Assetto Corsa Competizione Coming to PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X in 2021
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With how the ps4 version was I would be shocked if there wasn’t a few bugs. Seemed like every update fixed some and brought some new ones. The 2020 DLC wasn’t even playable when it first came out.
I hope for the best when it comes to the ps5 version, but it seems inevitable that it’ll have issues.
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It actually makes perfect sense as both will be PS5 racing games. I must admit to being disappointed at the ACC PS5 game play trailer. The pop-ins are far worse than I expected but hopefully that can be fixed and I'm not even sure if they're bad enough that they'll actually affect the driving. I'm not one to notice trees and whatnot while driving so hopefully it's more of just a replay issue.
This makes sense though 👍.
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Why they choose 4k when could focus on shadows, lights.
Just hope the rest of the game is on par with pc mostly. Ffb, etc.
Just hope the rest of the game is on par with pc mostly. Ffb, etc.
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It was more of the things near to the track that I was referring to. I would've thought there'd be virtually no pop-ins like on other PS5 racing games but that wasn't the case in that clip. There's also this odd Vaseline smear effect off to the sides sometimes when the footage is in car.
The cars looked better for sure, especially compared to what I see on my base PS4... but so they should on a PS5 game. I'm just hoping it's my PC and YouTube compression that's holding it back and it will be better than what I'm seeing now.
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- Nicky-Boy_7
Same here mate.
It doesn't look anywhere-near next-gen as things stand IMHO.
It doesn't look anywhere-near next-gen as things stand IMHO.
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Unreal Engine doesn't help the situation. It's a heavy engine. Even PC is struggling with optimization. On top of that Kunos has delegated this to a 3rd party. If it's smooth and the physics and FFB are on par with PC I will overlook the graphics. I put 215 hours into ACC on a 16GB i7 laptop with a throttled RTX 2060, lowering everything just to get a stable but blurry experience with my Rift S, and I LOVED IT! The driving experience is so sublime. I had the graphics down to only 12 cars visible so the 40 car grid wouldn't crush my CPU. Effects down big time so my Rift S wouldn't get crushed. I made massive concessions and still enjoyed it.
Unreal Engine made ACC look much worse than any other sim I played. But I enjoyed ACC the most. It's the one worth coming back to. Graphics be damned, if the console next gen looks decent, is stable, and has the features well then, color me tickled. That's all I need.
EDIT: I do realize that my preferences and expectations may differ wildly from other people. My rant is IMO®.
Unreal Engine made ACC look much worse than any other sim I played. But I enjoyed ACC the most. It's the one worth coming back to. Graphics be damned, if the console next gen looks decent, is stable, and has the features well then, color me tickled. That's all I need.
EDIT: I do realize that my preferences and expectations may differ wildly from other people. My rant is IMO®.
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Similar to how some players don’t play other games.
Some players: “What is this ’ACC’? You mean, ABC.”
Other players: ”No, ACC.”
Some players: ”GT?”
Other players: ”No. ACC.”
Some players: ”You’re trolling. Just making up letters.”
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Good morning. Is ACC playable with a Controller? I played the first Assetto Corsa and the game was unplayable for me with a Controller.
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Yes it is, but the creators do expect 90+% of people to be using wheels, so AFAIK it's not as controller-friendly as, say, the Gran Turismo series.
With Haptic Feedback on the PS5 'though, who knows? It depends on how much they code for it I guess.
With Haptic Feedback on the PS5 'though, who knows? It depends on how much they code for it I guess.
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I’m kind of more excited for GT7 now. The state of play video really took my enthusiasm for it up about a dozen notches. I adore GT Sport, and 99% of my time has been in single player. I enjoy the custom race mode and find the ai to be a real challenge, I’m no alien driver!
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Glowing brake disc's and exhaust flames on replay please. Not asking much 🤔😅
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ACC was designed and released as a PC only game. PC sim racers are almost exclusively on wheels with rigs. Controllers do not give the emersion that Kunos developed the game for. And I agree. It is a simulation.
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It’s very good with a controller, it’s nearly on the same level as GTS imo, you just need to tweak your settings.
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Yes. AC is playable with a controller with the right settings, but I appreciate it's still difficult for most people. ACC has much better controller implementation than AC though, not quite on par with games made for controllers though such as GT and Dirt.
I'm sorry, what? This is ludicrous lol
After sweating my ass off for months today i discovered that upping my tyre pressure to 27-28psi makes me as fast or slightly faster than 95% ai fairly easily. I can be in the pack and pass 5-10 cars.. That's 15-20 increments to the right from the default pressures for newcomers. You're welcome. 2-3s per lap gained with no pressure
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