Assetto Corsa's Realism vs Automobilista 2's Gameplay Magic ┃Simulator Buyer's Guide !
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- Опубликовано: 28 ноя 2023
- Automobilista 2 and Assetto Corsa stand out as exceptional racing games, both deserving a spot in your collection. However, if you find yourself having to choose just one, especially as a newcomer to sim racing, this video aims to assist you in making an informed decision. We'll discuss the key distinctions between each simulator, helping you determine which one aligns better with your preferences and which excels in specific aspects. Join us as we delve into the main differences of each game to guide you towards the best fit for your racing experience !
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Regardless of who's better, both are more than worthy of being in your Steam library. Me? I often go back and forth between the two.
Can we just face that ac often costs like 3$ to 6$
Do you know if you can you play AC offline on steam ?
@@braveheart4603 yeah
@@braveheart4603 yes, but paying only $3 upfront willgibe you the origonal content. There is a lot of good free mods, but the best ones are paid.
Yes you can. Use content manager and steam does not need to be online.
AMS2 sorely needs a structured career mode. I just cant engage with it without one
Maybe give Racing Life for AMS2 a try
Same here so I made a spread sheet listing all cars and tracks then sorted by horsepower and am now working through the list going up in hp and changing tracks each time. Gives me something to focus on and drive each car and track.
I think Racing life that HC mentioned above is exactly what you're creating. Might be worth giving it a shot @@danhogan7156
This is n niche they should build into, yes. The foundations are there, loads of car classes, track variety and nice ai.
That’s coming I believe.
Still, game vs sim debate, modded vs one-stop-shop, one for guests, another for personal abuse. Both affordable, both created with big love to racing and customer. Support both.
They're both video games. Issue resolved. 😌
SIMCADE!!!
Not really. AC, in the main, doesn't have race cars - it has street cars with street tyres. AM2, in the main, is racing cars. It makes no sense at all to expect them both to have the same handling or to decide which you think is realistic or not. It's just clueless rambling with a speech impediment.
@@michael1 I would debate tyre difference (there are plenty of race-like tyre in AC vs oldies from 80-90x on AMS2 side), but the main difference is in physics fidelity overall. AMS2 is good interpretation of dynamics, something to play with, very rough edges. It is amazing what Reiza is able to get out of ProjectCars2 guts, which was utterly pathetic simcade, 200% visible in VR with mars-like inertias and dynamics. Original AMS had old "scripted" engine and tyres but it was polished to perfection (still not my cup of tea).
I wish Reiza would license rF2 engine instead, with their dedication and dynamics of rF2 it would be a total blast. Lets see what overhyped Rennsport could do with (older?) ISI physics engine and UnrealEngine5 ditched by KunosSimulazioni.
@@unotoli There's no point "debating" it. Waving your arms around is, as Stephano often got frustrated, just morons waving their arms around. The biggest morons are the ones that actually think if they've driven a few laps they have developed some greater insight from that experience. It's like imagining having a vagina and experiencing it would make you a gynaecologist. Whatever, this particular buffoon seems to have found an audience mostly, I would suggest, because of the speech impediment - which seems to be the main and only criteria for sim racing channels on youtube - "shouting vacuous things in a silly voice" - I believe the " this video aims to assist you in making an informed decision" is sincere and that's scary. At least he's doing a job that's mostly harmless.
I have both, but I spend more time on AMS2 exactly because of the ease of use, you pick the track, pick a car, pick the weather and go for it... meanwhile in AC, you pick the track... in a random site, you pick the car... in a random site, and I don't even bother with weather, install it, play for 15min and get disappointed by the quality of the mod, rinse and repeat
Wow is the modding really that annoying?
Modding is fine but yeah most of the times the quality is not there
I love both games but tend to play AMS2 more as i love it in VR
Is VR on AMS2 better than assetto/ ACC version?
The original AC is great in VR but i don't have the best GPU and find ACC much hatder to run and get it looking nice and smooth in VR.
AMS2 is kind of inbetween so it looks good and runs smooth with the settings i use for VR.
There all good in VR if you have the hardware to run them
AMS2 is way way better in vr then assetto and acc.@@javajoe_gaming9923
i think it's better on ac with csp and pure. more track detail and shadows @@javajoe_gaming9923
@@javajoe_gaming9923yes, ams2 is the best simracing for VR
Former SCCA D-production driver here. AMS1 is the best if you want something that drives like a real car. I’d say AC is fine except the kerb issue is a deal-breaker. Every kerb in AC is coated with ice.
