I have to disagree. The road maps indeed have to be implemented, but the road to racecar ratio is delusional. If a game is a Racing Simulation, you need good racecars. But that does not really matter if you take into consideration the addition of the ingame repository, that was a good idea. The multiplayer idea is good, but the issue with AC multiplayer is that everybody gravitates to the Nordschleife, which built a culture of doing that. I doubt that would change. Now, the real bad idea was the customization, not because it wouldnt be cool, but because that would eat your storage, and it wouldnt be as good as adding a semi decent damage model. Leave customization for arcade or simcade games.
@@dvzz6285 the percentage range of road vs race cars very much depends on the size of the car list. I imagine a smaller list compared to the likes of gran turismo and forza motorsport simply because of the more complex handling model. I do see what you mean about the fanboying of the Nurburgring, but it really is just the perfect track for general online sim racing. Especially for simulated track days. I don’t see how customisation is an arcade game thing only. It would allow for different classes and builds for online racing, and if Kunos wanna bring over gran turismo players then that would be the best way. Other than copying the daily races system.
@@dvzz6285 I understand wanting to focus on race cars, but having more roads cars are nice too like the Evo lines and Subarus, the 240s and 180s, maybe even a golf GTI too
I very much agree with you but i think ther sold be a different roadcar to racecar ratio 90%/10% is too little racecars in a racing game i think it should be something like 60%/40%. very good video keep it up❤
This videi is: "I want forza with better physics and mods basically" Whole the semi-open or street maps would be neat, the balance of race cars/road cars should be closer to 50/50 and no modifying cars, maybe paints, but thats it. Modifying cars makes them impossible to balance and destroys competition
@@glockmat the percentage of road to race cars definitely depends on the size of the car list, as it’s likely to be quite small compared to other racing games considering it’s a niche game and there is a more detailed handling model. Modifying cars would allow for better online racing, as they could introduce class systems for those who want it. I have no interest in it myself, as I prefer stock cars. But if Kunos want to make this game appeal to more people, modifying cars must be included
@@HowToSpec Modifying setups and modifying the cars are 2 dofferent beasts, one is just what the car already have and don't alter the physics of it, the other fundamentally changes how the car handles
honestly a 8700K and a 1070 MINIMUN requirements seems way too off, they are gonna lose 70% of the player base because of this unreal "minimun" requirements
This is 2024... 1070 is 11 year old card... If you can't upgrade from that then sim racing is not for you... You want them to produce a shit quality game so that 10+ year old PCs can run it??? You can buy a used RX 6600XT for less than 200 dollars nowadays... Either buy a new card or don't buy the game my dude... Sorry for being harsh but your comment is super stupid
If you think about it, the minimum specs are for a 7-8 year old mid to high end PC, so they're really not that bad. If you have a gaming pc from that time or even slightly newer, you should be able to run that. There are modern titles from the past 2-3 years that require a lot more gpu and cpu power as a minimum requirement. Also people want more features, more fidelity physics and graphics wise. At some point you just need more hardware, to make the game able to run as intended by the game dev. If someone can't afford to switch to Assetto Corsa EVO because of their hardware, the old Assetto Corsa still exists. These 70% of people will either upgrade their systems to run the new AC or they will stay with the old AC, and that's completely fine.
@@user-ff5fe5ru6r it’s really not that bad for a brand new game, and that’s just how it is for all new games anyway. So I don’t see how it’s that big of a deal.
@@marcocretella9348 exactly, if they allowed it to run on lower specs people would get disappointed due to them skipping out on important details and features.
You want gt7 with mods and more maps
Not really, I just want GT7s online racing and a few semi-open world roads for online lobbies and just driving alone
YEs give us exhausts and chip tuning option😊
I have to disagree. The road maps indeed have to be implemented, but the road to racecar ratio is delusional. If a game is a Racing Simulation, you need good racecars. But that does not really matter if you take into consideration the addition of the ingame repository, that was a good idea. The multiplayer idea is good, but the issue with AC multiplayer is that everybody gravitates to the Nordschleife, which built a culture of doing that. I doubt that would change. Now, the real bad idea was the customization, not because it wouldnt be cool, but because that would eat your storage, and it wouldnt be as good as adding a semi decent damage model. Leave customization for arcade or simcade games.
