they probably also neglected to adjust riders behavior on the bike. For example, Lorenzo is way to calm on his bike in MotoGP 14. Pretty sure they also neglected the lines riders take. They differ quite a bite on some tracks. The lines are completely off in Mugello. In real life, these guys cruise over the italian theme painted part on the straight coming from the right side toward the left and then entering the braking zone. They don't stay to the left. Le Mans is the opposite, they enter the first corner from farther left, almost always using as much track on the left as possible crossing over the blue/yellow markers all the time. Indianapolis is another one where riders are way off. Little details such as no elbow pads(?????), awful looking 3D Model for several bikes not just the HONDA, the Aprilia and Avintia look fishy as well. Aaaaaaand, if we have to deal with programming bugs, gfx or other related bugs like last time it will only be this community and their mods that can save this game. But that's where we have good news, for once! Surprisingly, it is the Physics aspect, or rather, its "tweakability". Thanks to JayS, and I mean a big thanks, I am slowly but surely learning more and more about the physics model and I have to say not only is it extensive (way more than what I and even Giovaneveterano have done so far) but actually a very, very good model. The joke here is, Milestone's stock settings are so bad, the result is a rather mediocre experience. So, for sh*&# and giggles, I will release a "prototype" physics model in a few days, so you guys can see what is truly possible. JayS has invested countless hours in understanding certain crucial files and learning from him has been like working with a race engineer, resulting in the most realistic riding experience I've ever had in this game. The bikes will have real torque now, they really feel alive, braking zone becomes extremely crucial and the way you brake, kerbs, gravel, grip levels, tyre wear, lean angles, deadzones, steering angles, air resistance, bike mass values, I mean everything you can think of and more has been changed to amazing results. Almost seems as if Milestone does not fully understand its own model and should hire JayS. Soooo, having said all that, the '15 version is based on an even better base model and everything we learned from '14 can be applied. HOPE DIES LAST!!!!!!!!!
