Assetto Corsa PC Mods General DiscussionPC

[Masscot]

Yeah, absolutely. Better wait someone to give you something for free after all, no?

Did you miss the word 'undeserving'?
Maybe I should have capitalised and bolded it for you.

 

[racinjoe013]

Ladies, gentlemen,

You should not, for any reasons, skip this one :

Alfa Romeo T33/2 'Daytona'

*THIS MOD REQUIRES CUSTOM SHADERS PATCH - Recommended version 0.1.79* History Autodelta's Tipo 33 sports car program kicked off in 1967,perhaps a little prematurely, resulting in a rather uninspiring debut for Alfa Romeo's 2L response to the...

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PS : I promise, the next one will be the Fairlady's combo... might be. Soon.

It's mods like this that make me realize I will never take any of the newer driving sims seriously. Despite all of AC's flaws (ai, lack of yellows, etc.) and all the the new shiny graphics in newer sims, nothing excites me as much as taking a mod like this out for a few laps on a track like Le Mans 67. Throw in some rain effects from Ilja and wonderful weather from @Peter Boese and it just doesn't get any better. I don't think there will ever be another sim that gives me all of these options, even EVO with what sounds like limited mod support. The amount of tracks\cars to choose from just won't ever be matched again, IMHO.

 

[Rodger Davies]

It's mods like this that make me realize I will never take any of the newer driving sims seriously. Despite all of AC's flaws (ai, lack of yellows, etc.) and all the the new shiny graphics in newer sims, nothing excites me as much as taking a mod like this out for a few laps on a track like Le Mans 67. Throw in some rain effects from Ilja and wonderful weather from @Peter Boese and it just doesn't get any better. I don't think there will ever be another sim that gives me all of these options, even EVO with what sounds like limited mod support. The amount of tracks\cars to choose from just won't ever be matched again, IMHO.

Phrased that better than I could so just a big +1.

 

[X90]

It's mods like this that make me realize I will never take any of the newer driving sims seriously. Despite all of AC's flaws (ai, lack of yellows, etc.) and all the the new shiny graphics in newer sims, nothing excites me as much as taking a mod like this out for a few laps on a track like Le Mans 67. Throw in some rain effects from Ilja and wonderful weather from @Peter Boese and it just doesn't get any better. I don't think there will ever be another sim that gives me all of these options, even EVO with what sounds like limited mod support. The amount of tracks\cars to choose from just won't ever be matched again, IMHO.

If Ilja can figure out how to integrate halfway-decent AI behavior and fold (a working version of) Nuzzi's AI Pit Strategy app into CSP, I will never need another sim. I've deluded myself into hoping that's what he's working on (although from snooping around, I'd guess that it's likely the kerb behavior/global CSP Physics that he's finally going after in earnest).

There's just no sim like AC that nails the driving feeling - from the weight and effects of the FFB to the feeling of weight transfer in corners (still the best in sim racing IMO to this day). It's just sublime when everything's clicking.

And the amount of content is staggering - to me, it is quite literally a fully digital, interactive motorsports/automotive encyclopedia. I'm one of the crazies who decks out the UI files for each car and track with all the right information to the last detail, and copy/pastes whatever info is available from trusted sources on the web - so after driving around for a few hours, I can sit there and read about the car and track history/fun facts/details etc as I wind down.

No other racing simulator can replicate this - and it's why AC is indispensable. From recent reports, EVO will be a completely different end product - which is a shame, but gives life to AC for at least the next 5 years or more.

 

[Cote Dazur]

From an article in OverTake today, Assetto Corsa is 10 years old today: Happy Birthday AC.

 

[Alex Porter]

I was wondering what an ideal replacement modern tire set would work for the Porsche 917K & 962C?