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Milestone have today previewed the career mode for their upcoming MotoGP 23 release. You can see the full post and a trailer below, but what’s immediately apparent is that they’ve put a decent amount of effort into this, attempting to make it an experience worth playing whether you choose to go with a factory team or start your own. I really don’t mind that this might feel like a real ‘storyline’… It’s actually a similar concept to what we discussed in the recent podcast.
Their post:
Lots of fun with the right amount of commitment and determination, just like the real champions, to get you to the top of the championship.
That’s the challenge that awaits you in the MotoGP™23 career mode, renewed to give you an even more immersive and lifelike experience.
Inside the Hub you will have everything you need to manage every aspect of your career, from the Calendar – with events and race weekends – to monitoring the rankings and the development of your bike, as well as rider and livery customization for your custom team.
As in the previous chapters, you can choose to race in each category for official teams or create a custom team with a specific manufacturer. You’ll need to get noticed race after race, improving your reputation and taking your name higher and higher in the MotoGP™ world.
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That’s right, because your rivals will be even more competitive this year, each with a personality not to be underestimated at every stage of the career. There will be many opportunities to face them and their behavior towards you will depend on these factors, making the competition even more intense during your attempts to achieve your objectives.
Overcoming these, you will have new great opportunities to make a breakthrough in your career: the turning points, challenges that will be calibrated on the results you gradually achieve, to obtain special rewards, unlock contracts, develop your bike during trials seasons and move faster from one class to another.
