I tried gt3 in iracing and gave up. I’ve been spoilt by acc. Acc seems like there is weight in the wheel and much more detail in the ffb compared to iracing. Amazing how far acc has come
ACC exposed me to GT3 racing, or GT racing in general, and now I find it far more enjoyable to watch than F1. The racing is so intense. I was at COTA a few weeks ago for GT WC America and on nearly half the laps of the 90 minute race there was a 5 car battle for the lead. Someone would get the lead, and then 1 lap later lose 4 positions because the racing was just that close. And then a few laps later that guy would be back in the lead. It was the greatest racing I've ever seen. It was like F1 Silverstone 2022, but instead of just being 1 or 2 laps of multi-driver battles, it was half the race.
The way tires work and feel in this game is so hyper realistic that It has improved my daily driving. My karting skills got better too since I could understand when the tires are losing traction more easily because of game time.
@@MatteEttam While they on paper have nothing in common, the foundational skills learned from both are transferrable. It's kinda like the Matrix, when Neo realizes he can perceive and control the Matrix... Once you sim race long enough, you start feeling it everywhere you drive.
For me it's more the other way around, but yes ACC is very capable of teaching you driving techniques. Shifting balance at high speed without bleeding of too much speed is the most prone strengten for me.
I'm a violent phone dropper. I'll even hacky sack the damn thing back into my palm. Always get asked, "how the fuck did you do that?" and I always attribute my Rainbow 6 reaction times. Hell, I've dropped full pints before and still managed to catch it
Couldn´t say better! Your words are exactly what I would say :) ACC is an addiction, and now with the Nurburgring Nordschleife DLC, its the cherry on the top of the cake! :)
As someone who's more into luxury supercars or simply just casual driving , ACC didn't hook me in as much as AC and BeamNG but it still amaze me how much this one has come.
Exactly the same here. There's nothing better than the Ferrari or Porsche packs in the original AC with regards to fantastic driving feel. ACC has better sounds, graphics, and environmental conditions (not sure about physics, but I assume improvement there, too) but AC gives me more enjoyment. For and older school supercar fantasy game, Test Drive Unlimited 1 & 2 were hard to beat - I just wish they had the physics and graphics of AC. My computer sim days go wayyy back - all the way to the original NFS. The original NES had some sims, too, but I don't count those as I didn't have a wheel for that (don't think that was even an option).
I love that you mentioned the 992 cup car as the car for people to go try, I think it's possibly one of the best cars in all of sim racing, it's so incredibly engaging and fun, just wish people actually raced it online.
@@ryomaprime3130 You understand that the cup series does not allow TCS or ABS? Right? Those cars handle totally different for a reason. It's not because the physics change from car-to-car, lol.
@@BMXAceCA And I will be happy to answer your other question about why nobody play this car in ACC, first of all as I mentioned before, the cup car feels terrible and the way it behaves are completely away from the real car, doesn’t even drive like a Porsche, it actually feels like a Karting car But that’s not the reason why players are not interested in this car, check iRacing and RF2, they all do this cars except ACC, So either players in ACC are less competitive & hardcore, or the numbers of Active Players in ACC are decreasing like hell, if u’ve noticed this u would found that the number was actually lower than AC. I suggest u should have a try on iRacing or RF2 version of the 992CUP, u will understand what is called a CUP CAR, and why it’s a big hit in iRacing&RF2 rather than ACC
I feel like the last update just a few days or weeks ago made the game way better. The new cars are sooo good now. I wonder how much my perception is colored by the fact that ive been iracing a lot lately and that sim is far less forgiving. The feel of ACC is really rewarding. It gives you all of the tools and opportunity to get that perfect lap making great racing within reach of any reasonable driving. Iracing is insanely fun with the variety. I just love racing.
ACC changed my life. When the “next gen” update hit the series X I finally felt like it was close to the pc experience. Such an outstanding sim. Sound, gfx, tracks, tire model, damage. It’s my favorite
It's not totally there, but in regard to a console game challenging it's PC counterpart, ACC does a great job of incorporating most of the PC content. It really feels like you're playing on a PC, especially if you've got a wheel. ACC also has keyboard support and a hidden broadcaster/spectator mode on console. It's a lot of fun watching a race and just changing cameras throughout the field during a live race is entertaining. Makes for good race streams.
this is exactly the kind of behaviour that AMS2 is fun for too. So glad ACC is getting ebtter every update, I dont care which sim is the best. I already paid for them all! I want them all to be good
I think Stefano felt like going to the Unreal Game engine + the politics about game dev... might had been stressfull smoothering and it didn't get the same extreme love.. then he left to "retire" aka make his own sailing racing game or explore ideas of making other games. Im glad they polished ACC to this level - really nice
LFS is still the goat, since year 2000. Sadly it got that strange time when scirocco didnt launch and physics needed some tweaks. Always loved the procedural sound. You could get any car behavior and engine you wanted just changing car mass, tyres, cylinders. Wish those times came back. Super powerful simlation engine.
