Assetto Corsa is more realistic, has incredible mod support to add tracks and cars from the community. It likely will go on sale during Xmas with all dlc for cheap, so I’d definitely go for it then. Forza is a bit more of a simcade, but still a good starter game. Looks great has nice variety and hundreds of cars.
In my opinion, Assetto Corsa Competizione is the clear winner. It has better graphics, sound quality, driving realism and physics than PC3. I’m a bit biased towards ACC but you can’t deny the investment in design and development made by Kunos Simulazioni. PC3 is a good game, but it’s just not as good as ACC.
Driving in Assetto Corsa Competizione has a noticeably different feel than the original Assetto Corsa, in large part due to its new physics simulation, but also because of a very different Force Feedback system. Many effects in the original Assetto Corsa are changed, or omitted entirely, in Competizione.
Content wise, Competizione focuses on the GT World Challenge Series, and has all of its tracks, cars and liveries. It also runs on a different engine; the Unreal 4 engine, while Assetto Corsa was built in-house at Kunos Simulazioni. The biggest difference to most gamers is the fact that Assetto Corsa can be modded.
Because of the low playerbase the gap between players in race is huge. In GT sport most of the players are same rank so races are really interesting. But in ACC there's like a gap of 10+sec between each driver in a race.In the end races are so much more boring compared to GT sport.
The pixel crawling of the shadows in front of you on the tarmac were the most annoying. There's also "Cable Antialiasing" now. Here are the settings: CSP Version: 0.1.71 (0.1.72 has new interior reflections and I really don't like that look!) Extra FX: active (not by default) -> Temporal anti-aliasing: active.
1. Ferrari 296 GT3. Using the Aggressive default setup, the car feels quite stable and handles kerbs without issue. You can even attack the sausage kerbs found on several of the tracks in Assetto Corsa Competizione, and the 296 just bounces over them while keeping its composure.
Slamdrunken Racer. when learning to drift in real life, do NOT do it in dry tarmac, do it in wet tarmac or gravel, or snow, & also don try to enter a corner already sideways like the pros, just do the exit sideways, so you will learn how to control your car before you start doing real crazy stuff. Slamdrunken, Jan 13, 2015.
Boasting no less than 30 cars to race against, which represents a 50 percent increase over the 20 car limit that was present in the PS4 and PS4 Pro versions of Assetto Corsa Competizione, races
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