Agreed.. The beauty of each of these is like the beauty of rock paper scissors
You do the only Sim content that i am interested. Not enough people compare the excellent FFB of AC to other sims.
AMS 2 is just a go to for me. It's too easy to set up racing and there is so much content to help tweak the wheel out there and you don't need to mod as much as you do with AC. Also, Salmon do have legs.
I have the both of them but for me AMS2 is my game of choice. To have fun in AC you have to get a lot of mods and they are all over the place as far as quality, if you're trying to get a full class you have to go to multiple sources. But the track mods in AC are great. AMS2 is just ready to go almost right out of the box. Classic F1 and Formula USA cars are my addiction of choice.
I agree AMS2 is easier out the box install and go + all with AI and just more simple.
Having said that You don't have to get lots of mods , tons of cars in AC are some of the best In simracing and not a single car in AMS2 is better than anything in AC ( stock content)
Put it this way if I recommend AMS2 for a real driver to train on id expect to get sued.
Salmon do have legs. Bought AMS2 at the weekend, enjoying it a lot so far. I really like AC, but I play offline single player and AMS2 seems better for that. Plus it has fantastic weather and although you can do that in AC, the AI traffic doesn't seem to understand dynamic weather.
Out of the box? Sure AMS2 ai is a bit better. But it depends. With correct adjustments and good track ai AC ai is better. Check my longer answer before.
@@detonator2112 Nah no way AC ai can ever be even close to AMS2's
As good as AC is the A.I. is total crap and hotlapping gets a bit boring. It's AMS 2 everyday for me, i've only got so much time to sim race.
Your comparison of the two titles that appeal to me is terrific. Nicely balanced and unbiased. As someone that recently bought AMS2 and happens to be one of the 3 people with a VR headset, it has been a great choice. Been loving it since, there's so much there to unpack, including mods - something you neglected to mention. For anyone reading this Reiza has opened the doors to modding, so the future looks bright. Not much atm but you can get a lot of the Project Cars 2 tracks and a few dozen cars, with new content coming up periodically.
However I just recently learned about the incredible world of AC's modding. And really want to delve into it. Just waiting for AC to go on sale again, as I missed it for Can$4 last month during Steam's Christmas sale. Waiting for another sale but watching videos like this one here makes me want to break the bank and pay full price.
hehehe make a cup of tea... You are so British. Have a biscuit with that :)
AMS2 is just like DiRT Rally, not quite a hardcore sim but it compensates elsewhere by having a good single player experience and great accessibility. I don't have patience or enough free time to mess around with mods anymore so I'm glad AMS2 exists, it's my go to sim nowadays. As many people have said it's definitely missing a career mode tough, the championships are fun but don't quite scratch that single player itch.
It is worth noting AMS2 does have modding now adding multiple PC2 tracks and cars to AMS2
AMS2 sounds like a good title for "entry-level" simracing, where you just install the game, drive around and you're good. And it has rain which is not there in vanilla AC. All the same, AC is so good. I have ACC, BeamNG and WRC.. and I keep going back to AC for pure driving enjoyment. I haven't found anything yet that compares to driving the 488 GTB or RUF Yellowbird in AC, I drive them until my arms ache, just exhilarating. The way you can pin the car to the apex with the brakes and throttle or go into controlled power oversteer is fantastic. You can really "dance" with the car and feel the excitement of driving on the limit. I will make the switch to any other "generalist" sim only when something can better that. Fingers crossed that AC2 can capture that feeling again.
ams1 then.
If ams2 doesnt immerse you like AC then it's not worth it
I really like AMS2; I'm a big fan of the franchise, even though I also have ACC. However, it's always good to see a more unbiased opinion. I like AMS2 because it translates better to me how I imagine motorsport would be. Even though there are more realistic simulators from a physical perspective, AMS2 is the closest to my understanding of car racing
This is anything but unbiased, GM couldn't have his nose any further up AC's chocolate starfish if he tried.