I race "GT" level Corvette's and iRacing was always infuriating. ACC feels INCREDIBLE!!! Going into the curb is where it feels amazing. The spongy at first then hard feeling transitioning into the apex is about as real as it can get. Getting out of the corner is still a little rough in terms of realism such as the spring rebound while sliding or that snap grip you get when changing surfaces.
The handling over kerbs has little to do with suspension and tyre model. Basically it was a case of the bumpstop having infinite compression, leading the car body (contact box) to hit the ground. This is why we had so many cars flying off at Eau Rouge due to bottoming out too much, while running extremely soft setups. I have to disagree with the rear sliding. It is still very punishing in general, but the TC appears slightly less intrusive - but it is a step in the right direction for sure!
I have watche some of your videos over the months. I love your content and how the videos are edited (props to your talented editor). Stupid me forgot to subscribe... so I just did that. :-)
I hope and pray AC2 acts, performs, drives, and behaves more like AC. AC is so good at giving you that tire feeling and really rewards you for driving on the edge. I want AC2 to be a modernized AC with an awesome career mode and excellent online matchmaking with ranks. Sim racing is meant for mods and this is where AC truly shines. I would love AC2 to have excellent weather, awesome VR performance, rolling starts, full cautions, perhaps oval racing done right. Ahhh don't let us down Kunos.
@@Username_Invalid Well, no, Skyrim is a totally different game; thanks for your non-response. ACC has good VR support, good weather, rolling starts - there are half of your desires right there - like I said, it's like you've never even played it. What your asking for has already been incorporated.
god you are annoying ac is not just gt racing, you can casually drive too thats the fun for most players. Thats why ac and beamng is more popular@@Jev6
You should have mentioned that LFM actually saved this game from getting extinct. While it is not available for everyone, it still keeps a lot of players at bay. Also Automobilista 2 now also has something like LFM and it's growing. I'm curious how this will play out because you also have a lot more cars there.
@@las10plagas Low Fuel Motorsports. Basically a website that offers a similar service like iRacing has with an own rating system, racing sessions, safety rating etc. Just google it.
The brake model is a major hurdle keeping me from using ACC. I understand ABS is there to protect you, but every pro driver I’ve heard says it’s more efficient and effective to be just at the threshold of the ABS triggering. ACC’s concept of 100% brake pressure every braking zone is far from that.
I've been playing ACC for almost a year and a half, starting with mouse steering, then getting a controller and now saving for a proper steering wheel setup. ACC by far is one the best racing simulators for me.
A lot of people had problems with curbes, because their setup didn't had enough suspension travel at the right stiffness. But the game doesn't give you the right tools(data) to setup you car anyway. For aero and speed you need a velocity over distance curve that also indicats what gear you where in and what range each gear has. For springs you need rideheight and suspension travel over distance. Most professionell software will set markers when you lift a wheel or buttom out completely. For dampers there is a histogram from the manufacturer you want to match. For geometry you want to know your slipangle over distance. You can get this stuff with Motec, but i would love to see a Sim adding real meaning to the setup menu and despite trial and error would give the average player a helping hand. In identifing driver errors, maybe in fixed setup sessions and how to adapt a car to your liking in general.
Improper motion blur is what makes the vehicles look static because when you watch racing on TV there's an interpolation lag between frames that enhances the sense of speed. It's the worst thing about modern tvs. What once was a side effect of electron beam scan lines has to be mimicked in games and if you add too much or too little, huh, someone is always going to cling to their personal truth, belief(faith as it's referred to when the scientific method isn't adhered to). But that's my opinion. I can pick out issues in almost everything av related but I meet people half way. Great video and having a real driver (regardless of shameless plugging hehe jk) he's right. There are not many who are experts in both and I'm inclined to believe the expert. Once again great video.
Been watching your stuff for a while, and I just realized you’re the same Ermin that mastered one of my all-time-favourite albums! (Handmade cities). I listen to that album while I Hot-Lap ACC lol cheers!
