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Assetto Corsa Competizione Coming to PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X in 2021
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Fix that low res rear view also. Looks absurd on these next gen consoles,This is the discussion thread for an article on GTPlanet:
Assetto Corsa Competizione Update 1.8 Coming to PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series September 29
The major 1.8 update for Assetto Corsa Competitzione is finally heading to ninth-generation consoles later this month, almost a year on from its appearance on PC versions of the game...
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Say what? I have a PS5. I was just playing the game. Jumped in GT3, was looking through the car list and only see the M6. Tried both series, British GT and latest season of GT3.
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Is it the PS5 version? I know there's a free upgrade if you have the PS4 disc and play it on a PS5 but I'm not sure if you have to go through the PS store to download it or it's an auto update.
Also what years cars have you selected at the top of the page? M4 won't show up of you click on 2017 or 2018 (I think)
Since both Nissan's are there it isn't the 2019 menu.
Also what years cars have you selected at the top of the page? M4 won't show up of you click on 2017 or 2018 (I think)
Since both Nissan's are there it isn't the 2019 menu.
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- The failed experiment entitled “California”.
Looking forward to this update. Admittedly, I haven't been playing ACC much because I knew this update would eventually come, and a lot would change. So I didn't want to half-relearn the game.
Admittedly-admittedly....
I also partially upgraded to a DD1 in anticipation of ACC 1.18 so I could take full advantage of the FFB in all of its glory.
If all goes well, I might be jumping to PC soon. Whats a solid gaming PC optimized for sim racing run these days? Anyone know?
Admittedly-admittedly....
I also partially upgraded to a DD1 in anticipation of ACC 1.18 so I could take full advantage of the FFB in all of its glory.
If all goes well, I might be jumping to PC soon. Whats a solid gaming PC optimized for sim racing run these days? Anyone know?
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To Yard_Sale: We all know since release ACC on consoles has a poor history of game performance. I’ve been with game from very beginning on PS4. Lot of problems including not being able to join multiplayer because of too many PSN friends. Even after we upgraded to PS5 console on ACC PS4 version, the game was not running perfect. Then ACC PS5 version was promised, it was delivered in a poor state, but playable. When I look back the road to playable console ACC has been very bumpy. It is like a beta version gets better and better but takes time. But I am addicted to ACC. When there was multiplayer issue, I didn’t delete my 300+ carefully selected racing friends coming from AC times and ACC too. I was playing single player polishing my racing skills. Career was crashing after 2hr Endurance race, it crashed on three occasions on me, really annoying. But I kept playing and waiting it to be fixed. There has been an update and update and always there are bugs, some wheels are not working properly. There is lack of communication from Untold games and 505games, it’s been frustrating to many. But if you like racing and you don’t have PC, the ASSETTO CORSA COMPETIZIONE on consoles is as close as you can get to perfect racing game. The physics, sound, graphics, tracks, cars, tuning, the feel of car, overall sensations, the buzz, the challenge racing in league an endurance race or crazy 10min multiplayer race - I can’t get enough of ACC. You need a wheel preferably good quality, best would be Direct drive wheel with sim rig to feel games potential. It is amazing game. I believe console ACC 1.8 version will not fix every issue, but it definitely will make this sim racing game even better.
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That's pretty cool. Always thought the one way pCars 2 was decent was its tire flex simulation. Even though it ended up being less realistic than most sims, including pCars 1 depending on the car, when it worked it was super cool to feel the tires flexing and gripping the road in a more realistic way
Can't wait to see what Kunos does with this kind of killer feature.
Can't wait to see what Kunos does with this kind of killer feature.
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I spent 1700 on mine. Went pre-built because I didn't care to learn a whole new thing building one. I can say get the best graphics card you can afford. I have a rtx3070 ti and it does the job well. In hindsight I would prefer a 3080 minimum or a 3090.
On higher graphic settings I get well over 100 fps on acc. If I drop quality down I have no problem getting the 165 my monitors run at.
Sim racing is all about the gpu. I don't even use 20% of my cpu in game.
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When I played on PS4 Slim, could only get 20 cars.
With PS5, unless I missed clicking more spaces, I raced at Nurb GP(GT3 cars) and there were only 23 opponents. Now, I've got to experiment to see which tracks have 30 car grids. Guess it's the same as PC2, with tracks having a certain amount of pit boxes. That's one of the best things I love about PC2.
With PS5, unless I missed clicking more spaces, I raced at Nurb GP(GT3 cars) and there were only 23 opponents. Now, I've got to experiment to see which tracks have 30 car grids. Guess it's the same as PC2, with tracks having a certain amount of pit boxes. That's one of the best things I love about PC2.
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Just had a scan of all the circuits.
Total number of cars, on track, for PS5
Nurburgring GP 30
Zandvoort 25
Imola 30
Misano 30
Barcelona 29
Spa 30
Paul Ricard 30
Zolder 30
Brands Hatch 30
Monza 29
Hungaroring 27
Silverstone 30
Oulton Park 28
Snetterton 26
Donnington 30
Bathurst 30
Laguna Seca 30
Suzuka 30
Kyalami 30
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In the past I've found this to be a useful site: https://www.logicalincrements.com/
If you're fine with a single screen and ~PS5-ish level graphics, probably around the $1000 mark? Anything up to $2000 is reasonable value if you've got the cash and want to spend it, I wouldn't go much more than that because it's just throwing money away for minimal performance upgrades. I'd also probably wait until the end of the year when the new gen graphics cards come out though unless you just can't hold it. You'll get more bang for your buck.
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