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Who Was Your Sim Racing Developer of the Year?
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S397/Reiza are my favorites.
Vote this year goes to Marcel and his team as I really respect their transparency, monthly roadmaps and solid community engagement.
Vote this year goes to Marcel and his team as I really respect their transparency, monthly roadmaps and solid community engagement.
Nick Gregory
iRating is just a number
You don't know racing until you've drag raced loaded Scanias across Europe.
Can I ask you all a question if you don't mind. the pole states "Dev of the Year", so are people looking at content, physics, sounds?
When you think about it, it's such an open ended question, yes Who was your sim racing Dev of the Year, but why?
I only say this and yes it's going to shock a few, if you are looking at pure content and WOW facture, then the Project Cars win hands down, there is no comparison. Not sure wether it's BLOOM or BOOM (Mini Fist Pump) effect.
If you are looking at ESPORTS, again, the Console's win hands down (shame I know) but it's fact, again not a Devs choice, so this rules out IR and AMS and RF2.
If you look at modding, AC wins this, no questions asked about that one.
If you look at handling, I will not answer that one as it will only open a can of worms.
If you look at sound, well, depending on how deaf you are (like me) each to their own
If you are look at visuals, well PC2 has to take it (so I have been told) but ACC is coming along, so again, each to their own.
So taking this all to account, how can you vote for you Sim Dev of the year?
Like I said in my answer, I can vote Kunos, purely for the fact that they have helped me with modding, can't ask for more that?
So taking all that into account, who is the Dev Team of the Year?
Shaun
When you think about it, it's such an open ended question, yes Who was your sim racing Dev of the Year, but why?
I only say this and yes it's going to shock a few, if you are looking at pure content and WOW facture, then the Project Cars win hands down, there is no comparison. Not sure wether it's BLOOM or BOOM (Mini Fist Pump) effect.
If you are looking at ESPORTS, again, the Console's win hands down (shame I know) but it's fact, again not a Devs choice, so this rules out IR and AMS and RF2.
If you look at modding, AC wins this, no questions asked about that one.
If you look at handling, I will not answer that one as it will only open a can of worms.
If you look at sound, well, depending on how deaf you are (like me) each to their own
If you are look at visuals, well PC2 has to take it (so I have been told) but ACC is coming along, so again, each to their own.
So taking this all to account, how can you vote for you Sim Dev of the year?
Like I said in my answer, I can vote Kunos, purely for the fact that they have helped me with modding, can't ask for more that?
So taking all that into account, who is the Dev Team of the Year?
Shaun
Pretty much every developer improved there game in one way or another this yr.
My pick was iracing soley due to the addition of Rallycross and loose surface physics.
Not to mention they continue to add new features to an aged engine.
My pick was iracing soley due to the addition of Rallycross and loose surface physics.
Not to mention they continue to add new features to an aged engine.
Time for these guys to stop playing games and offering me sales of cars I already purchased.
"No soup for them"....LOL.
The survey heading has the keyword "sim" in it, realistic applies
btw someone here mentioned new UI for RF2 ? is that available in any state or form ? I'm still on the old one
Lol, you complain about RF2 DLC and then suggest Iracing lol
Kunos are my favourite devs but to give credit where it's due, Studio 397 deserve the most credit in 2018 I believe. They're trying to revitalise rFactor 2 and so far they're doing an amazing job. rFactor 2 isn't my main sim but it definitely has its strengths and when it comes to quality content, they deliver. Only thing to note is that there seems to be some inconsistencies in quality between cars but overall, its very good.
2019 is going to be a landslide victory for ACC
2019 is going to be a landslide victory for ACC
It will be. Probably in 2025.
Seriously speaking S397 believes it will be ready during next year.
1 vote for Forza horizon here. Please dont shoot!
Very cool openworld arcade racing. And i can play it with my child's. Also it's the reason why we have some steering wheels at home now.
Also hands up for Kunos. I enjoy ac/acc sims.
Very cool openworld arcade racing. And i can play it with my child's. Also it's the reason why we have some steering wheels at home now.
Also hands up for Kunos. I enjoy ac/acc sims.
Doing an urgent delivery when your driver is sleepy sure feels like a race to me
...I’ve been playing ATS constantly all week and now I’m hooked...it’s almost therapeutic in a way, very impressed. My vote however went to S397: rF2 went from my least played sim to the most played during the 2nd half of the year...Kunos may get my 2019 vote if ACC shapes up nicely upon release (still shocked that triple screen may not happen), but S397 stole the show with all the many wonderful improvements, plus the upcoming Nords and Aston Martin addition was icing on the cake.
I have a 2019 prediction: rF2 will get more sales after Jimmy Broadbent starts doing lots of Nordscheliefe vids in rF2 instead of AC
Depends on what floats your boat I suppose but S397 didn't get the horrible UI in order and as much as I like most everything else they've done it's firing up the game and getting to race that is time consuming..
ACC for me is still in development so I think 2019 might be their year rather than 2018.
iRacing has done a lot of development but I rarely use the expensive sim because of the $$ to get into some great tracks.
So I was down to Reiza and R3E and I went with the R3E because they're working with one hand tied behind their back with their antiquated engine yet hit a home run with the DLCs this year and the multi-class addition which is easy to use.
I should point out that I do very little multi-player racing so lining up a good A.I. is key for me.
Happy New Year everyone.
ACC for me is still in development so I think 2019 might be their year rather than 2018.
iRacing has done a lot of development but I rarely use the expensive sim because of the $$ to get into some great tracks.
So I was down to Reiza and R3E and I went with the R3E because they're working with one hand tied behind their back with their antiquated engine yet hit a home run with the DLCs this year and the multi-class addition which is easy to use.
I should point out that I do very little multi-player racing so lining up a good A.I. is key for me.
Happy New Year everyone.
Peter Koslowski
TIKAL SPORT
At first I wasn't sure, but finally rFactor 2 is my favorite. The last DLCs are amazing and gave me a lot of fun. But also Raceroom has, despite DX9, a great performance on the tracks. ACC could only make me happy moderately so far, because many small things annoy me.
This year I had the pleasure to drive a Lamborghini Huracán LP 610-4.
Without previous Simracing I would not have driven at full throttle! Unfortunately I can't afford such a car, but with 339 CO2 g/km maybe even better.
Let's hope that 2019 will bring more great developments in simracing!
This year I had the pleasure to drive a Lamborghini Huracán LP 610-4.
Without previous Simracing I would not have driven at full throttle! Unfortunately I can't afford such a car, but with 339 CO2 g/km maybe even better.
Let's hope that 2019 will bring more great developments in simracing!