I was one of the two drivers in the white/blue/orange McLaren GT4 in 2019 in the real world. The thrill I had from getting to see myself in a game was awesome, the disappointment of how bad it was when it first came out was gutting. Stranger still was all the marketing hype around it at release especially from pro drivers, yet asking anyone inside of that GT4/Blancpain paddock about it and you'd hear how bad everyone thought it was. Glad its better now, but long ago I gave up on it and went back to iracing!
It will never be like reality. The question is: how close does it get? From what I hear about iRacing, if we're being honest about the physics, it doesn't match ACC. Despite that, if it feels more realistic overall, then that's a win.
@@paradoxicalcat7173 my point is that upon release ACC it was god awful. My last sim racing was back in 2021 so I'm out of date, but the last time I played ACC I still didn't love it, and found iRacing far more realistic in terms of feel. Not perfect though!
I want them to have the same budget as a AAA studio so they can address some issues in AC1. Like lack of cars, UI, not be able to pick color of cars in online, etc.. Imagine they have the budget of Gran Turismo or Forza.
I can't believe rfactor2 is still held in such high regard. I winder if the devs had any idea their game would be a racing physics gem like 15 years after release.
I feel like Automobilista 2 is on a similar trajectory with ACC. It just get's better with every update and it already went from pretty underwhelming to pretty awesome in my opinion. It's already a strong contender to AC for the best variety sim in my mind and I believe it will claim that title sooner or later.
@@stephenwaltz-by7yu they are not very realistic until recent update a week or so ago. it felt too much sliding compared to iracing or ACC. but AMS2 now is amazing. it just needs a few more years to catch up. hopefully the community dont give on up AMS2
@@RST9413 Tell me you haven't tried AMS2 in the last 1-2 years without telling me you haven't tried AMS2 in the last 1-2 years. It's definitely getting there. It's still far from perfect (so is ACC), but they improved it so much and I'm so excited for the 1.6 update which should come with some massive improvements to physics yet again.
Acc is truly a great game and sim. But AC2 has my self as well as alot of the sim drifting community worried that our niche will left ignored. ACs modding community has made simdrifting great and makes esports series like ESDA and VDC possible. I just hope that kunos looks at its modding community and sees what so many people want more than just racing and turning lap times. Imagine a world where maps like SRP and LAC are part of the default game
8:12 - Yea, not gonna happen. - They moved TO Unreal Engine, and they're probably going to keep building on that, especially with Unreal Engine 5, and the fact that seemingly the entire industry is moving to Unreal Engine. - That's not something I'm happy with, as it homogenizes videogames and creativity. So as much as I prefer studios to use their own proprietary engine, I bet it's been built on UE5 or a heavily modified UE4.
A career mode that would visit every track on the game and help you build a setup to compete at your best? Setups that you can take online and race others that have also built it in their own style. AC2 take these recommendations!!😂😂
Clickbait RUclips title. ACC was never close to failing, it wasn't always great or without issues, but steadily grew as updates brought much needed improvements. SteamDB charts and reviews show as much. I guess sensationalism is easier to harvest clicks with instead of doing the very simple homework. Pieces like this bug me. Ermin has a great creative palate but this is a silly take.
Before ACC i was racing exclusively in Project Cars 2. ACC was undrivable at that time and AC lacked the player base that PC2 had during the peak of the pandemic. Livetrack 3.0 is still by far the most superior track weather simulation we have and the ability to form your own lobby to your lickings was what brought so many people together. Also the engine damage due to overheating is another thing i dearly miss from PC2. These are the 3 main things that ACC still lacks - proper track and weather simulation, engine damage and lobby/race customization on the spot. Most servers in ACC now are on sunny, clear day with average temps. There are extremely few ones which take place during night and even fewer during a rain or a thunderstorm. And certainly none with extreme heat wave of 45°C ambient and 60°C+ track temperature to make you adapt your setup AND driving style.
Is it still THAT bad? I play exclusively on VR and that's why I still mostly play iRacing. I love ACC, but the VR experience wasn't great when I gave it a try a couple of years ago. Is it worth giving it another shot or should I not even bother?
@@hansolo631 ACC making all other games obsolete? Lol, no. ACC would need plenty of other car series besides GT, and a Porsche Cup, and other tracks outside of SRO. A much more robust in-game multiplayer safety/skill scoring system as well.
@@drchtct It was completely usable and everything is where you’d expect it to be. Ofcourse dowloading content manager makes it a lot easier but the vanilla one was fine tbh.
I want to know why not? So what if other cars are not animated very much? It takes system resources, network resources, increased latency to do all that stuff. It's not required.
I don't even play on pc but still i would say the best racing game on ps is not gt7 but acc. Especially after the last update, it's really good on PS5. It offers so much to learn and the ai is so good that I can spend hours racing against them. Love acc!
