The creator head-to-head livestream at launch day was great, but it also pointed out one of the missing features of F1 Manager. Imagine the creators actually going head-to-head in the same race, making decisions and have impact on each other.
Multiplayer modes are key in the success of gaming nowadays. Even singleplayer-focused games such as Football Manager have some sort of head-to-head match experience online. With F1 Manager, the possibilities would be huge. Lobbies with different race distances (25%, 50%, 75%, 100%), specs (equal performance or not), with or without other sessions (practice, quali including one-shot), true to life broadcast experience (having a director who manages the cameras and drivers to focus on instead of the player, next to being able to manage that) and playing against friends and others to become the best team boss of the race.
Multiplayer modes are key in the success of gaming nowadays. Even singleplayer-focused games such as Football Manager have some sort of head-to-head match experience online. With F1 Manager, the possibilities would be huge. Lobbies with different race distances (25%, 50%, 75%, 100%), specs (equal performance or not), with or without other sessions (practice, quali including one-shot), true to life broadcast experience (having a director who manages the cameras and drivers to focus on instead of the player, next to being able to manage that) and playing against friends and others to become the best team boss of the race.