I can feel when I'm losing grip in asseto corsa better. Please fix it ! Don't over complicate wheel setups too. I will buy second game
Martin Lewis - 8 years ago
I've only played rFactor 2, & thought the physics were awful. I drove the same car that I had driven in reality at a track day, & it felt nothing like it in-game. Can't comment on the other two as I've not played them. The physics in Project CARS are top knotch imo (that is when the game's working).
David Manoy - 8 years ago
Assetto's physics are better. I want better physics in PCars 2.
Thomas - 8 years ago
I haven't played the other two. So my answer is neutral.
Thomas Gero - 8 years ago
I haven't played the other two. So my answer is neutral.
Roy UK - 8 years ago
I have not played the other two games, and there is no option to choose that.
Travis - 8 years ago
iRacing, rFactor and Assetto Corsa all have their strengths and weaknesses and putting these sims in one basket presumes they are all equal.
rFactor 2 is the closest competitor to pCARS as it has largely the same feature set; rF2 has worse graphics but much better FFB, physics (in every aspect including vehicle and tyre), dynamtic road conditions, modding capabilities and stable netcode for multiplayer. The tyre model in rF2 is years ahead of everyone elses, thanks to collaborations with rFactor Pro.
pCARS has better sounds and weather effects.
As to whether pCARS is on the same 'level' as the other sims listed, some of the vehicles in pCARS (mostly the GT3 and GT4 classes) drive as well as any other sim on PC. On the flip-side, most of the pCARS road cars feel terrible in comparison to Assetto Corsa.
miagi - 8 years ago
I played AC only in 2 motionrigs on IAA and PMW Expo, I don't judge AC very well from that experience. Even though it were motion rigs, I only thought, it's more fun to drive pCARS because it feels more natural, even with my ghetto-rig. :P
Can't say anything about iracing though. But they also aren't doing any magic about the physics.
Tire feel is way better in aseetto corsa.
I can feel when I'm losing grip in asseto corsa better. Please fix it ! Don't over complicate wheel setups too. I will buy second game
I've only played rFactor 2, & thought the physics were awful. I drove the same car that I had driven in reality at a track day, & it felt nothing like it in-game. Can't comment on the other two as I've not played them. The physics in Project CARS are top knotch imo (that is when the game's working).
Assetto's physics are better. I want better physics in PCars 2.
I haven't played the other two. So my answer is neutral.
I haven't played the other two. So my answer is neutral.
I have not played the other two games, and there is no option to choose that.
iRacing, rFactor and Assetto Corsa all have their strengths and weaknesses and putting these sims in one basket presumes they are all equal.
rFactor 2 is the closest competitor to pCARS as it has largely the same feature set; rF2 has worse graphics but much better FFB, physics (in every aspect including vehicle and tyre), dynamtic road conditions, modding capabilities and stable netcode for multiplayer. The tyre model in rF2 is years ahead of everyone elses, thanks to collaborations with rFactor Pro.
pCARS has better sounds and weather effects.
As to whether pCARS is on the same 'level' as the other sims listed, some of the vehicles in pCARS (mostly the GT3 and GT4 classes) drive as well as any other sim on PC. On the flip-side, most of the pCARS road cars feel terrible in comparison to Assetto Corsa.
I played AC only in 2 motionrigs on IAA and PMW Expo, I don't judge AC very well from that experience. Even though it were motion rigs, I only thought, it's more fun to drive pCARS because it feels more natural, even with my ghetto-rig. :P
Can't say anything about iracing though. But they also aren't doing any magic about the physics.