New patch and patch notes: v1.05

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Issues with red flags, equal performance in two-player Career, and more have been addressed
The first F1® 23 patch (v1.05) will be available to download across Xbox, PlayStation, and PC platforms in the coming days.

Here are the changes that will be made with this patch:

Fixed an issue where Two Player Career was incorrectly using equal performance instead of realistic performance
Fixed an issue where Safety Car and Formation Lap were disabled in 25% short race distances
Fixed an issue where players could be removed from Multiplayer lobbies when interacting with some system menus
Fixed an issue where some players could experience FPS drops at night races
Fixed an issue where cars would incorrectly collide when the setting 'Collisions off for first lap only' was enabled
Fixed an issue where the game would crash with an additional career F2 save active
Fixed an issue where finishing positions would be incorrect after a Red Flag
Fixed an issue where TrueForce was not applied for Logitech wheels on Playstation and PC
Fixed an issue where the car would hit a wall driving out of the 11th garage at Monaco causing damage
Fixed an issue where switching between 'Performance' and 'Quality' graphics modes caused FPS issues on Xbox Series X
Fixed an issue when an F1 World goal expires while a bonus goal is active resulting in an error message
Corrected the 'Renault Driver Academy' to the 'Alpine Driver Academy' in Single Player Career
Fixed an issue where, with certain settings enabled, the Virtual Rear View Mirror would be present when looking backwards
Fixed an issue where sponsors decals would not appear on race suits and helmets in My Team
Fixed an issue where players were getting stuck on the grid in Chapter 7 in Braking Point
Fixed an issue where the strategy change after damage wouldn't appear on the Voice Command display
General Stability Improvements
Various Minor Fixes

https://www.ea.com/games/f1/f1-23/news/f1-23-patch-notes-v105?isLocalized=true

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Well, in my opinion they will not do optimization...

Menus will still using a loot of CPU for nothing.

Raytracing will still consuming a loot of fps/gpu for nothing too...

Game will still bluuuuuured

And maybe they will not fix DLSS performance :/

[Navigator]

Well, what did you expect?
Last years there were problems, some even 10 years ago and are still in there: there are guys here thinking they must have fixed it this year, but I have no clue as to where they get it from.......

Every year, the same broken game is put out with a lick of paint and some "new features", but all problems are still there and you pay a new high for the damn thing.
Then they do a few patches, fixing a pixel in the footwell of the Williams and that's about it, just to be able to say they have put out patches.

[арем]

I'm still waiting for a patch so that the game can be accessed with a non-avx processor

[DonDyy]

Originally posted by арем:

I'm still waiting for a patch so that the game can be accessed with a non-avx processor

same, however I dont think they will patch it... :/

[Greco]

Originally posted by арем:

I'm still waiting for a patch so that the game can be accessed with a non-avx processor

How old is your CPU? Intel has had AVX instruction compatibility since 2011

[BigCheese]

I really hope they can improve the AA. It could be and should be a nice looking game.

[Bendingo]

Yeah, this is the last F1 game I will purchase as long as codemasters and EA are handling the license.

2nd year in a row now where VR and major bugs are completely ignored.

Any bug report on the forum related to VR is completely ignored.

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Originally posted by Bendingo:

Yeah, this is the last F1 game I will purchase as long as codemasters and EA are handling the license.

2nd year in a row now where VR and major bugs are completely ignored.

Any bug report on the forum related to VR is completely ignored.

I think all the games launched on mid of season have this problems...

[VaeliusNoctu]

Originally posted by Navigator:

Well, what did you expect?
Last years there were problems, some even 10 years ago and are still in there: there are guys here thinking they must have fixed it this year, but I have no clue as to where they get it from.......

Every year, the same broken game is put out with a lick of paint and some "new features", but all problems are still there and you pay a new high for the damn thing.
Then they do a few patches, fixing a pixel in the footwell of the Williams and that's about it, just to be able to say they have put out patches.

Yep, that's why I'm still happy with F1 2020. The most stable F1 game with all features and the classic F1 cars.

All F1 games after F1 2020 are a downgrade. F1 2019 looked better than F1 2020 Graphically, if you can do without the few changes and can live without the My Team mode, F1 2019 may even be better than F1 2020. But as I said, both are very good.

I also don't understand why there are still players who pre-order the game every time and are still surprised to be disappointed by EA/Codemasters again and again.

F1 2021, F1 2022 and it will continue happily Pre Ordered. The developer/publisher will never change his approach if it keeps working.

And I'm only talking about the F1 series. I mean there are also other games that are published by this team according to the same pattern.

So sorry, who then still Pre Ordered can not claim to be a victim.

I got F1 2021 on the Steam Sale along with the Deluxe Edition of Heat for €20. Heat was worth the money and I even really liked the story of F1 2021, but then I uninstalled it because it was junk. F1 2022 lol and F1 2023 maybe in the sale for 5-10€ when it's fixed.

This is how you should treat everything from EA/Codemasters. Buy in Sale for 5-10€.

[арем]

Originally posted by Greco:

How old is your CPU? Intel has had AVX instruction compatibility since 2011

I7 920. I took it because at the time of purchase it was the best for the money that I could afford

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