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Solo, Time Trail, Online yes. In career your livery will be determined by the Team you are racing for.
Most twitch feeds are 30fps and 480p and compressed.I saw a vid of someone playing PCARS on Twitch last night, an Audi R8 race car at Monza, and it did not look or sound impressive at all.
Nope, but the semi-Suzuka, Sakitto, is an excellent track. Very high speed and lots of fun.No Suzuka?!?!?!![]()
Wrong thread.Let's just go through all the car brands that aren't featured in any shape or form:
Honda
Toyota
Ferrari
Chevrolet
Holden
Mazda
Dodge
Bugatti
Fiat
Alfa Romeo
Citroen
Peugeot
Cadillac
Buick
I've done the calibration in game, both wheels and pedals, and it is correctly calibrated in system. As I said, it works perfectly with DiRT Rally...I think the problem is you didn't calibrate it ingame too, try to do so in controller options
that happened to me too. finally finished my 14 lap Clio race at Silverstone, watched the replay, got a MP invite and stupidly accepted it while the replay was playing but the game didn't save my race progress...PC version:
This could technically be my second impression, but it is still new to most of us, so here goes:
If you drive a Ginetta G40 around and don't have a huge grin on your face the entire time, this isn't your game.
I can say it is even better than I had thought it would be. And I had very high expectations. Using the DashMeter Pro App with cockpit view...sublime.
Save you Career Data, folks. I won a Clio Race, assumed it saved and exited out. I was right back to the Qualifying round the next time I entered. It was my first win too. I even saved the Replay. But it didn't save in the Career Mode.
Interesting that I was able to qualify 1st and Win the first Clio race. But was only able to Qualify 14th in the first Ginetta Race...with the same settings. Max everything.
I do wish you could upload every single custom livery you had instead of only having one slot available. Seems there would be a way to make that possible.
If you drive a Ginetta G40 around and don't have a huge grin on your face the entire time, this isn't your game.
As far as physics, it's mainly down to the setup. You can make cars oversteer if you want to. Default setups are for people who play with consoles/pads, where understeer is preferred, since it's easier to deal with.This. The G40 is such a funny little car and it's just hugely enjoyable thrashing it around Oulton Park or Donington.
Overall I'm pretty impressed, however I expected a little more from the physics. A lot of people have praised pCARS for it's great combination of physics, car/track selection and overall great looking graphics, however I think after some time, they've lost the focus on the physics and focused more on polishing up the game. I completely dislike the approach of the tracks with all of the gatherings and flying helicopters etc. as it's pretty to look at, but overall I find it a little distracting and that was the issue I had with NFS: Shift and Shift 2 Unleased. And it really shows that SlightyMad has worked on this game, because overall the physics are improved and more polished compared to afformentioned titles, but I still find it really lacking in physics or rather the accuracy of said physics.
The biggest problem I have is that it's (in it's current state at least) virtually impossible to recover from unwanted oversteer, and often I have the problem (especially with road cars) that if I want the car's rear to rotate it doesn't. So I think they should be going to back to the drawing board with this.
Then something I'm pretty disappointed about are the sounds. A lot of the sounds sound very generic and artificial. The only cars, where I find the sound to be somewhat accurate are the Caterham, the Ariel Atom (minus the incredibly artificial S/C whine), the R8 (probably the best sound in the game) and the RGT-8. Especially with the Megané or the Boss Mustang, I just find the whole sound to be very flat, there needs to be a little more bass, a little more punch to the sounds. Heck, even Assetto Corsa's sounds are better than pCARS' sounds.
The overall track and car selection however is amazing, I can't think of many games where I have Snetterton, Oulton Park, Oschersleben and two massive "highways" in a game. Same goes for the cars, just a great selection that covers all of the important and great racing classes/series of today and yesteryear (those Gr.5 cars)
tl;dr - Enjoyable game, great basis, but needs some or a lot of polishing in some areas. 👍
As far as physics, it's mainly down to the setup. You can make cars oversteer if you want to. Default setups are for people who play with consoles/pads, where understeer is preferred, since it's easier to deal with.
As far as sounds, I tried AC and those sounds like something recorded from a YouTube video. If that's your point of reference, then yes AC has better sounds. I think pCars has mostly great sounding cars with a few exceptions.
Have you tried Ford Capri and Z4 GT3?Maybe that was just a bad explaination on my part, but I'm obviously reffering to drifting. I often have the problem (even with cold tyres) than the car simply does not want to initiate drifting, even if I'm clutchkicking it, that just bothers me.
In terms of sound I have to disagree though. For some mods, that's definitely the case, however for the in-game sounds of most (!) cars, the sounds are much more pleasing and much more natural than in pCARS. Just compare the Huayra in pCARS and it AC. The turbo noise itself is just a lot better and the whole car sounds a lot better in AC than in pCARS. Then there is the mentioned increadibly artificial sounding supercharger whine of the Atom 300, the S/C whine of the Lotus engines in AC is much more realistic and again more natural sounding. (Yes, I know the Atom has a Honda engine). Of course, there are some cars that sound better in pCARS than in AC, the 1M is a prime example.
Now, before you repeat yourself, I have never said that the sounds are bad, however they just sound artificial and lack soul (most of the time), which is kind of sad, because the sound is one of the key features I look for to have a great feeling of immersion, and as of right now I only get that from the Escort, the RGT-8 and (especially) the R8.
Have you tried Ford Capri and Z4 GT3?
I think those sound quite awesome.
Anyway, you have your opinion and I won't be able to change that, so we'll just agree to disagree
Cheers!
Yes, I have been doing this all evening![]()
No, I wasn't trying to compare those to AC. I just thought you were not very impressed with sounds overall (other than some exceptions), so that's why I mentioned it.Yeah, I've tried the Capri (and all of the Gr.5 cars for that matter), however I do not really have a reference for that in AC, do I? Another car that definitely sounds better in pCARS than in AC is the E30 DTM.
I'm not trying to convince you that I'm right and you're wrong, it's just my personal opinion and I think I'm entitled to one as much as you are, so yeah let's agree on disagreeing![]()
A little bit rude, don't you think? I know he is not being very polite himself, but I think he clearly has some setup issues with his system, cause it certainly doesn't feel like Shift.Go back to Shift then, sorted.
my wheel does that too. I hope to see a fix soon. Thrustmaster are usually pretty good with the devs with that kind of stuffBack to to your Arcade Game then, maybe improve your driving skills too.
PossiblyA little bit rude, don't you think? I know he is not being very polite himself, but I think he clearly has some setup issues with his system, cause it certainly doesn't feel like Shift.
If it's PC then use USB 2 input, glitchy with 3my wheel does that too. I hope to see a fix soon. Thrustmaster are usually pretty good with the devs with that kind of stuff
No, PS4. I've read a few people have this issue. kinda spacs out til you power it off/on again. even when you close the game application the wheel continues to stay at an angle while vibrating. kinda like....If it's PC then use USB 2 input, glitchy with 3
Go back to Shift then, sorted.
Yep, you answered your own question!