I just want more road cars tbh, especially the lesser known ones
@@ReallyJustAFox They could increase the amount of cars, but as a racing sim you have to focus on the racing.
@@dvzz6285 the percentage range of road vs race cars very much depends on the size of the car list. I imagine a smaller list compared to the likes of gran turismo and forza motorsport simply because of the more complex handling model.
I do see what you mean about the fanboying of the Nurburgring, but it really is just the perfect track for general online sim racing. Especially for simulated track days.
I don’t see how customisation is an arcade game thing only. It would allow for different classes and builds for online racing, and if Kunos wanna bring over gran turismo players then that would be the best way. Other than copying the daily races system.
@@dvzz6285 I understand wanting to focus on race cars, but having more roads cars are nice too like the Evo lines and Subarus, the 240s and 180s, maybe even a golf GTI too
@@ReallyJustAFox Yeah, not saying its a bad thing to have road cars, but that they should focus on the racing part as they're a racing sim
I very much agree with you but i think ther sold be a different roadcar to racecar ratio 90%/10% is too little racecars in a racing game i think it should be something like 60%/40%.
very good video keep it up❤
It all depends on how big the car list is really, just gotta wait till it’s announced.
Thanks for watching!
okay so forza? gran turismo?
@@saiko953 well no, as their handling model is nowhere near the quality of assetto corsa.
stole overtake_ggs thumbnail lmao
@@crackheadjonezzz RUclips has always been about taking inspiration/copying bigger creators, to some degree. It’s the only way to attract viewers
This videi is: "I want forza with better physics and mods basically"
Whole the semi-open or street maps would be neat, the balance of race cars/road cars should be closer to 50/50 and no modifying cars, maybe paints, but thats it. Modifying cars makes them impossible to balance and destroys competition
@@glockmat the percentage of road to race cars definitely depends on the size of the car list, as it’s likely to be quite small compared to other racing games considering it’s a niche game and there is a more detailed handling model.
Modifying cars would allow for better online racing, as they could introduce class systems for those who want it. I have no interest in it myself, as I prefer stock cars. But if Kunos want to make this game appeal to more people, modifying cars must be included
@@HowToSpec Modifying setups and modifying the cars are 2 dofferent beasts, one is just what the car already have and don't alter the physics of it, the other fundamentally changes how the car handles
honestly a 8700K and a 1070 MINIMUN requirements seems way too off, they are gonna lose 70% of the player base because of this unreal "minimun" requirements
This is 2024... 1070 is 11 year old card... If you can't upgrade from that then sim racing is not for you... You want them to produce a shit quality game so that 10+ year old PCs can run it??? You can buy a used RX 6600XT for less than 200 dollars nowadays... Either buy a new card or don't buy the game my dude...
Sorry for being harsh but your comment is super stupid
If you think about it, the minimum specs are for a 7-8 year old mid to high end PC, so they're really not that bad. If you have a gaming pc from that time or even slightly newer, you should be able to run that. There are modern titles from the past 2-3 years that require a lot more gpu and cpu power as a minimum requirement.
Also people want more features, more fidelity physics and graphics wise. At some point you just need more hardware, to make the game able to run as intended by the game dev.
If someone can't afford to switch to Assetto Corsa EVO because of their hardware, the old Assetto Corsa still exists. These 70% of people will either upgrade their systems to run the new AC or they will stay with the old AC, and that's completely fine.
@@user-ff5fe5ru6r it’s really not that bad for a brand new game, and that’s just how it is for all new games anyway. So I don’t see how it’s that big of a deal.
@@marcocretella9348 exactly, if they allowed it to run on lower specs people would get disappointed due to them skipping out on important details and features.