I recently started AC again with my Quest 3, so also I gave ACC another go, but in those few laps I took, I don't get the sensation of speed, that AC gives me.
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i really dont care about 90% of gt3 racing, but ACC has hooked me in fully. thats how good it is
I tried gt3 in iracing and gave up. I’ve been spoilt by acc. Acc seems like there is weight in the wheel and much more detail in the ffb compared to iracing. Amazing how far acc has come
I love that I can watch the pros races these cars and tracks through @gtworld and then do the exact same in the sim.
@@Tennyson_W05 thats true... yet the braking is laughable on acc. They both have its positives and negatives
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ACC exposed me to GT3 racing, or GT racing in general, and now I find it far more enjoyable to watch than F1. The racing is so intense. I was at COTA a few weeks ago for GT WC America and on nearly half the laps of the 90 minute race there was a 5 car battle for the lead. Someone would get the lead, and then 1 lap later lose 4 positions because the racing was just that close. And then a few laps later that guy would be back in the lead. It was the greatest racing I've ever seen. It was like F1 Silverstone 2022, but instead of just being 1 or 2 laps of multi-driver battles, it was half the race.
The way tires work and feel in this game is so hyper realistic that It has improved my daily driving. My karting skills got better too since I could understand when the tires are losing traction more easily because of game time.
What kind of kart are you racing? Because karting and GT cars has absolutely nothing in common..
@@MatteEttam While they on paper have nothing in common, the foundational skills learned from both are transferrable. It's kinda like the Matrix, when Neo realizes he can perceive and control the Matrix... Once you sim race long enough, you start feeling it everywhere you drive.
@@larry9167 Couldn't have said it any better nice work😎
For me it's more the other way around, but yes ACC is very capable of teaching you driving techniques. Shifting balance at high speed without bleeding of too much speed is the most prone strengten for me.
I'm a violent phone dropper. I'll even hacky sack the damn thing back into my palm. Always get asked, "how the fuck did you do that?" and I always attribute my Rainbow 6 reaction times. Hell, I've dropped full pints before and still managed to catch it
ACC single-handedly got me into GT racing. i am now heavily addicted to it.
Couldn´t say better! Your words are exactly what I would say :) ACC is an addiction, and now with the Nurburgring Nordschleife DLC, its the cherry on the top of the cake! :)
As someone who's more into luxury supercars or simply just casual driving , ACC didn't hook me in as much as AC and BeamNG but it still amaze me how much this one has come.
VR I presume?
Exactly the same here. There's nothing better than the Ferrari or Porsche packs in the original AC with regards to fantastic driving feel. ACC has better sounds, graphics, and environmental conditions (not sure about physics, but I assume improvement there, too) but AC gives me more enjoyment. For and older school supercar fantasy game, Test Drive Unlimited 1 & 2 were hard to beat - I just wish they had the physics and graphics of AC. My computer sim days go wayyy back - all the way to the original NFS. The original NES had some sims, too, but I don't count those as I didn't have a wheel for that (don't think that was even an option).
@@karoo_bushman6880 dont remind me of the bad vr performance in acc😢
And today, ladies and gentlemen, the 24H Nurburgring Pack is released!
I love that you mentioned the 992 cup car as the car for people to go try, I think it's possibly one of the best cars in all of sim racing, it's so incredibly engaging and fun, just wish people actually raced it online.
Did u know that 992 cup car actually owns one of the worst physics in ACC?
@@ryomaprime3130 Sounds like your mad, cause your bad. Cars don't own physics buddy.
@@ryomaprime3130 You understand that the cup series does not allow TCS or ABS? Right? Those cars handle totally different for a reason. It's not because the physics change from car-to-car, lol.
@@BMXAceCA And I will be happy to answer your other question about why nobody play this car in ACC, first of all as I mentioned before, the cup car feels terrible and the way it behaves are completely away from the real car, doesn’t even drive like a Porsche, it actually feels like a Karting car
But that’s not the reason why players are not interested in this car, check iRacing and RF2, they all do this cars except ACC, So either players in ACC are less competitive & hardcore, or the numbers of Active Players in ACC are decreasing like hell, if u’ve noticed this u would found that the number was actually lower than AC.