I agree. I don't know what it is but I just get something from AMS2 that I don't get from other games. AC is great and in some areas it will never lose (all down to the mods) but overall AMS2 just gets me more in the zone. It saved VR for me as I originally was all in on ACC (coming from Xbox) and built a PC with VR mainly for that so you could imagine my disappointment.
You know its just prefrence, all sims are different and nothing is real.
Thanks for the video comparisons. I enjoy both games and do my racing in VR mode. Each racing game I have has a different feel to them, which i expect. Once I got used to the differences and tweaked a few things, both games were fun to do some racing.
Take care.
You should do an end of year 2023 Sim Analysis where each Sim is, ranking every sim for all the categories you presented in this vid
Being from Norway, we know quite a bit about Salmon.
That said, this is one of your better videos, kudos, and I wholeheartedly agree.
You failed to mention that there are mods for ams2, and I'm a bit offended to be honest , since I have released a few converted tracks for AMS2, and there are lots more to come.
It is true that for now the only tracks I can do for AMS2 are conversions from PC2, but that might change.
I love your tracks Rocky, long may they continue
I got AC strictly because I wanted a Pitt Race mod. The initial version wasn't very good but the latest is terrific. I only go to Pitt Race anymore so having a track I can practice on is critical. I also use the Track Attack plugin so I can analyze sim and real-world data. I've managed to set up a car in AC that acts about as close as possible to my actual car and I do use VR. I'm very happy and I can't wait for the release AC2 next year.
Tbh i love em both, i just got AMS2 a week ago and i absolutely love it, today i raced in an M1 pro car in long Beach and that combo plus VR just hit right for me. Still the physics of AMS2 isn't quite there but its really good, i found that oversteering the car around a corner can be quite weird as you try to find the maximum slip angle, but for the most part it is very fun especially with the new tweak fir the ffb. I obviously love AC because of the many mods but it can get quite annoying as you try to troubleshoot issues. They both complete sim racing for me including iRacing.
what tweak for FFB in ams2 you mean? because I don't like the FFB compared to AC, it feels very weak, I raise up to 90% gain and noise, fx and minimal force to 60% and it still feels weak against AC with 75%.perhaos I need a fix, too?
Gm, this is the most unbiased comparison you've done ( imo )...great job, totally agree with you!!!
it may be unbiased, but it's not exactly fair. you can't compare a game with mods with a game without mods. it's not a fair comparison, cause obviously the one with mods will be better.
Very interesting video. I have a question: When you discuss force feedback, are you testing different wheel to come up with your conclusions? For istance I used AC with the old CSL belt drive and the semi-new DD 8Nm direct drive and it work very well with both, while with the thrusmaster TS-PC Racer you need some adjustments to get a good force feedback from the wheel. My judgement would probably be different dipending on the wheel I'm using.
any DD wheel over 8NM basically lets you feel what a sim can put out , to be honest CLE belt wheel can give a really good idea of the sims core ffb - but yah if you play on a T300,G293,TMX those wheels will have there own feel and hide the games actual FFB in some way.
I own 4+ DD wheels and have 5 or so review unit DD wheels and then maybe 4 or so other wheels I have collected and used over the years for many hours , so i feel like im in a good position to know how the wheels affect the games ffb / what does what and how.
As one third of the VR player base, I bought myself an ultrawide today to see what the common people use. I'll install both AC and AMS2 this weekend and experience them in pancake mode. Also, I believe salmon do have legs. But then again, I used to nod politely to a sturgeon with hooves every morning, but only during spring.
I have a OLED G9 and a 4090 and choose to race on my quest 2 10/10 times, so i completely understand this comment lmao
Im AMS2 all the way although i do agree with mods ac can be great as well. To me comparing the two is like comparing a street car to a street car with track mods lol. I appreciate you acknowledged that by mentioning the out if the box comparison. I do believe once the mods catch up with ams2 it will be incredible they have already started mods for ams2.
I just bought both with DLCs this steam sale. Will be getting a wheel 🔜 to enjoy these games to the fullest
A very fair comparison with humour as a bonus!
11:27 Hey thanks for the shout out. I could never go back to 2D sim racing.
I like AMS2, but I just added the weather effects to AC and I must say, that racing GT3 cars on the Nordschleife at night in a heavy thunderstorm was the most intense and exciting bit of driving I have ever done.
