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This article was published by Kyle Patrick (@SlipZtrEm) on April 21st, 2018 in the Assetto Corsa Competizione category.
Assetto Corsa Competizione Looking Good in Latest Batch of Screenshots
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All I hope is that the physics engine is the same or even better than AC. I'm pretty happy though that they'll keep every track from previous game, other developers should take heed.
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All i can say is
DAYYYYM
DAYYYYM
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Cars looks like they don't quite blend with the track somehow. It looks good but definitely not one of those games where you have to give it a second glace to see if it's real or a game.
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Insert "Mother of God" meme here, to understand how impressed I am with the latest screen shots.
Looking good. I can't wait to run it.
Looking good. I can't wait to run it.
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Yeah okay that makes sense. I was looking at it trying to figure out why i thought it looked really good but wasnt "wow"ing me. Thats probably why.
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I hope the frame doesn't get mess up.
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Hmmm, environment effects look great, but, uhm, what's with all those "55" number decals on the bonnet for all cars, even they have different side numbers? (except the red "52" on Huracán) 
oh, wait, there is also the side numbers the same - "34" and some of them are messed up around... Didn't they had time to edit those pics, or liveries to have different numbers? For now it just looks kinda weird... and disturbing...
oh, wait, there is also the side numbers the same - "34" and some of them are messed up around... Didn't they had time to edit those pics, or liveries to have different numbers? For now it just looks kinda weird... and disturbing...
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Thank you Gt planet for wetting my lips every day. Anyway I really hope this comes to console lol I highly doubt it 
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They confirmed that those liverys are placeholder.Hmmm, environment effects look great, but, uhm, what's with all those "55" number decals on the bonnet for all cars, even they have different side numbers? (except the red "52" on Huracán)
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Same physics engine as AC.
This is not correct, it will only feature tracks from the 2018 Blancpain GT season.
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And 2019.
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Has there ever been such thing as bullshots on a PC focused/exclusive title? Are bullshots even possible on PC? Unlike consoles, limited in nature, where publishers can pretend it's going to produce graphics which were actually rendered by a monster PC, the only limit with PCs is the size of your bank account.
Irrespectively, UE4 has been capable and already produced more realistic graphics than these shots, for a few years too I figure, so I'm confident these are the graphics we'll be getting (likely at ultra settings). Here's a bit of UE4 sexiness:
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Good lord.
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Ok. That's just plain f'ing mental.
Now comes big bad ALB with this comment: Yeah, but try shooting full motion with that quality. ::ducks from the vegetables being thrown in his direction::
I'm sure there are a ton of YouTube detectives on their mom's P4 Dell desktops who have pointed out flaw after flaw after flaw. I got no problem admitting there were shots that looked absolutely real. The leaves, some sticks and pine needles. We get a lot of pine needles around here...I could have sworn he took a photo of the ground, that's how nice some of those shots were. Goddamn... Maybe if I stop wasting money on my computer network and servers I could buy a new high-end PC or laptop to fully exploit the graphics capabilities of ACC.
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About two maybe three years ago steam cracked down hard on bullshots which was mainly from ubisoft at the point. Several people came out saying they had been paid to add effects like debris or depth of field or smoothing out a transition or motion blur etc etc. But things like this have been done for ages, the dream pack 1 trailer for AC has sparks added in, the borderlands 2 trailers and screenshots used 8XMSAA which wasn't available in the game and the two sticks which broke the camels back was far cry 3 and 4 having much more dense explosions and motion blur on shrapnel. There are a lot more and many articles on the subject and its pretty interesting to see what they ddi and seeing if you can spot the differences.
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