Assetto Corsa Competizione - 2020 Generic discussion

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Keyboards should have alcohol breath testers installed and if you are drunk the keyboard will lock you out until you are sober

 

I bet you, in some cases would be worse! Just like the one we just saw. He is normal when drunk....

 

May you please explain here, now, what was your post about ? What issues did u had, that need our attention. The wholle DEV's Team is now here just for you, and willing to help your case.

 

If this is how he reacts to a moved thread imagine what happens when something real happens to him in real life... some people make it soooo hard not to hate humans.

 

To answer your question..

Primitive tyre technology, no aero, different standards in chassis construction.. what else what you expect? Of course they drive vastly different.

Specifically, in old cars the limit is very very wide.. the car goes though a small range of linear behavior then enters into a BIG transitional range where you feel a lot of things happening. Suspensions go through a big range of movements, that influences the entire geometry of the thing, the tyre changes camber and angle through these movements... there is a lot of time and movement range to detect these behaviors and to react to them and the cars are way more forgiving when the limit is exceeded.

Modern cars on the other end are exactly the opposite.. they are WAY harder to push but also much much easier to drive when not really pushing. The transitional range in these cars is miniscule and much harder to detect. Suspensions hardly move, so all the weight shifts are almost instantaneous and the car won't go into big changes due to suspension movement, you think you are at the limit but you are almost there... sand then in a fraction of a second you are over it and the car is gone... everything happens faster and the brain needs to adapt and get used to things happening at much higher speed.. they require much quicker reflexes.

To recap in one line, everything that happened on old cars happens in modern cars, just WAY faster and with a lot more energy entering into the system.. thus the limit is harder to detect and ride.
That is true in real life and it is obviously reflected in the sim.

 

In "real life" you nor I have not the faintest idea how these cars feel driven hard. If you have driven a 1967 F1 car, accept my apology.

I am ecutly aware these are totally different sim cars. My point is that on the limit in ACC there is very little feedback in weight to when the back starts to go at lowish speeds. Dave Perel would be the best to tell if this is true to life.

To add, these old sim cars are way harder to drive fast, your constantly on the edge of going off track. Very rewarding. But this is just my opinion.

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Having your post just binned, to be lost into some massive threat, is insulting. Simple as that.
You don't know me to be making such sweeping statements. I'm far more of a handful than you can possibly imagine.

 

I know math.. and all the cars I've driven have been exactly like math told me they would be.. so ya, I am pretty confident it's exactly like I told you it is... especially when talking about such obvious and huge differences, it really shouldn't be that hard to understand, we are not talking about minutiae here, it's super basic stuff.

 

Not long ago, i had made a post with an ideia, not even 10 minuts after i posted, the post was closed and not even a feedback.
U didnt saw me reacting the way u did! At least your post was moved into somewhere where people are active to explain/help you.
Instead of creating a new thread for a question u should have used the already existing threads like the one we are now that are exactly perfect for that. Instead of being mad u should have said "thanks".

 

Now everyone take a deep breath...... and relax.......
Oh and happy new year

 

In portugal there is this saying, that translate in different words what u said. " Putas e vinho verde".

 

...low quality bait guys...

 

To all of you

 

Happy New 2021 Year All!

 

New year, new chance to confirm the Nordschleife

 

A question, does the series ACC is based on, race there ?

 

Happy new year and thank you (devs and community) for helping us to wade across this strange year.

 

No, it's just a running joke at this point lol