AMS2 AI is fantastic. Unfortunately I don’t have a sim racing setup, I play on Steam Deck with chase cam (otherwise you can’t feel what the backend of the car is doing). I set the AI to 80 with aggression to high. I find that makes races very tense, but I still have to work hard for overtakes.
Salmon do have legs! 🤣
I only drive in VR and I play both games but I always go back to AC. AMS2 doesnt feel as sharp as AC. It looks great, but AC is my choice for random laps
One of the things I've notice with VR that perhaps might only work with triple screens is the ability to look around the corner. T2 at Laguna Seca is the best example I can think of.
what you mean it does not feel as sharp? from driving? FFB? or you mean graphically? because graphically I use in both games AC and ams2 100% native resolution 3140 pixel per eye, additional in ams2 the sharpening trick with editing 2 values in the config file which giblves an incredible sharp look. from driving I think AC feels little bit more direct for me, and the FFB forces are more present, in ams2 very weak especially driving not that fast, nearly no forces although I set gain to 90% and all others to 60%. with default+
@mh7711 I downloaded a custom FFB file for AMS2 and it feels good. But the tyre model is what I mean. It just doesn't feel as connected as AC. It drives alot better now but it still makes me feel like I'm guessing on how the car will behave. It's cool but it can't touch AC
One point you missed in your multiplayer section is that AMS2 is the only of the big 3 (AC, ACC, AMS2) that you can fill out the grid with AI drivers. Yes, I can create a lobby in AC and ACC but no AI. My friend and I really enjoy racing together vs a full grid of AI. BTW, not only do salmon have legs, but sturgeon do also!!
AC does have a little bit of grip loss feeling if you check that box in the settings, and if you take the time to tweak a custom ffb file in AMS2 for the lines that control the grip loss feelings, it surpasses all other ffb systems. The only problem is that nobody tells the average user how to do it. So, practically nobody does it.
And until I read your comment I was unaware of it. But now I'm going to look into it.
I'm curious. What check box in AC are you talking about?
I'm just getting into AMS2. Do you mind sharing which custom ffb file you use?
@@RafaelVarelaPetEnhanced undetsteer effect.
@@timhanley156Custom FFB file from Peter Stefani for G920 found on Race Dept.
Salmon do have legs. Your opinion has always been almost spot on when it comes to sims, I enjoyed this one!
Salmon definitely have flippers 😂. As one of the two VR drivers, I had an absolutely amazing experience racing the MP4/6 at Imola ‘88 last night, full manual/ no aids in AMS2 1.5.3. The best single player experience I’ve had in 2 decades of racing sims. That sound…
Are you gonna make a video on the Moza base or just testing it out on streams?
Also yes, Salmon do indeed have legs.
Just got the Quest 3. Haven’t used my 77in Oled since and immediately ordered the Bigscreen VR.
Salmon do have legs.
Than you Mr Muscle!! Any updates on what ffb you’re using now. Custom or downloaded-shared file?
And salmon do have legs!
Salmon do have legs.
Massively preferring AMS2 these days.
I look for two things in a sim FFB and graphics as I’m shallow and need nothing more.
Bonus the AI are actually race worthy.
I think it’s currently the best sim out there.
which one of Automobilista & iRacing have overwhelming long career mode with diverse cars similar to GT 7? berceuse im not into online racing. & which one of iRacing or Automobilista better in physics?
One thing I DESPISE about Automobilista 2, is the nonsensical shift times. Why do particular cars driven in manual have a delay that causes the transmissions to not actually seat in gear for a portion of a second after you complete the shift, causing it to rev without applying throttle?
Are you shifting without using the clutch? I know this feature started in PC2 as a way to allow people without a clutch pedal (or with automatic or paddle shift) to drive manual cars and still retain realistic shift times. I drive a lot of H-pattern cars in AMS2, with clutch and gearbox and never have this delay even on the old G27 shifter where I could definitely shift way faster than is realistic, but you'll definitely notice it if you're just using paddle shifters (and not using a clutch)
@@davidpardy Standard G27 H shifter with three pedals. Maybe they changed it, I mentioned it in a forum and awhile back and somebody said it was to make it realistic, as apparently people can't shift that fast in the real variants. Which is bullshit of course, because I can shift my real car as fast as I can move my arms. Can't test it to see, as my G27 keeps locking to the left whenever I launch games with it active.
