Tyler Dons

This game is for motogp fans who are willing to endure a steep learning curve, to get a satisfying reward of being able to be decent at the game after hours of endless practice. Being a simulation, its incredibly difficult as one would expect actually racing in motogp would be. There are countless things to keep in mind during corners such as positioning and speed as you enter, your lean angle, throttle percent, rear brake and front brake while inside a corner, and your speed and preparations for the next corner as you exit. This is all for a singular corner, and does not touch upon the other parts of the race and everything outside of the track. You need to keep in mind your tire life for the remaining weekend, the other racers while on the track, the temperature of the track, and your tuning setup are just some of the things too keep in mind during the race weekend. The team management is another incredibly intricate but rewarding aspect. You need to hire researchers and assign them to different parts of the bike, you need to hire managers that can handle negotiations and payment accordingly, and you need to all of this while using funds to continue hiring these people. Once this is understood, your dedicated time put into research management will effect you performance on the track. This game is the most difficult racing simulator that I have ever played but after dedicating enough time and effort into it, I can say that the frustration after crashing every turn, the muscle memory that I've embedded into my soul for each track, was worth it in order to fully experience this amazing racing simulator.

i cried at the end when they meet each other