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This article was published by Joe Donaldson (@Joey D) on October 11th, 2018 in the Motorsports category.
Sim Racing Is Now an Officially Recognized Motorsports Discipline in Germany
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My heart stopped for a second there - i thought this was a image of a new Deep Forest!
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You know, I've got GTS, PCars 1 & 2, AC and F1 2017/18 on my PS4, and quite frankly all of them have flaws in the sim model as far as I'm concerned. I can quite easily switch between any of them, and what I've learned from one often carries over to another - yeah there are differences, but not as great as people make out.
GTS is as valid a sim as PCars and AC despite certain questionable implementation decisions by PD, and it's way more of a sim than the F1 series IMO
Anyway back on topic - It's good to hear that sim racing is being legitimised as part of motorsport, especially given the e-sports broadcasts of GTS and F1 2017 that I've seen are barely distinguishable from the real thing from a spectator point of view.
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Gt-s a sim? LOL Even forza horizon4 have better and more realistic physics!
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Trolling right? Anyways these are video games and I’m yet to play a sim racer that feels exactly how a real life car feels.
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I disagree with this.
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haha a couple of months ago I already posted this one in the Motorsport forum. Because it was not recognized as an official motorsport event at that moment the topic was locked (which was in good mutual understanding and conversation).
I should have placed some bets then I was rich by now
https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/threads/bono-huis-will-race-for-mclaren-f1-esport-team.380775/
I should have placed some bets then I was rich by now
https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/threads/bono-huis-will-race-for-mclaren-f1-esport-team.380775/
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- Do you have a CAMs compliant sticker on your sofa?
- Do you have a tow strap connected to your TV?
- Do you have a battery locator sticker on your wall plug?
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Almost there, Joey.
I've always wanted parts of the car to fail as a consequence of your or someone elses actions. And quit allowing them to crawl to the pits after their fuel has been spent. Good grief! How old are you guys? Just because it looks better than an internet video or it behaves like(?) a car doesn't mean any line has been greyed... I saw no one breaking any sweat in that Silverstone or Redbull(?) competion.
I suppose if the 'globe' we exist on can be considered flat then this 'game' could blur reality. So if this is the case, any computer game could somehow be mistaken...
First aspect of PS4's GTSport realism is it's pay-to-play model. Spot on there, guys.
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It's a simulation,being 100% like real life is not the point of simracers.It's impossible to achieve.
At that point it's easier to rent a race car lol
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YES.
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This is simply outstanding. Go Germany.
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So do I
I feel it's just a gimmick to get the elusive18-32 demographic excited about cars and racing again. It's not based on merrit
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I suppose this is relevant: https://www.carscoops.com/2018/10/scuderia-ferrari-boss-says-esports-threat-formula-one/
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I’m not entirely sure what is happening, but going off a few threads on Twitter, it seems that F1 has gone on a purge of YouTube, claiming copyright infringement on any video of gaming or esports that had F1 related content. One of the tweets said they even went after some prevalent GT Sport channels. It’s unclear at this point whether this was triggered by YouTube’s algorithms, or if it was done deliberately.
Talk about a dumb way to promote your sport, and the growing domain of esports and sim racing.
I think the next natural move for esports is to completely ditch mimickery of real life...forget F1, esports has stuff like Formula X, Redbull X2010, F-Zero
Talk about a dumb way to promote your sport, and the growing domain of esports and sim racing.
I think the next natural move for esports is to completely ditch mimickery of real life...forget F1, esports has stuff like Formula X, Redbull X2010, F-Zero
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I’m not entirely sure what is happening, but going off a few threads on Twitter, it seems that F1 has gone on a purge of YouTube, claiming copyright infringement on any video of gaming or esports that had F1 related content. One of the tweets said they even went after some prevalent GT Sport channels. It’s unclear at this point whether this was triggered by YouTube’s algorithms, or if it was done deliberately.
Talk about a dumb way to promote your sport, and the growing domain of esports and sim racing.
I think the next natural move for esports is to completely ditch mimickery of real life...forget F1, esports has stuff like Formula X, Redbull X2010, F-Zero
Ya, @Jimmy B was hit by it too.
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