I suggest u should have a try on iRacing or RF2 version of the 992CUP, u will understand what is called a CUP CAR, and why it’s a big hit in iRacing&RF2 rather than ACC
@@BMXAceCA But Kunos
just did it wrong, looks like u are so sensational of ACC that u won’t even accept that they did it wrong 😄
the production quality is insane, but the voiceovers are crazy too man, love these videos
I feel like the last update just a few days or weeks ago made the game way better. The new cars are sooo good now. I wonder how much my perception is colored by the fact that ive been iracing a lot lately and that sim is far less forgiving. The feel of ACC is really rewarding. It gives you all of the tools and opportunity to get that perfect lap making great racing within reach of any reasonable driving. Iracing is insanely fun with the variety. I just love racing.
ACC changed my life. When the “next gen” update hit the series X I finally felt like it was close to the pc experience. Such an outstanding sim. Sound, gfx, tracks, tire model, damage. It’s my favorite
It's not totally there, but in regard to a console game challenging it's PC counterpart, ACC does a great job of incorporating most of the PC content. It really feels like you're playing on a PC, especially if you've got a wheel. ACC also has keyboard support and a hidden broadcaster/spectator mode on console. It's a lot of fun watching a race and just changing cameras throughout the field during a live race is entertaining. Makes for good race streams.
this is exactly the kind of behaviour that AMS2 is fun for too. So glad ACC is getting ebtter every update, I dont care which sim is the best. I already paid for them all! I want them all to be good
Never F*ck around with ACC, especially when the creator's last name is "Simulation"
he was born for it.
I think Stefano felt like going to the Unreal Game engine + the politics about game dev... might had been stressfull smoothering and it didn't get the same extreme love.. then he left to "retire" aka make his own sailing racing game or explore ideas of making other games. Im glad they polished ACC to this level - really nice
ACC really needs ranked multiplayer built into the game like Iracing or Gran Turismo, LFM is great but isn’t available in all regions
Agreed...
LFM saved the game for most of us. If ac2 launches without proper MP system it will be bad.
@@vecnejhipik5349lfm just needs oceanic servers. Sucks living in australia and having ping upwards of 250ms. Reckon in the near future it will happen
@@Tennyson_W05 have u tried Octane Online Racing? They are mainly in Oceania/Asia... recommended
Your right, wins and podiums can feel so underwhelming, lack of progression is the only negative I have for this game.
The editor deserves a raise for 2:53
Don't worry - he got one!
yea that was sick
anyone knows what song was playing?
@@AlexB375 Doom’s BFG Division
@@AlexB375 Mick Gordon - The Only Thing They Fear Is You
a racing simulator is nothing without the Nurburgring Nordschleife, that' s right. Im glad they added the nordschleife finally
Again, it's incredible how Live for Speed had pretty crazy tire physics wayyyyyy back when... then..
LFS is still the goat, since year 2000. Sadly it got that strange time when scirocco didnt launch and physics needed some tweaks. Always loved the procedural sound. You could get any car behavior and engine you wanted just changing car mass, tyres, cylinders. Wish those times came back. Super powerful simlation engine.
LFS community is trash tho
@@maurocabello5421 not in 2005
@@maurocabello5421 it's good I see good players and new players it's just that the game in demo just offers you very small stuff :(
I race "GT" level Corvette's and iRacing was always infuriating. ACC feels INCREDIBLE!!! Going into the curb is where it feels amazing. The spongy at first then hard feeling transitioning into the apex is about as real as it can get. Getting out of the corner is still a little rough in terms of realism such as the spring rebound while sliding or that snap grip you get when changing surfaces.
Are you driving C7 online? Which server or community?
@@CorvetteCarCraft I raced a supercharged unlimited class C5 and a C6Z in real life. Tried iRacing just to practice.
@@ooo_Kim_Chi_ooo I have also 2 vettes C3 and C7
The music choice for the videos on this channel are always perfect, Ridge racer type 4 and Gran Turismo lounge music 👌
I love how these ... games ... are still playing catch up to 2004 Live for Speed, even after all these years.
You earned my like with the doom music hit, awesome video overall, but that bit got me.
acc and doom music is an unexpected but badass mixture
I love lots of things about ACC, but special mention to the Sound. It’s epic!
The handling over kerbs has little to do with suspension and tyre model. Basically it was a case of the bumpstop having infinite compression, leading the car body (contact box) to hit the ground. This is why we had so many cars flying off at Eau Rouge due to bottoming out too much, while running extremely soft setups. I have to disagree with the rear sliding. It is still very punishing in general, but the TC appears slightly less intrusive - but it is a step in the right direction for sure!
Love ACC and always have. Just turned on HDR last week and couldn’t believe what I was missing. It looks GREAT.
hahahah doom sound track and racing going surprisingly well together xD
I love that it works great with the quest 2. It makes the experience for this awesome game so much more immersive!!
