“There were two major motivations driving this. What was the intention behind the Super Licence – how did it come about? This last part of the Super Licence persists across both Ranked and Unranked so that you can continue to build your Super Licence however you play, but it won’t be factored into the Ranked matchmaking process.” “Finally, your Level increases as you gain ‘experience’ from completing races, finishing in strong positions, and hitting various statistic milestones. Each incident you are involved in will issue you incident points based on severity, and keeping these to a minimum will improve your Safety Rating over time. “Next comes your Safety Rating, which evaluates how long you are able to race between incidents. “Your ‘skill value’ goes up and down based on the skill of the opponents that you defeat or are defeated by, and this value determines your Rank. Improvement in each of these areas is something that players can aspire to achieve, and also serves as a point of comparison against the other drivers you encounter online. “At its heart the Super Licence is a means to keep track of three things relating to the multiplayer game: your overall skill, the cleanliness of your racecraft, and your time invested. “I’m a Senior Games Designer on the F1® team who oversees multiplayer - although I work on many areas throughout the game - and I designed the new Ranked multiplayer and Super Licence systems for F1® 2018.”Ĭould you tell us what the Super Licence is? Hi Luke! Could you tell us what you do on F1® 2018? We got wheel-to-wheel with Senior Games Designer Luke Stephenson to find out more. With F1® 2018’s release date getting closer and closer, it’s time to strap yourself in with one of this year’s new features: the multiplayer super licence.
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