I worried about that too, but when I pushed them on the subject I got the impression that those of us looking for a realistic experience need not be worried. All the good serious stuff will be in, with options to make it more user friendly possible to turn on and off. I'll not go into the conversation we had here, but I finished the chat with a contented feeling that it will be suitably "hard-core" enough to satisfy those wanting that kind of experience.
At the end of the day time will tell I suppose
Dear SimBin
I am looking for....
Modern Graphics, simple menus, day/night, weather, full assortment of car adjustments without overly complex language (adjust "scoop knee"....lololololololololololol), laser scanned tracks from various continents/countries, reasonable expense, simulation (pro) and arcade (amateur) handling/game model, full pitstop control (pro) and game controlled pitstops (arcade), good damage simulation/graphics, and could I play it if my internet connection goes down?
with......
FIA F1 Championships (current & historic)
FIA World Endurance Championship (Last 7 years BOP'd) with driver changes.
FIA World Rally Championships (current & historic)
And possibly...
CART Indy car series (pre Tony George era) + the Indy 500
and IMSA prototypes of the 80's?
And if you could create a fictitious world DTM spec series with cars from the US, Japan, & Germany (if the real one doesn't come to fruition by 2018),
I would buy 5 accounts and I promise to never drive a mini-van again.
please don't forget Triple Screen support, VR support, and multi-GPU support.