The last time I was this early to an Ermz video I missed my braking point and spun off at turn one
Ermine, svaka cast za ovaj video! Interesting, educational and entertaining!
First real simulator of my life, completely hooked up: i went from casual online racing to very serious but very slow league racing and i love it
I have watche some of your videos over the months. I love your content and how the videos are edited (props to your talented editor). Stupid me forgot to subscribe... so I just did that. :-)
3:09 That's the humour I love ❤️
The Doom part was AWESOME!!!😂
Love this! You crack me up. Great thoroughly quality content and some humour. So so good. Keep doing it 👌🏻
This game made me get so many speeding tickets in real life. Got WAY better at driving from it. A little too good
I feel like I picked a good time to start sim racing. Between ACC updates and the DD wheelbase choices, it is candy land!
I hope and pray AC2 acts, performs, drives, and behaves more like AC. AC is so good at giving you that tire feeling and really rewards you for driving on the edge. I want AC2 to be a modernized AC with an awesome career mode and excellent online matchmaking with ranks. Sim racing is meant for mods and this is where AC truly shines. I would love AC2 to have excellent weather, awesome VR performance, rolling starts, full cautions, perhaps oval racing done right. Ahhh don't let us down Kunos.
It's as if you've never even heard of ACC. I'm confused.
@@Jev6 ACC is only GT cars with no mods. Totally different game.
@@Username_Invalid Well, no, Skyrim is a totally different game; thanks for your non-response.
ACC has good VR support, good weather, rolling starts - there are half of your desires right there - like I said, it's like you've never even played it. What your asking for has already been incorporated.
@@Jev6 Like I said only GT cars. ACC is not a sequel to AC, try again. Why are they working on AC 2 if they already have ACC with your logic? lol 😂
god you are annoying ac is not just gt racing, you can casually drive too thats the fun for most players. Thats why ac and beamng is more popular@@Jev6
This and the amazingly beautiful lighting/graphics made me come back to ACC. What a sim
i like it how it's obvious what game this is about just from the title alone
The 992 GT3 Cup car is phenomenal to drive
Always love me a new Ermz video
Downloaded it for free a few months ago, I now have a whole driving sim set up at home
This game got me into cars and racing
Haven't even watched the video yet and I already know it'll be good. Love your work mate
You are definitely right about the Porsche, it's feels so awesome, it's insane.
You should have mentioned that LFM actually saved this game from getting extinct. While it is not available for everyone, it still keeps a lot of players at bay.
Also Automobilista 2 now also has something like LFM and it's growing. I'm curious how this will play out because you also have a lot more cars there.
what is LFM?
@@las10plagas Low Fuel Motorsports. Basically a website that offers a similar service like iRacing has with an own rating system, racing sessions, safety rating etc. Just google it.
What's the lfm equivalent for Automobilista 2?
Also, AMS2 is going to be massively improved in the 1.5 update, woo!
The brake model is a major hurdle keeping me from using ACC. I understand ABS is there to protect you, but every pro driver I’ve heard says it’s more efficient and effective to be just at the threshold of the ABS triggering. ACC’s concept of 100% brake pressure every braking zone is far from that.
Gran turismo soundtrack in the video 😂 that was a good one
Love how you play Mick Gordon😍 And obviously love the video too!
6:42 omg mom i'm famous xD (thanks for the tweet feature btw =D )
I've been playing ACC for almost a year and a half, starting with mouse steering, then getting a controller and now saving for a proper steering wheel setup.
ACC by far is one the best racing simulators for me.
I can hardly wait to get a simrig back together to try out the changes to ACC!
I've always liked racing games, but ACC awakened my LOVE for sim racing!
I didn't expect a doom edit in this video but hey it's always welcome LMAO
I remember when Kunos first released the demo of his own project which would eventually be AC.
NetKar was awesome fun!
This game is a masterpiece of sim racing. And I appreciate that developers updating it regurally fixing the sligthest issue.
A lot of people had problems with curbes, because their setup didn't had enough suspension travel at the right stiffness. But the game doesn't give you the right tools(data) to setup you car anyway.
For aero and speed you need a velocity over distance curve that also indicats what gear you where in and what range each gear has.
For springs you need rideheight and suspension travel over distance. Most professionell software will set markers when you lift a wheel or buttom out completely. For dampers there is a histogram from the manufacturer you want to match. For geometry you want to know your slipangle over distance.
