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As @maelstrom said, the incentive is that GT3 Racing is far superior in ACC than elsewhere. And the popularity of GT3s is self-evident. QED if you want the best GT3 racing, then try ACC.
If the issue is that GT3s get repetitive, then by all means don’t uninstall AC, RF2, Raceroom and your other sims. You can still play other classes in all of these sims. It’s not a monogamous relationship.
And if your machine can’t handle it, then I’m afraid it’s time for an upgrade. It has always been the case in PC gaming. There’s an upgrade cycle and to play the latest games, you need to keep up. Sorry but there it is. If that doesn’t work for you then you either have to stick with games like Raceroom that are on old tech or move to console.
If the issue is that GT3s get repetitive, then by all means don’t uninstall AC, RF2, Raceroom and your other sims. You can still play other classes in all of these sims. It’s not a monogamous relationship.
And if your machine can’t handle it, then I’m afraid it’s time for an upgrade. It has always been the case in PC gaming. There’s an upgrade cycle and to play the latest games, you need to keep up. Sorry but there it is. If that doesn’t work for you then you either have to stick with games like Raceroom that are on old tech or move to console.
All fair enough, but the topic here is whether the unreal engine does more good than damage. It doesn't seem so, except maybe for getting the product out the door and get some revenue.
As for your last paragraph, a common complaint is that somebody has ninja macho PC and still can't play it smooth.
Usually the people who have issues even with powerful PCs are trying to run in VR or use triples, which we know is problematic.
As for being on topic, I was referring to the “people are bored of GT3s” comment made by an earlier poster.
As for being on topic, I was referring to the “people are bored of GT3s” comment made by an earlier poster.
