safety steps, like discharging the capacitor and you’ll be fine
You already lost the average gamer at “discharging the capacitor”.
Because the verification system doesn’t take performance into consideration at all. It’s more of a “how much effort does it take to get the game running” indicator.
Young me got that lesson when trying to play ARMA 2 on a 5400RPM HDD. It would run 60FPS if I didn’t move but as soon as I started moving the game started stuttering. When I installed it on a 7200RPM HDD the game no longer had any performance issues.
It all comes down to what specs the game was designed for and I imagine most modern open world games are designed for SSD-s. Putting them on HDDs will absolutely have a negative effect.
My original wild prediction was that Hitech would take over Alpine F1 team in 2026 and Oakes puts Paul Aron in one seat and the other seat would’ve gone to the driver who did better this year, so probably Gasly. But I found it odd why they’d bring in Briatore if the team would go to Hitech. I guess I got my answer.
I have no idea what the plan is for Alpine now, except that Doohan is definitely getting kicked for Colapinto, Aron ain’t getting a seat and Gasly has a lifeline until Briatore finds someone more southern to replace him. I liked my original prediction more but there is a positive here. At least I have a team to hate-watch because I’m definitely not going to cheer for that old codger.
Looks like he barely got over 40 so I probably missed a few points somewhere because I had him at 38.
I’m not sure if I’m tallying up his points wrong but I don’t think he has the super license points to come in this year. He needs to finish F2 in the top 10 to meet the F1 requirements for next year.
A company can become more agile with layoffs if you have a bunch of useless middle managers who exist only to justify their existence and you lay them off.
I don’t remember who but someone made a good example with the “this is fine” meme in Clair Obscur. Someone on the development team came up with the idea and it probably took a day or two to set up. So they took a day or two and it’s in the game. Had the game been made by Ubisoft that meme would’ve never ended up in the game because the idea would’ve gone through 5 different managers who need to give their blessing (because none of them want to take the full responsibility in case it sucks), then it goes through legal to make sure there’s no infringement, then through pr to make sure it’s not somehow offensive. Eventually a week has passed and management is still deciding if it should be implemented. Finally it gets canned because the time spent on making the decision had already made it too costly to implement. Something that could’ve been done in a day took a week and nothing got done.
But I’d be surprised if that kind of downsizing is what Jagex had in mind.