You can get this stuff with Motec, but i would love to see a Sim adding real meaning to the setup menu and despite trial and error would give the average player a helping hand. In identifing driver errors, maybe in fixed setup sessions and how to adapt a car to your liking in general.
your edits are really funny, instant like
I just picked up ACC and man it's an experience. Great video 👍🏻
It's a great simulator, but for me the slow acceleration of every car is just a bummer. Every corner exit seems like I'm in a 90hp car...
Narrator: He still got flamed to high hell in the comments.
Improper motion blur is what makes the vehicles look static because when you watch racing on TV there's an interpolation lag between frames that enhances the sense of speed. It's the worst thing about modern tvs. What once was a side effect of electron beam scan lines has to be mimicked in games and if you add too much or too little, huh, someone is always going to cling to their personal truth, belief(faith as it's referred to when the scientific method isn't adhered to). But that's my opinion. I can pick out issues in almost everything av related but I meet people half way.
Great video and having a real driver (regardless of shameless plugging hehe jk) he's right. There are not many who are experts in both and I'm inclined to believe the expert. Once again great video.
Been watching your stuff for a while, and I just realized you’re the same Ermin that mastered one of my all-time-favourite albums! (Handmade cities).
I listen to that album while I Hot-Lap ACC lol cheers!
That does actually look pretty decent! I stopped playing like 2 years ago fed up with the physics.
I hope that we can make our own lobbies that don't require server technician experience.
Look. Its why I consider GTsport a race sim. Good suspension simulation and traction curves make racing actually possible, and fun.
this game is fun af. i bought it and played it for hours for 3 days. then stopped. but those 3 days, i really PLAYED it.
I was one of the two drivers in the white/blue/orange McLaren GT4 in 2019 in the real world. The thrill I had from getting to see myself in a game was awesome, the disappointment of how bad it was when it first came out was gutting. Stranger still was all the marketing hype around it at release especially from pro drivers, yet asking anyone inside of that GT4/Blancpain paddock about it and you'd hear how bad everyone thought it was. Glad its better now, but long ago I gave up on it and went back to iracing!
thats awesome
It will never be like reality. The question is: how close does it get? From what I hear about iRacing, if we're being honest about the physics, it doesn't match ACC. Despite that, if it feels more realistic overall, then that's a win.
@@paradoxicalcat7173 my point is that upon release ACC it was god awful. My last sim racing was back in 2021 so I'm out of date, but the last time I played ACC I still didn't love it, and found iRacing far more realistic in terms of feel. Not perfect though!
2:49 I personally appreciate this DOOM Eternal vibes )))
I love the music you used ... From Gran Turismo 5 😂😂😂
I would be absolutely thrilled to get Assetto Corsa 2 with these physics, with the same modability as AC1
I want them to have the same budget as a AAA studio so they can address some issues in AC1. Like lack of cars, UI, not be able to pick color of cars in online, etc..
Imagine they have the budget of Gran Turismo or Forza.
Money isn't the problem nor the solution. They can add trivial features, but at the expense of what we have. @@Mewzyc
Doom music, Mr. Editor, my hats off to you sir.
I cant wait to get back into it… if i can get my computer to render at a resolution other than 5040x768
I can't believe rfactor2 is still held in such high regard. I winder if the devs had any idea their game would be a racing physics gem like 15 years after release.
Had the pleasure, still own it and play it every time I can.
ACC + DOOM OST is a pairing I never knew I needed
Can't wait for AC2
Play ACC in VR with a decent GPU/CPU and you’ll never want another sim.
I feel like Automobilista 2 is on a similar trajectory with ACC. It just get's better with every update and it already went from pretty underwhelming to pretty awesome in my opinion.
It's already a strong contender to AC for the best variety sim in my mind and I believe it will claim that title sooner or later.
I think the gt3's in Automobilista 2 drive better than ACC personally
@@stephenwaltz-by7yu they are not very realistic until recent update a week or so ago. it felt too much sliding compared to iracing or ACC. but AMS2 now is amazing. it just needs a few more years to catch up. hopefully the community dont give on up AMS2
Ams is trash. You can compare it with forza. Nothing else. At this moment,Rfactor2,raceroom,iracing,acc are the best sims.
@@RST9413 Tell me you haven't tried AMS2 in the last 1-2 years without telling me you haven't tried AMS2 in the last 1-2 years.
It's definitely getting there. It's still far from perfect (so is ACC), but they improved it so much and I'm so excited for the 1.6 update which should come with some massive improvements to physics yet again.