Just got a SC2 Pro a few weeks ago, so I've been diving into these sims for first time this month. So far I love em both, but prefer AMS2 for graphics, interface, and AC for car physics and FFB detail.
I just can't get AC's menus looking right on my 4k 65" LG C1 .. Do you have to mod the game to get the menu interface to scale properly? Or maybe I've overlooked something in the settings?
Have you tried AC Content Manager? This is the way to go for AC. I use it for 65" LG C9
Salmon do have legs. Thank you for the video GM, enjoyed watching.
Are there mods for AMS2? I only ask as you compared modded AC to vanilla AMS2. Great video though, very informative for a sim racing entry noob like me! ✌🏼
In terms of physics.. man.. until now AMS2 was little bit weird. Yesterday I participated in a Just race online event.. with GT4 at long beach. The Cayman is so damn good.. the FFB feels so rubberish, the imperfections of the ground, how it slides, how controlable it is..
I recommend to decrease the diff preloads always. 30-60NM and 4 spacers depending of the car.. no more slidy thing.
For me was as good as AC.
Salmon do have legs!! Just got a wheel and only have dirt 1 for now. I'll probably buy AMS2 first . And I'm also getting dirt 2, AC, and EA wrc. Loving rallying at the mo but want something with proper tracks also.
AMS2 has very weak FFB and "flat" feeling of the car. When You jump to ACC, RF2, iRacing or RaceRoom You're surprised how much more details they have. It's just arcade game, not comparable to others.
as one of the 3 people who sim race in VR I can confirm that yes it will take over.
Salmon do have legs 😊 I have both as of Dec ‘23. Looking to get into AC with mods over time.
Salmon do have legs. I love both sims, but the single player Ai in AMS2 is sweet since the update.
Does look AC in VR looks sharper/more detailed, because you can raise up the resolution higher than in Ams2 ?
For online I turn to Iracing Main focus sim. AI racing AMS2. If there was enough telemetry support For AC 1, I'd probably be switching from iracing to AC
You said it all, the hole content management in AC is really annoying, also I love to play offline so with the bad AI (also in ACC) it makes worse, and only hot laping is also boring. Great video, I'm waiting for Le Mans Ultimate but maybe I would give AMS2 a try.
Competent comments from GM. I play both. I still wonder how AC got the grip zone so well. (Plus the possibility to match AC closer to a real car, given you have the chance to compare.)
The differences are rather slight really and come down to personal preferences more then anything else. I find some cars better in AC then in AMS2 and some the other way around. Overall they both do an amazing job at simulating driving really fast around a track and both are a blast.
I find myself praising or cursing either of them mostly depending of how well a certain session went. I have had amazing experiences with both of them were I get really into the zone to the point were attacking the corners feels like an almost out of body experience. And I have had many occasions in both of them were my car control feels like my brain is just not up to the task of driving a car trough even the most gradual bend.
But overall the skills you use in translate well from one to the other so I would say they are more similar then they are different. Both have an pretty steep learning curve but if you are adept in one of them you'll have little trouble in switching to the other.
And both have a degree of realism that translates to real driving. I did some laps at the Nürburgring a while ago and the instructor picked up almost immediately that I was a sim driver. He said that sim drivers tend to know the driving line and breakpoints and show more confidence from the start. But after that experience I was also keenly aware that driving fast in a sim is still miles away from the real thing.
If slight is as great as driving on completely different compound tires in totally different conditions then sure.
AMS2 still has a long way to go to get to AMS1, RF2, AC - and those sims still have a way to go to reality.
AMS2 is overly static and calm to drive like difference between driving a super refined modern road car on road tires , vs an actual race car on slicks.
AMS2 is like driving with tons of assists on at all times.
All those games use largely the same "driving skills" though
I think that's the bigger thing with AMS2 last update , it might not capture specific cars or slick tires on a track and be overly calm but it reflects general driving quite well.
I want to be able to do VR so bad, but no matter how I try to build up the tolerance for it, VR makes me sick. Yet you have said that AMS2 tends to make you car-sick. In my case I can play AMS2 all day without issues. Interesting.
Do you have a video about the best AC mods/how to go about modding it safely?
Salmon do have legs. I've settled on rFactor2 for the physics. I can't quite be bothered with getting Assetro Corsa set up, but maybe I should. Asseto Corsa Vs rFactor2 video would be useful!
