I don't like the car's behavior and i basically never race online. I do like rF2 and R3E, but they both offer basically nothing that is interesting to me, that isn't in AC and AMS2 already, although I play rF3 from time to time to go a few hours around Sebring, Portland or Le Mans, and R3E for the DTM classics and the Formula Ford that isn't quite there yet in AMS2 I feel. It's just that any car that could possibly exist, it has been modded into AC, and that's the big selling point for me. it's the one I played most since I got back into Simracing in 2013, and I have over2300 hours in it. Like I also like retro cars more than the modern ones.Īpart from AMS2 I love AC for its variety and FFB. Those cars bring some life into ACC that just wasn't there for me before. I have mainly been playing AMS2 since the beta released, but I've also been getting back into ACC a bit since the GT4 pack was released. Basically I like to fart around in old cars. I do some time trials here and there, but I'm not primarily about competition, I'm in it for the fun factor. I like to feel the handling, find the limit and play around with it. but I think even if they don't, I'll be playing for a long time.Īs a foreword, I drive sims mainly for the experience of driving a simulated car. The game is overall fantastic, with a large collection of Achilles' heels that may or may not be addressed. It may be a little too eager to jump into wild oversteer compared to other games.but with 2, I kind of wonder if this is actually more realistic? I cant feel the g-forces, so it's hard to say.īut now, after the hockenheim update, even the AI seems pretty impressive. The weight transfer front to rear seems a little under-represented on some of the more softly sprung cars. The only physics criticisms I have are 1. The cars are all gorgeous and feel great. I've missed that ever since Forza Motorsport 4 that had it.

I dont think it's genre redefining, but dang if it isnt the best experience I've had by a huge margin! The UI is so much better, even some of it is glitched/broken/labeled incorrectly. But at least it looks good, works well, and has decent VR support even if it's a little clunky.īut AMS2, despite the criticism, especially when played in VR, is so superior to these other games I've tried it's unbelievable to me. Unfortunately in VR rF2 gives me some mild but tangible level of discomfort.Īssetto Corsa with mods, and content manager, and a lot of extra effort looks really nice and is pretty fun and has a healthy multiplayer, but it lacks leaderboards and I dont like the AI much, and it doesnt seem to get as much online attention for any of the cars I care about. If it werent for the physics and the force feedback, I would have ignored rF2 a long time ago. The content is limited, the graphics are terrible, the play modes are even more limited than the UI, and it's just an overall frustrating experience. rF2 has amazing physics, but the UI is just SO bad. the only game even close to being as fun as AMS2 is Assetto Corsa. I know we are all fans, that's why we are here, but the amount of criticism I see going around, and the amount of frustratin I have with certain things here.Īfter playing the games in the above list.

Maybe I should reconsider at some point with the amount of fun Ive been having racing online in AMS2. The only games left i think I need to try are PC2 and iRacing, but Niels' video about iRacing's inability to allow for any control with any amount of slip angle kind of annoyed me away from it. So the idea of high downforce, paddle shifted modern GT3 cars is. I enjoy sports cars too, just not as much as the other things. I dont have much interest in ACC because I like retro cars, and I like single seater open wheel cars a lot. with a lot of silly arcade games like Need for Speed and Sports Car GT and Grid thrown in. I spent most of my youth racing sim days playing rFactor and Grand Prix Legends. Guys, I am relatively new to modern sim racing.

Automobilista vs rfactor 2