AC2 better not have a Cafe with Francesca patronising me & Lorenzo trying to flog me a car
James Baldwin following suit with a vehicular cameraman kill
Acc is truly a great game and sim. But AC2 has my self as well as alot of the sim drifting community worried that our niche will left ignored. ACs modding community has made simdrifting great and makes esports series like ESDA and VDC possible. I just hope that kunos looks at its modding community and sees what so many people want more than just racing and turning lap times. Imagine a world where maps like SRP and LAC are part of the default game
8:12 - Yea, not gonna happen. - They moved TO Unreal Engine, and they're probably going to keep building on that, especially with Unreal Engine 5, and the fact that seemingly the entire industry is moving to Unreal Engine. - That's not something I'm happy with, as it homogenizes videogames and creativity. So as much as I prefer studios to use their own proprietary engine, I bet it's been built on UE5 or a heavily modified UE4.
Please stop talking about stuff you know nothing about. Thanx.
A career mode that would visit every track on the game and help you build a setup to compete at your best? Setups that you can take online and race others that have also built it in their own style. AC2 take these recommendations!!😂😂
I got my first wheel this week after years of moves and dithering, oh my days the first race had me hooked.
I dont think it was ever a failed sim. As all other Sims we think of currently as good Sims, they all started out rocky and had to build over time.
Clickbait RUclips title.
ACC was never close to failing, it wasn't always great or without issues, but steadily grew as updates brought much needed improvements. SteamDB charts and reviews show as much. I guess sensationalism is easier to harvest clicks with instead of doing the very simple homework.
Pieces like this bug me. Ermin has a great creative palate but this is a silly take.
Every time I see something about ACC I'm like "Why don't I play this more??" and then I remember, oh yeah... No Nurburgring.
Before ACC i was racing exclusively in Project Cars 2. ACC was undrivable at that time and AC lacked the player base that PC2 had during the peak of the pandemic. Livetrack 3.0 is still by far the most superior track weather simulation we have and the ability to form your own lobby to your lickings was what brought so many people together. Also the engine damage due to overheating is another thing i dearly miss from PC2. These are the 3 main things that ACC still lacks - proper track and weather simulation, engine damage and lobby/race customization on the spot. Most servers in ACC now are on sunny, clear day with average temps. There are extremely few ones which take place during night and even fewer during a rain or a thunderstorm. And certainly none with extreme heat wave of 45°C ambient and 60°C+ track temperature to make you adapt your setup AND driving style.
I spent literal days playing pc and pc2. Never touched 3.
Gotta appreciate that Mick Gordon Doom theme in the background 🔥
Looks like Ermz' back on the menu boys
Your intro did remind me about Shift unleashed 2, when it comes to the cuts.
Great video, glad to see you come back from your "early RUclips retirement"
Damn, that intro made me subscribe, holy heck!
If only it wasn't horrendous in VR
Yea, acc with AMS2's VR would make all other games obsolete
Is it still THAT bad? I play exclusively on VR and that's why I still mostly play iRacing. I love ACC, but the VR experience wasn't great when I gave it a try a couple of years ago. Is it worth giving it another shot or should I not even bother?
@@leonardormendes don't bother, it's still horrible
I tried it about a month ago and it was almost unplayable it was so bad.
@@hansolo631 ACC making all other games obsolete? Lol, no. ACC would need plenty of other car series besides GT, and a Porsche Cup, and other tracks outside of SRO. A much more robust in-game multiplayer safety/skill scoring system as well.
This game was never a failed sim
I just hope AC2s menus dont make me want to dive face first into one of those industrial twin screw shredders like the first AC did.
You've never had to navigate rFactor 2's menu. You need a PhD to navigate that bish... 😂
it really wasn’t that bad lol
@@twandepan it was and still is
@@drchtct It was completely usable and everything is where you’d expect it to be. Ofcourse dowloading content manager makes it a lot easier but the vanilla one was fine tbh.
But if it didn't work for you then it's still not good because it should make sense for everyone ofcourse.
Welcome back, Ermin!
After so long, they did add the nurburgring. So, thats a plus i guess
I specifically like the 8:25 moment "Unreal Engine was never inteded for racing sims" xD
I want to know why not? So what if other cars are not animated very much? It takes system resources, network resources, increased latency to do all that stuff. It's not required.
I don't even play on pc but still i would say the best racing game on ps is not gt7 but acc. Especially after the last update, it's really good on PS5.
It offers so much to learn and the ai is so good that I can spend hours racing against them. Love acc!
I recently started AC again with my Quest 3, so also I gave ACC another go, but in those few laps I took, I don't get the sensation of speed, that AC gives me.
I absolutely hate when an kid in an Nissan GTR or Porsche 911 gt3 crashes into me😂
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