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Hi there I've been watching your channel for a little while now good few weeks as I've just upgraded my Logitech g920 to a Fanatec CSL DD 5nm hard mounted to a rig etc and was just wondering what your system specs are you know your GPU and CPU etc? I'm running 32 GB RAM i9 CPU RTX 3060 12GB GPU and was wondering what the best graphic settings are in Assetto Corsa and ACC as they are my main to oth sims I play on a daily basis. I'm not a complete noob but direct drive is brand new for me and I am loving it but I seem to have some tank slapping as it were going down the street a slight isolation I'm not sure how to get rid of it have you got any points for me at all please?
And I'll I want to drive is rFactor2 ranked right now, Porsche cup, Tatuus and GT3 has been some of the best racing I have done in a long time.
I love both. But just got a quest 2 and ams2 just works so well. I do want to get into assetto corsa with LFM for some online racing
Great breakdown. Salmon do have legs.
Nice having fanatec logo @ the beginning and using a moza lol
Well, AMS2 is my sim to go to practice and improve because of FFB and going to other sims like ACC I have a better knowledge of how to do with the car and go with more confidence there too and .. . well, it just works, I improve with similar times on the same tracks for the same or similar cars so I would give AMS2 the go for physics, if AMS2 is wrong then ACC and rF2 are also wrong for similar reasons (also given I drive defaults and not self made setups or exploit setups).
AMS2 also have all sorts of cars and have Nurb Nords, Interlagos and Monaco when I really want some fun time.
The video is about AC1 not ACC , ACC is worse than AC
@@GamerMuscleVideos I know and I did not get confused or got AC wrong as ACC.
Sure, every sim have its pros and cons, every sim have its flaws but to me the physics aspect of driving more on the limits of the car is what matter, be it one sim have more or less play on the limit than the other but I want to keep improving my skills and understanding.
Those salmon legs are amazing 😂. Great review
If you are playing assetto corsa in 2023 then you are playing it modded, which takes 30 min learn how to install. And then you have the best sim available
I don't know your ffb settings but i suggest that you try (with a DD wheel) :
Default
Fx 40
Damping 65
Just transformed the game for me...
Which game
Honestly ac looks fun as hell but I just don’t want to mess with modding. Takes long enough getting all my buttons programmed and stuff. I’ll stick with the unmodded salmon legs in ams2 (but really im addicted to rf2 currently because tires)
Salmons do have legs…
AMS2 has gone such a long way recently though. Love it now. In VR and 2D. Very fun.
really good comparison video, just needs bookmarks to the video :)
Does anyone have good FFB settings for AC with Fanatec DD Pro 8nm? Mine is all over the place.
I just wish the crowds/trackside sounds were a bit louder in AMS2, during the race the track atmosphere can feel a bit lifeless. I've no idea if real life drivers can hear the crowds, but without them it doesn't feel quite right.
it's been almost 2 - 2.5 years and my main sim is AC. The amount of things that the game has with mods is astonishing to me, it's the best sim out there really. The game in sales is exaggeratedly cheap, and all the DLCs are also super cheap. But what I don't like is the AI, i struggle to have fun with them, so that is where AMS enters. I just started using it, and ist really fun to play against AI, i don't know about online because I never play online but I'm 100% sure it will be better. at the end of the day is all about taste and some games are better than others in different things, so my recommendation is after multiple racing games (AC, ACC, FM, GT, PC2, AMS2...) play what you like, no game is going to be perfect, if you're looking to buy your first sim, look for reviews but either way all of them are great :)
no game will be perfect, but when we talk about the same genre some games will be better than others and something will be at the top.
We only see AMS2 footage and non of the AC for visual reference. Felt we needed to see both sims being driven. Otherwise it seems bias only seeing AMS2
Good job!
Absolute fact. Salmon Indeed have legs!
Salmon do have legs. I just wish the physics in Ams2 were as challenging as AC. I just went back to AC after months and it's so much more difficult to keep it on the road. But AMS2 is such a nice package..
Been wanting a newer racing game for a while now, the game I still play is GTR2. I'm torn... I'm a singleplayer racer for the most part so AMS2 really appeals with the good AI... but... at the same time, AC having a "career mode" and better physics is very appealing as well. But, I suppose... no amount of physics, pretty visuals, and career mode means anything if the AI is completely inept.
