Avaliações

• gamedeal user

  Jun 9, 2019

  After series of patches it happened what I worried about - developer dumbed down physics. Right after the release the game was quite challanging as the feedback from tyles was more realistic and it was easier to crash. Last upgrades showed that Milestone dont want to keep the game realistic, and prefer to focus on more arcadish game play. Its sad because if someone want more realism the game starts to get boring after some time. Bikes are very stable, the feedback of tyres is very high and also you can press the brake in full lean and bike will not instantly crash... What I like about game: -great onboard experience -pitobards -tyre compound simulation -multiplayer lobbies -helmet, number, back patch customisation -MotoE! What I dislike: -arcadish physics with big amount of feedback and grip -lack of option to lock onboard in online races -no ride through penalty -no damage to the bike In general MotoGP19 is a huge step forward comparing to all previous games.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 6, 2019

  I'm not super critical as some fellas are, but this game, so far, is miles ahead of last years game. I am not a fan of day 1 DLC that was promoted so heavily without stating that it would be DLC, but after playing some of the challenges, I don't regret my purchase.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 12, 2019

  A challenging game but i think it needs a few updates. 1. With tire wear ON the AI seem to have all the cornering grip and stopping power in the world near the end of a long race while our bikes become unstable. Yes most use soft compound. 2. The AI can pull hard on the staring line / corner without a wheelie letting them pull away. 3. There is no way to adjust the braking force and it feels dull. 4. When AI bumps you they stay in control while you become unstable. 5. It's cool you can research the frame and engine but i think the research points should be givin during the Motogp series. That might be why the AI can do the magical things on the track and you can't? 6. The AI can ride the rumble strips like they are on rails but when i do i get wheel spin and they pull away. 7. Anyone else notice the rpm's being held back on some straights? All in all.. I do enjoy the game and the work being put into developing more motogp games but i don't see myself playing it again for a while.
• gamedeal user

  Jul 2, 2019

  Oh boy... where do I start? Ok, it is an improvement on gameplay. That's the only good thing I can say. But here comes the down points: - Performance: Even though my PC is more than capable of running this game smoothly, I experience several drops in FPS and major lags, especially during race and replay. Had to downgrade significantly the Video details to Medium, and it still gives me problems. - Physics: you can go straight against an opponent at full speed... he will stay on his bike. You will fall, and go back on track as if it was nothing. Not so much of a simulation to me. - Career mode (!!!): WTF!!!! Let me start with staying on my bike for almost 2 seasons (moto3) and developing it to the max potential. I finished 4th on my first year. On my second season I've been at the top of the championship since the start. I was racing in Silverstone at the moment. 2 consecutive DNF (yes, when I crash I retire from the race, cause that's realism... hear that, Milestone? REALISM) were enough for ending my contract with the team, after all the work I've done on the bike and while still sitting at the top, with 24 points margin. I mean... what the hell is that??? Then let me underline how many times I've been doing FPs and Qualifying rounds in the rain. Ok. weather it's random, but that occurred way too many times. On the rider's permormance subject, here's what happens: In Assen I got pole position, 2.6s faster than the second rider on the grid. TWO Point SIX SECONDS! The next two races I couldn't even get to Q2, and I crashed trying to keep up with a suddenly unbeatable AI. Someone explain that... Another thing that is beyond ridiculous is the News section, which is a copy-paste from previous versions of the game, and it's completely disconnected from the actual championship ranking. For example, watching the MotoGP results, I saw Valentino Rossi going up on points over Rins, while in the News section it stated Rins was on the podium, but not Rossi. Is that so difficult to combine this sections and not make them completely random bs? And last touch... the ranking system at the end of the year crowns champion a rider who's NOT mathematically champion yet. As well as in previous versions of the game. Again. And again. And again. This s.it has been going on for years now, but Milestone never fixes this stuff. But this game doesn't come for free. It's actually damn expensive, but the result is not worth the money. Not even close. When will you learn, Milestone? !UPDATE! After release of latest patch, my bike cannot stop on corners anymore. The game is now unplayable. Wrote to Milestone support and they didn't even try to fix the problem. I have no words... Unprofessional to the lowest possible level.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 6, 2019

  Highly improved bike handling and physics. It feels like a harder mode of Motogp 18 with further polish. Graphics are also greatly improved along with full freedom on keybinds for however you like to play a bike game on the controller. I've been playing these bike games since Castrol Honda Superbikes 2000 and GP500 games. Take your nostalgia glasses off. This title is solid. Pros: +Historical content on standard version. Including Laguna Seca track. +Physics +Demanding bike characteristics for a higher skill ceiling in comparison to all MotoGP before it. +AI are smoother and less chaotic with the new neural AI (longer gameplay needed to analyse it in its true potential). +AI are affected by tire wear. They use different tire compounds combinations. +Tire wear and tire allocation for a challenging weekend. (pick your tires intelligently throughout the weekend because they are limited in numbers for each compound) +More content along with a brand new racing class on top of Moto 2, Moto 3, Red Bull Rookies. The Moto E. Cons: -Lousy autopilot still there on pit exit -No option to full control the bike when exiting the pits along with the whole stretch of pit exit. -Common Milestone quirks still around -The rider takes too little time getting back on the bike after a fall (just like previous titles) -(minor) Easy to make skid marks after an agressive corner exit or a dangerous braking are non existent after graphical engine switch (unreal engine). The last game you and the AI could paint the road like in real life was MotoGP 17. The best MotoGP game so far with a long margin.
• gamedeal user

  Jul 3, 2019

  This game is really good compared with other bike's videogames market offers. It is plenty of new features and the overall feeling is very positive about new physics, gameplay and graphics.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 28, 2023

  Out of all the MotoGP games i've played, MotoGP '19 has certainly been the easiest to get to grips with, and graphically it still looks pretty great for it's age (well, it is still only 4 years old). Unlike MotoGP '22 and '23, the brakes actually work in MotoGP '19, so if you are new to motorbike racing games, i would definitely recommend you start with this one. It often goes on sale for just a few quid too, so you really can't go wrong with this entry in the series.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 7, 2019

  MotoGP 19 --> Huge improvement over previous MotoGP series - Neural AI, no more racing line train like riders that push you aggressively out. They are smart and it feels fresh and lively to race with them. - Physics are more realistic than before, you have to be more careful about your braking point otherwise you go down. - Dedicated Servers for first time in this series. - Graphics are good thanks to Unreal Engine 4. Bikes get as photo realistic as possible. - Historical challenges and if you want more then there is a 1992 season Historical DLC pack. - As always photo and replay mode are just awesome. - Graphical editor to create your favourite designs. Overall it's a great improvement over past MotoGP series in every way possible. Milestone did a great job by adding new positive things in it. ---> I recommend this much improved & realistic game to all who love MotoGP.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 23, 2019

  i've been already playing a lot of Motogp game from 04, 07, 08, 13, VRTG, 17 and by far this is the best motogp game i've ever played. the physic is on point, it's quite realistic but manageable at the same time so it's very suitable to layback and relax while playing this game