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What tracks do you want to see on MM2? + An analysis of the information so far

What tracks do you want to see on MM2? + An analysis of the information so far

As a track design enthusiast, tracks are very important to my immersion in the game. So I looked into what was shown and the footage we have so far is really promising. The tracks have more realistic run-off areas:

Singapore's turn 1 has a much wider run-off, compatible with the speeds we see through there. Many corners have received this treatment.

Also, pit entry/exits have been revised and look much better:

New Vancouver pit exit, now cars will have to follow a line going in and out the pits, causing less trouble.

According to the information we have right now, the game will probably include at least the 16 tracks from the original game, the 5 tracks from mobile games and a new Miami track. This brings the total to twenty two race tracks, which is pretty good as it helps to avoid the repetition of the first game.

Bringing motorcycles to MM is great, but where will they race? Many tracks are based on F1 venues incompatible with bikes, such as Black Sea, Cape Town, Doha, Monaco, Phoenix, Singapore, Sydney, etc. I know being unlincesed and sometimes unrealistic is a strength, but it would be quite jarring to see bikes racing on street tracks.

Big runoff areas on Stewart Island (which is based on Phillip Island, a motorcycle focused track)

With all of that in mind, here are my suggestions for new tracks:

  1. Buenos Aires (based on Autódromo Oscar y Juan Gálvez);
  2. Circuit of the Americas;
  3. Fuji;
  4. Le Mans;
  5. Mandalika;
  6. Munich endurance (Nordschleife);

With these we would have bikes and endurance racing covered. There should be a system in place so that we don't see the WMC racing on the "Nordschleife" and the ERS prioritizes shorter layouts, for example, but I don't want to discuss that right now.

So, what are your thoughts? Did I go to far on my hyperfocus? What places do you wanna see in game? And, last but not least, what would be your ideal racing calendars?

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u/22_Luis — 10 days ago

I just can't with this game anymore.

Tried this race 3 times. First was realizing I couldn't make it without stopping on mediums. Second had an early safety car which I didn't pit for bc I thought it was gonna say out for at least one full lap like it did before. And then with this ine i realize even running on low the entire race with Fuel Economy on STILL won't let Medlin make it without stopping.

I don't see the point in keeping going. I'm managing the wheels off this team to get them to 6th, but unless one of their cars crashes, Rezzato and Windsor ALWAYS end up faster than me. I know its only a matter of time before my chairman gives me the impossible ultimatum that fires me and it'll be over bc Chariot's manager (who I want to take the place of) only has Uneasy status and not At Risk, which I don't see changing because of how slow MacNail and Van Dort are.

Octane Racing's story ends here, stuck in the midfield of the WMC.

u/Green-Client4772 — 11 days ago

Need some help concerning the DLCs and Mods

Hi, I got the game yesterday and saw that one can use mods. Now I am wondering if I should just play vanilla or if there are some mods that are recommended to use.
Things like better visuals, smarter AI, more fluid gameplay or some general quality of life updates.

Further, I saw that there are some DLCs that include the GT Series, Challenge Pack and Endurance Series. Are these worth buying?

Appreciate any help!

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u/Yello_S — 9 days ago

How hard is the transition from MM4 Mobile to MM1 PC?

Hello, I was interested in the Autumn 80% sale for the PC edition of Motorsport Manager 1. I am excited to try MM2 after I had a lot of fun with MM4 Mobile but before that this sale seems like a good deal. I'm worried about difficulty though, because I tried F1 Manager 24 before and I got extremely confused, I don't want to waste my money again. Is it worth it? how much time is needed to get used to the more advanced mechanics and UI?

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u/ItsaMeMemes — 10 days ago