Salmon do have legs. Time for a cuppa.
I only play in VR, so AMS2 was always my Go To.
But people are sleeping on iRacing. I tried it a few weeks ago out of curiosity, and it's the only one I've been playing since. It runs GREAT in VR. It feels GREAT.
It does come with like 10 tracks and cars, but obviously it's a fuggen drag that you have to pay for content. I've bought the f4, f3, SF, the new GT3 ferrari, and the GT4 Porsche. In a way, it's kind of freeing though - I'd always have trouble finding a GT3 car to "main". Well, since I spent 12 bucks on it, it has to be the ferrari now lol.
I don't want to be a shill. AMS2 is the best deal for VR out there. But it drives slightly different from AC, iRacing, and rfactor 2. Which bugs me slightly. They all have more upfront grip, which I think is probably more realistic. I know ams2 has improved alot, but the fact that all the other ones feel pretty similair and then ams2 feels slightly different is a detriment to the game, imho
But I just always dismissed iracing out of hand as a primarily single-player and VR racer. And it's been amazing. The graphics are so clean and clear, the AI is amazing, the laser-scanned tracks feel incredible - zandvoort is so different to drive than the AC one I have, so much more camber in parts than I thought. I run a 7800x3d and a 4080 for the record.
highly recommend ams2 ffb setting on default+
Difficult choice....but in VR nothing beats AMS then again salmon do have legs so I love ❤️ them both really. 😅
Try LFS in vr, it is better, makes ams2 feel like an arcade game.
Ive been enjoying ams2 for quick races....the cars are driveable even if you have to learn about what drive train does. I hope ac2 people watch your channel it had potential to be the ultimate but not till three years after release of course.
"Go away VR people" couple of secs later --- 12:51 in-game chat lol
AC is very good with a gamepad if you use the right settings. Just stock AC gamepad settings, no mod. The best sim for gamepads, imo.
Salmon do have legs. Sweat, sweat legs… No arms, so no DD for the pink fish.
Salmon use hand shifters on their wheels, they don't need their legs, even if they have them
I love both. AC is always fun to mess around on - finding new mods etc... AMS2 is generally my go-to though when I just want to get on with it. Pick a random car, pick a random track and then have a really fun race. There are so many brilliant South American tracks on the game I've never raced around so can spend hours hotlapping and learning new tracks.
I enjoy AMS2 for the consistency of all the content visually. Some of the cars are lots of fun. AC is where it's at if I want visuals, AMS 2 car textures all look like plastic. Salmon do have legs.
Its weird because AMS2 feels kinda easy in some ways, but some cars are pretty hard to drive, harder than AC. The faster formula cars in AMS2 seem to be strange. Differential seems kinda baked and acts strange and certain situations make you lose traction for what feels like an eternity.
Because the physics engine fundamentally has some extremely terrible behaviour. Reiza just doing endless content updates won't fix any of this.
I wonder if you used the Custom FFB on AMS2 prior your review because that's absolutely life changing. Versions and versions and versions of great developers that have mastered the FFB on AMS2
Explain? I have a CLS DD, is there a custom file for that?
Salmon do in fact have legs... or do they?
*Whadda ya mean "if you can't get both of them"? You could repeatedly buy these two sims and many more for just 10 bucks total. You can still buy Assetto Corsa complete edition on sale for dirt cheap. Just wait for Christmas discount. AMS2 you can also then get cheap. Its not a matter of choosing. Buy both during a sale!
“For serious, you need to go outside multiplayer” was fucking hilarious 😂
What I'd really love is a game like AMS2 with the physics of AC... AC2???
I play both, prefer AMS2. better FFB, better VR, Better AI, better online races because there's less trolls.
I've been using AMS2 for my VR racing, as I find it much more enjoyable. ACC, on the other hand, doesn't match the VR performance of AMS2 (at least for me). In terms of accuracy, I've driven real F4 cars in the past, as well as karts, and AMS2, in my opinion, does an excellent job. The kart races in AMS2 are a lot of fun BTW!
Having had more than one child, I have already learnt the ability to love more than one thing... 😍
Salmon do have legs, but they can't reach the pedals in the sim rig.