The guy drove an audi in real life,
I've driven at least a dozen of the cars that both games share in real life as well, so I'm glad you feel that carries weight.
Now a few pages back I did a physics test in FM4, I've carried it out in GT5 so I know what the issues are and how they relate to vehicle dynamics (a subject I have taught), but for some reason no one who champions GT5's physics over FM4's seems to want to try and replicate it.
https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/showthread.php?p=6474051#post6474051
Maybe you would.
i think that's a valid comparison on physics. It's not hard to understand him,
Its not hard to understand him, but I disagree that its either a valid or objective comparison of the physics.
The comprison video showed all three cars on differeing parts of the track, so how are we to compare how load transfer is being handled, tyre deformation, etc on the same corner? We can't.
In regard to the COG comment, he gets all of that from the single observation that he 'feels' that FM4 has them taking to long to brake. In comparison to what? Did we see any video footage of the three cars side by side braking into the same corner?
A very large amount of that is a long way from a valid comparison, and that's without taking into account the appalling driving he was displaying. He's banging on about how close GT5 is while cutting a corner and taking out a load of cones.
and if you kept up on gt5 they are upgrading standard cars to premium,
And it would seem charging us for them.
like the skyline r32 and r33. I don't hate forza's cockpits, they are good,
They have always been premium
but GT5 is making standard cars premium and they already have converted 30+ cars from standard to premium.
30+. I do hope you can list them.
You would do well to be aware that most of us here do own GT5 (and most of the GT series) and still play it before making comments such as this, you should also remind yourself of what the AUP has to say in regard to making misleading claims.
Just because I don't own forza does not mean i can't make an opinion, my neighbor has Forza 4 and i play it all the time, that's almost like owning it. He also tell me that he prefers gt5 because of the fact you can race at night and with rain etc.. If you are a true sim fan, driving in rain and at night would be big factors because they would want to know if they can take those challenges.
You are free to have an opinion, its stating fact that gets a lot trickier. In particular when it seems you struggle to get facts right about GT5, let alone FM4.
In regard to rain and night, yes they are good to see in GT5, unfortunately the performance hit that you get as a result is sometimes not worth it. As a sim fan I would much rather have a solid 60fps and no rain/night, than have rain at night and sub 30fps at times. A stuttering grid of cars on screen is more than enough to ruin the immersion of any sim and quite frankly it wouldn't matter how good the physics are, it become totally irrelevant at that point.
For me having that solid foundation is critical, as without it anything you add on afterwards risks being ruined by performance issues.
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