In its current state, AC is an excellent trackday/hot lapping simulator. However, the AI, multiplayer and career leave much to be desired. Thankfully, Kunos are aware of these weaknesses and are working to improve them in future updates.So now that the game is out what do you guys think of it? Is it worth the current price? How does it compare to Grid Autosport and other racing titles on PC? How's the career mode?
In its current state, AC is an excellent trackday/hot lapping simulator. However, the AI, multiplayer and career leave much to be desired. Thankfully, Kunos are aware of these weaknesses and are working to improve them in future updates.
Huh, how does that work? I always thought FanaLED was just a nice looking rev meter you could customize shift points with. That would be pretty great, though.Is FanaLEDs (or whatever it's called) compatible with your G27? Using FanaLED, I've setup my t500 and pedals to ever so slightly vibrate when my brakes are locked up. It's completely unrealistic, but it sure helps.
Definitely check out the mods. Beyond just cars and tracks, one of my must-have's is OV1Info. This is a fantastic all-in-one replacement for several of the lacklustre vanilla AC UI apps.Just got this, liking it so far, anything I should or shouldn't be doing or any tips on settings etc etc
Huh, how does that work? I always thought FanaLED was just a nice looking rev meter you could customize shift points with. That would be pretty great, though.
I think I've solved a big part of the problem, though. I reduced my FoV quite a bit(all the way to 40 degrees) and I'm doing much better. I think what was happening was that I simply wasn't getting an accurate sense of my slowing speed. With a lower FoV, I've got a much better sort of 'awareness'(I don't know how to describe it properly...) and I'm judging my braking better as a result. I still think my braking technique is off somehow, but I don't feel lost anymore at least.
Definitely check out the mods. Beyond just cars and tracks, one of my must-have's is OV1Info. This is a fantastic all-in-one replacement for several of the lacklustre vanilla AC UI apps.
F11 to toggle rearview mirror.
Driving during sunrise/sunset is pretty.
You can download the software here. Very useful tool for adding more ffb options.Huh, how does that work? I always thought FanaLED was just a nice looking rev meter you could customize shift points with. That would be pretty great, though.
Finally, Lucca Ring Beta is released!
http://www.assettocorsa.net/forum/index.php?threads/luccaring-circuito-de-baluardi-beta-0-5.11075/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3cmdna9HH3A
I'm guessing you're an ATI fan so I'd suggest an R9 280 with 3GB RAM for around $250 at PCCG. Here is a YT video comparing Radeon 5870 in 2x CrossFireX vs one R9 280x - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ePfmlThdDTsThat looks amazing. But my video card setup unfortunately hits the bugs mentioned in it: An older ATI card (5970 and 5850) w/ 1GB video RAM :/ I need a cheap 2GB solution that would perform at least as well as my current setup, if anyone has any suggestions
Wow, that seems awfully cheap... and I'm honestly surprised there's a comparison vid available on YT!I'm guessing you're an ATI fan so I'd suggest an R9 280 with 3GB RAM for around $250 at PCCG. Here is a YT video comparing Radeon 5870 in 2x CrossFireX vs one R9 280x - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ePfmlThdDTs
Of course you could sell your existing GPU's and use the funds for an even better ATI GPU such as the 290X
That's the major benefit ATI has - their performance versus price ratio is fantastic. FWIW, the R9 280 is rebadged HD7950 whilst the R9 280X is a rebranded 7970. I was shocked to find a YT video tooWow, that seems awfully cheap... and I'm honestly surprised there's a comparison vid available on YT!
Nice! Another side benefit to ATI GPU usersI believe my cards (particularly the 5970) are apparently valuable in terms of bitcoin mining (if that's still a thing) so I might be able to get myself something pretty fantastic
Nothing I could find locally matches the performance of the 280 in Nvidia's lineup for the same price; the GTX 760 is available for around the same price as the 280 and is better thermally and has lower power consumption however it provides lower frame rates in every game. The software side of things can be a little more tricky to gauge - Nvidia can be 'hit and miss' with their drivers (far more 'hits' in my experience); that said, I keep reading ATI are getting better with their drivers too.I'm not all that aligned with AMD/ATI either, particularly with their very average driver support (although if I go single-card that may become irrelevant) so if there's an nVidia solution that works just as well or better, I'd love to hear it
I'm guessing you're an ATI fan so I'd suggest an R9 280 with 3GB RAM for around $250 at PCCG. Here is a YT video comparing Radeon 5870 in 2x CrossFireX vs one R9 280x - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ePfmlThdDTs
Of course you could sell your existing GPU's and use the funds for an even better ATI GPU such as the 290X
Yep, it's $269. I was probably looking at prices on Newegg or whatever to ascertain how high the Aussie tax was at PCCG $269 is still a decent price for a quality mid-level GPU.
As for mods, I've downloaded the 787B, C6R, Nissan Primera, Miura, GP2 series and the tracks Mosport and Snoopy's Nordschleife. Those seem to be the best ones from what I can gather. Any others you all can recommend?
Edit: Forgot that I also have the Kutch.
Fans of single seater series will have noticed that the car model is close to resembling a modern GP2 car, while also the specs and liveries might look familiar. A while ago the FIA (Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile) have sended out a “cease and desist” letter to several modding teams around the world working on mods resembling FIA governed cars and series. For that reason, mods such as the FCM FC2-2014 are using a different name and only have their mods loosely based on the real world cars they wish to resemble.
An ordinary day at KUNOS Studios: 1993 DTM Champion Nicola Larini signing a print showing his legendary Alfa Romeo 155 DTM, after tested it in Assetto Corsa. The good to have our Dev Studio placed in a racing circuit.
Is this the first footage we have of proper post-launch paid DLC?
We are glad to present the second teaser dedicated to Assetto Corsa Dream Pack, featuring the BMW M235i Racing, that will be included in the package currently under final development and betatesting. The first additional pack will come with some updates of the main build of Assetto Corsa and will introduce some new features, improving also the existing code. Other details will be revealed once the scheduled process will be completed and tested. The release is confirmed for Q1 2015.
I do not disagree with Martin's review (text) just not sure if the state of the rest of the game deserves that number. (yet)
Yep, he's the best sim/racing reviewer to be found on the major websites.Should've been Martin Robinson who reviewed Driveclub.