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You know what, that's actually a good way to look at it.
Also, thanks for rubbing it in my face how bad I'm missing out on Rocket League
While we're are it:
Speaking of GT (and someone bringing up Forza for some reason), the ultimate example of a point I'm trying to make:
And of course the ultimate bowl of irony, Courtesy of EA (PCAR fans, you might recognize some faces):
"I think its one thing for a game producer to put into a game what they think is realistic. For us, that's unacceptable. We're gonna use real racing drivers to tell us 'This is what its like to drive a car' "
So edgy.
Seriously, how many times have we been sold a similar line?
Point: Racing drivers do this all the time. In no way does it at all mean or make THAT game any more realistic. As much as I like Dale Jr, Find Tanner Foust a cool dude or anyone else, I'm at the point where I'm not taking any of those claims as gospel. Just like the politicians in office and the awful actors in those late night infomercials, Money can make people say Anything
The difference between the video i posted of the racing driver talking about assetto and the video of Dirt 3 and your videos is god damn HUGE.
The video of Assetto is made by an independent channel, presented by a non reconized driver comparing the game in cuestion with other two, getting deep in details, praising strong points of the other two games and critizing the weak points of Assetto. In resume? A fair comparison.
The videos you posted and the video of Dirt 3 are made by the company which made the games, presented by (most likely) payed reconized drivers, not comparing the game with other (first rule of advertising), saying very vague sentences, praising strong points of the game in cuestion and not critizing a sigle weak point of that games. In resume? Marketing.
Please, if you cant understand Spanish, dont judge the video.