AC GT3 @ VIR - Sunday 14th February 2021
- Thread starter Chris Down
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neesve
Neesve
hahah i saw it to in practice yesterday. When i came on top of the hill it scared the sh*t out of me
neesve
Neesve
Since i've bought my new pc i can play ACC finaly, and it's a great sim. But for some reason i find the ffb so wired. I don't know why, maybe it's my ffb settings, but it just doesn't feel right.
Kek700
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Love ACC, but I don’t really want an “over” realistic racing sim, I just want to do a bit of practice, setup and race. Easy to run and good graphics, nice sunny day, and a challenging simulation.
Flat spotting tyres, ever changing road surface, rain, thunder storms, night, leave me as cold as it did in real life.
I could do with improved FFB, and better sound, but AC with it’s almost limitless combinations of tracks and cars, I find unbeatable.
Flat spotting tyres, ever changing road surface, rain, thunder storms, night, leave me as cold as it did in real life.
I could do with improved FFB, and better sound, but AC with it’s almost limitless combinations of tracks and cars, I find unbeatable.
pattikins
Premium
I'm in @Chris Down please ! Could you TBD me ? - want to check if I can handle the Nissan mate
Doesn't AC have a weather mod and shader now - apparently it looks better than ACC ? (I still have to try it)
It has, but it's not physically accurate and the performance is reduced by quite a lot.
It's also the work over years by an awesome community instead of a small developer studio. Or maybe they people creating the weather and fake-night stuff are just better at it than the responsible people at Kunos
I guess doing it from scratch (or rather just use the tools that are already there in UE4) was just more attractive!
There's still no dynamic racing line, physically accurate rubber pieces or puddles in AC.
ACC has all that.
And AC doesn't really look better. It has a different look, clearer imo. I like AC more but objectively it's not better.
It has, but it's not physically accurate and the performance is reduced by quite a lot.
It's also the work over years by an awesome community instead of a small developer studio. Or maybe they people creating the weather and fake-night stuff are just better at it than the responsible people at Kunos
I guess doing it from scratch (or rather just use the tools that are already there in UE4) was just more attractive!
There's still no dynamic racing line, physically accurate rubber pieces or puddles in AC.
ACC has all that.
And AC doesn't really look better. It has a different look, clearer imo. I like AC more but objectively it's not better.
Cheers for that - I'll try these AC mods out and post an opinion - I prefer AC too. though I think both look beautiful and are extremely well designed. ACC can be made to look like AC by turning of the shadows and excessive detail. What is so impressive about ACC is the massive range of options that are easily accessible and documented. AC on the other hand is "our" simulator (as Kunos would describe it). I think it is a true classic like GP2, GPL and I do love driving it.
AC is also older (I thought it had a dynamic RL though), and the underpaid mod people (heroes?) will get there eventually I hope, in which case it will outlive a lot of more modern so called sims. You know I actually heard Kunos could not believe the quality and progress the mod guys have made with AC?
I was just driving the new UK tracks DLC in ACC and they are really nice. They also updated ACC to 1.7 today with improvements to the physics engine, graphics and AI. I tried last week's Nissany at ACC Monza - exactly the same except the ffb has greater refinement.
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Personally it's Lunar New Year for me, so I probably won't have much time to practice, and I know some won't be able to escape Feb 14th. Not sure about others though, usually it's busier towards the end of the week
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Please slot me in with a 650s. Thank you. Appreciate the extra time you devote to hosting each week
I'm in @Chris Down please ! Could you TBD me ? - want to check if I can handle the Nissan mate
Welcome folks!
Personally it's Lunar New Year for me, so I probably won't have much time to practice, and I know some won't be able to escape Feb 14th. Not sure about others though, usually it's busier towards the end of the week
That's right. Happy New Year guys.
I've done a few laps. I know the track already and I had a setup from the last time so when I came close to my best laptime I didn't find it necessary to practice more until Sunday. It's on VIR extra important to stay on track because of the huge grass area's on both sides. When off you slide far from the track and it will cost you a lot of time to get back.
I tend to practice offline quite a lot and then only go on the server to make sure I'm familiar with the real track conditions and see how far I'm off the pace. I'm down in the 1:48s ATM - some way off Chris's world record in the 1:43s...
I did find the video useful in working out suggested corner gears and breaking points. So I've got plenty to work on.
Really enjoying this track. It's a blast.
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