similar shit happens to me like the vee will spin out at 10-15mph and do full 360s at that speed while the brakes are on, which breaks the law of momentum
Imagine an IndyCar doing this in real life... You can't. Because it doesn't. EDIT: The point of the video was I barely touched the dirt and it made me spin. If you watched Laguna, you know this is ridiculous shit.
Thousands of dollars from every player and a 120 dollar yearly fee for a game that I don't own and this is what I get for that money. I get ea sports sim racing essentially.
@@rookieonraceway No. It's the fact that I dropped half the right sides on the dirt for a literal quarter of a second, it threw one rock so I barely touched the sand, and it made me spin. IndyCars can drop wheels into sand without spinning out, because sandy ass track like this with the dirt is THICK. It's hard to drive through. It would slow you down, you wouldn't spin, but it would ruin your lap. iRacing still has the same problems it had 8 years ago.
AKA, the physics for dirt are worse than NR2003. There's no actual weight distribution for the cars when they drive off of asphalt onto dirt/sand. They act like they're the most realistic but their first game does this..
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similar shit happens to me like the vee will spin out at 10-15mph and do full 360s at that speed while the brakes are on, which breaks the law of momentum
Imagine an IndyCar doing this in real life... You can't.
Because it doesn't.
EDIT: The point of the video was I barely touched the dirt and it made me spin. If you watched Laguna, you know this is ridiculous shit.
Thousands of dollars from every player and a 120 dollar yearly fee for a game that I don't own and this is what I get for that money.
I get ea sports sim racing essentially.
Basically, bro.
maybe if you explain what is goin on......
I think it’s the fact that it was able to stay sideways
If you need this explained then you really aren't an expert.
@@rookieonraceway No. It's the fact that I dropped half the right sides on the dirt for a literal quarter of a second, it threw one rock so I barely touched the sand, and it made me spin.
IndyCars can drop wheels into sand without spinning out, because sandy ass track like this with the dirt is THICK. It's hard to drive through. It would slow you down, you wouldn't spin, but it would ruin your lap.
iRacing still has the same problems it had 8 years ago.
AKA, the physics for dirt are worse than NR2003. There's no actual weight distribution for the cars when they drive off of asphalt onto dirt/sand. They act like they're the most realistic but their first game does this..
@@NewWorldCT that's why I like nascar racing 2003 better than iracing