Just stumbled on this commercial...

Thanks, Its been years in the making, but very pleased with where its at.

Track is Ebisu West from Tiago, Monitors are cheapo 43" 60hz Toshiba's....In motion the need for the Fancy high end 144hz stuff is even less critical. (Yes ive tried a 3x 27 Predator setup) and While i looked nice. Sure as Shi* felt TINY compared to my setup. Yes buddy had his monitor's Directly behind the wheel base.

That was an old drift video Pre OSW, so the drifting was a little sloppy.

here's with osw which was a NIGHT and day difference in drifting ability.

 

Such rig is a must-try-it-once-it-your-life thing, if it can also manage/render G-force for serious racing game like AC, it could be great.

Not unnecessary as you wrote: wet/low-grip surface + high COG + lot's/enough of inertia + rear end slide = flips, new and not so new SUVs in AC could behave like this and this is part of real world so it could be considered to be part in AC. Especially when Kunos also decide nice and warm weather is not the average weather on most parts of the world.

And tyre puncture are not "random", there is just too much factors in play to simulate them all thoroughly (from tyre manufacturing tiny defect, to storage issues, temperature issues, tiny debris and sharp pieces of rocks on track, loose screws, bad pressure settings, tyre wear, ...) it quite like simulating Pluton influence on an orbit of an object around Earth.

 

I think those are quite random.

I don't think there is much in common between tire puncturing and orbits of the planets.