Just another off the rails wishlist thread

So majority of real world races are boring as well? Rain is not that common you know..

 

Wet weather racing would be nice, although night driving is not something that I have ever been bothered about.

 

Majority and 100%? You don't see difference? You really don't understand what i'm trying to say? Sad things. And more sad that this is the target audience of the game, who doesn't want to take off pink glasses and see real condition of game. I'm off, don't want to continue this pointless discussion

 

I as a sim driver enjoy AC to its maximum potential. I don't do league racing, even public races attract me little to none. If I wanna race, I change to R3E or SCE. But I always return to AC with a large grin on my face saying f**k other sims.

 

Yes majority. Rain sucks, in any way other then growing crops or for sleeping, watching a horror movie.

 

Yeah. Good point. I got enough tracks cause mods and the cars allready included, beside most stuff doesn't or will not appeal to me in the packages. I would rather pay for features or some changes for more motorsportatmosphere (lively pits and trackdetail+pitradio). A good AI was something I expected a half year ago with the games release.
Would make more sense to invest a successor with the potential to become much better and being competitive against upcoming sims (in 2 or 3 years).

 

Thank you that you put each new video into the opening post so we can find them very quickly without having to read through all the posts...

 

Wet weather driving is the ultimate test. I love it.

Without starting a long "cool story bro" story, I used to race karts years ago and the most enjoyable conditions for me to race in was when it was raining.

You drive to the conditions, and that goes for real life or in a sim. Adjust your driving style etc.

 

If making accurate tyre physics on dry conditions is already difficult, let alone on wet...

 

i hope people would stop asking for multiple lights sources, night racing, rain, it's not gonna happen, and i bet he's kinda sick of answering these kind of questions. also the first gear at launch, that's probably gonna happen some day when they decide what kind of penalty to assign to it.
and we are invited to ask questions, he kinda likes it because he even stayed for almost half an hour on the chat. (an extra half hour on the streaming) because he really gets passioned about his work

 

Seriously? I'm thankful for you trying to bring social media infos to us here, I respect your (sometimes different) opinions, I can also respect your enthusiasm for AC, but can you please stop applying another standard to us then to yourself? It's really just getting more an more annoying that you're trying to be the big moralizer on the one hand and on the other hand not being much better. Or do you really want to state that all of your near 7,000 posts always were absolutely ontopic?

And to visualize the very complex near topic "junk" to you: DEV video => tyre limitiations => setup limitations
it's more ontopic then talking about your vsync settings in your facebook thread or talking about the size of your ignore list in the critique thread for example...

sorry for offtopic, but that needed to be said...

 

The change list points to plenty of progress being possible, which as someone who's enjoying playing the game, I appreciate.... then again, I didn't come into it expecting night, cause, newsflash, it's been in progress for 5 years or whatever and every time people asked they said "no, not ever".

 

(hypothetical) if kunos would decide to hack daynight somehow into 1.0,
- handling the occuring posteffects of this adventure somehow (bugs, sideeffects etc),
- looong testing,
- working for this (lets say) 10 months exclusively to get it working somehow.

in the end only a very small portion of the current drivers would use it regulary I bet.

Alles für die Katz! (dont know how the expression is sayed in en)
Edit: All for the birds (cats)
PS: Would rather wait for this for a (maybe) 2.0, but then in a proper and straight way from the begining.

 

I'm not wishing moons from the sky but it sounds bad to me how Kunos speaks about the possibility to stall the engine, jump start or the penalty system in a whole. Those things shouldn't have car dependant but just a coding work.

Small things which has big impact to overall immersion.

 

Nice to see that there is even still live a little here.

All other Sims bring great changes for months for league racing and multiplayer out, and what's with Kunos?

If the "One Men Show" still going for years so on? 100% Power put into the Console "Freaks"and now no more time
for hundreds of missing PC Multiplayer features?

Impudence and bitter disappointment, Much more does not comes to my mind.

 

wow you again?
get.a.life

edit: just go and play those glorious other sims and stop whining about this one that doesnt fit your ever so demanding requirements

 

Well, stalling requires a real idle method for each car (depends if it's carbureted or electronic injection, requires different amounts of open throttle to hold the idle depending on the engine), whether they have in-car starter, how much torque that has. I don't know how the modern drive by wire semi-automatics handle stalls but I wouldn't be surprised if you can't stall them cause they'll just cut the clutch for you.

Then there's other sources of stalls, sustained Gs starving the fuel, and so on, where do you stop?

 

Yes I know that these aren't small things to develop. What I personally meant that those "small things" might feel as a immersion breaker for some of the end-users. It is propably a big part of the "arcade BS" people keeps spreading around the internet. Those are also things we have never experienced in sims before AC, including netKar Pro. At the moment it is the first immersion when a new customer jumps into his sim car.

I respect a lot those live streams and straight non-filtered things Stefano say and actually answers to our questions and worries.

But please no Ian Bell mode, if you know what I mean..

Keep up the good work!