I have spent a lot of time in the Ariel Atom S/C actually, and I thought the Supercharger sounded a bit strange. Then I went to YT and found that, to me at least, the game car sounds very much like the real car. Skip to 1:10 and listen for a few seconds: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.
I wonder if tire wear affects the AI as much as it does to you? Yesterday i tried the Mclaren F1 invitational event again (second night in a row of trying to do a one hour race), the first 10 minutes are fine and i was leading the race most of the time, but then the tires started to go and i was all over the place whilst the AI didn't seem affected at all and close the gap to me in no time.
Anyone else has this impression?
So after 20 or so restarts, and having done the hour that way i just retired when i lost it over the slope for the umpteenth time. Of to the next Kart event then i thought and it was at Glencairn, so after driving the heavy Mclaren for hours on end i wasn't used to the Karts nor the Kart tracks anymore and it was the worst possible layout of Glencairn (left, right, left right, hairpin, up the hill left right...and bloody high kerbs!), so i sucked at that race also
A frustrating evening indeed.
Yeah takes a while to adjust to them as they turn in a lot faster (but luckily there's still a sense of weight). Some of the tracks don't help neither as mentioned above; not a moment of rest with all the corners following eachother. Some of the tracks are good though as you actually have the time to change gearsI was wondering how much adapting to the karting driving style would screw me up... Sounds like a challenge![]()
it's quite a challenge to even control the wheel in the karts. really mental funYeah takes a while to adjust to them as they turn in a lot faster (but luckily there's still a sense of weight). Some of the tracks don't help neither as mentioned above; not a moment of rest with all the corners following eachother. Some of the tracks are good though as you actually have the time to change gears![]()
I've never liked karts in any game I've ever played that's had them. Rather than tryingit's quite a challenge to even control the wheel in the karts. really mental fun
You can just skip them entirely.Does anyone know if it is possible to decline invitational events in career? or is it just a case of simulating it if you don't want to race personally.
Yeah takes a while to adjust to them as they turn in a lot faster (but luckily there's still a sense of weight). Some of the tracks don't help neither as mentioned above; not a moment of rest with all the corners following eachother. Some of the tracks are good though as you actually have the time to change gears![]()
I had to switch to auto for the karts, My brain could not process all the info on screen quick enough and my hands could not move fast enough!Yeah takes a while to adjust to them as they turn in a lot faster (but luckily there's still a sense of weight). Some of the tracks don't help neither as mentioned above; not a moment of rest with all the corners following eachother. Some of the tracks are good though as you actually have the time to change gears![]()
In a lot of the mickey mouse sections i just keep it in third the whole time.I had to switch to auto for the karts, My brain could not process all the info on screen quick enough and my hands could not move fast enough!![]()
Doctor Dog recommends an hour long endurance race to rebuild the lost muscle mass in arms and shoulders.p:s only played with a xbox 360 controller on my pc as i only got out of the hospital yesterday after many hours of being force fed anti-biotics due to sepsis pneumonia , so still too weak at the moment to use me dfgt wheel .
Can't wait for that too happen though .
Most of the time yes. Where it struggles is in the rain, and at the start. Not much you can do with the power of the console being what it is, but most of the time it should be a solid 60fpsCan anyone comment on how smooth the frame rate is on ps4? Does it stay at 60fps most of the time?
Do it. Get the wheel. If you think it's good with a controller, with a wheel it's even better. Some of the cars you can just feel your way around the track as the physics translate the proper wheel angle to your hands. I've never been much good with oversteering cars myself, but I find it so intuitive in Project Cars I don't even have to think about it most of the time, my hands just know what to do. Cars like the BAC Mono, Ariel Atom S/C are just an insane amount of fun, combining the control, sound and FFB that makes driving just pure joy. With a shifter it's just bananas rowing through the gears, heel and toeing downshifts like Jackie StewartStraight away it felt so fun to me. I'm just using a controller at the moment but this makes me want to get a wheel again.
The actual physics of the car which is the main thing feel so good and I love all the different camera views.
I can just play around on my own without racing it's just so fun to drive. This is just the game I've been waiting for not having any racing sims on PS4 has been boring now finally got one and it's as good as I hoped.
Loosing control and crashing out like Maldonadoheel and toeing downshifts like Jackie Stewart![]()
First Impressions....................holy ****ing **** . My deal breaker in any game has always been driving in the rain , in this game I actually giggle my head off like a schoolchild when the car goes sideways an I somehow save it .
Doctor Dog recommends an hour long endurance race to rebuild the lost muscle mass in arms and shoulders.
Get well soon![]()
Throttle control is a really important factor in this game. I feel more forces at play when driving as well.
Can anyone comment on how smooth the frame rate is on ps4? Does it stay at 60fps most of the time?
Most of the time yes. Where it struggles is in the rain, and at the start. Not much you can do with the power of the console being what it is, but most of the time it should be a solid 60fps
Do it. Get the wheel. If you think it's good with a controller, with a wheel it's even better. Some of the cars you can just feel your way around the track as the physics translate the proper wheel angle to your hands. I've never been much good with oversteering cars myself, but I find it so intuitive in Project Cars I don't even have to think about it most of the time, my hands just know what to do. Cars like the BAC Mono, Ariel Atom S/C are just an insane amount of fun, combining the control, sound and FFB that makes driving just pure joy. With a shifter it's just bananas rowing through the gears, heel and toeing downshifts like Jackie Stewart![]()
I've played the game for 20+ hours on the PS4 and the only time I actually noticed some significant framedrops was during storm conditions and with a lot of cars on the track. Competing against 40+ cars on de la Sarthe only had a slight frame drop at the start, which really surprised me since I expected far worse. I'm overall very impressed with the performance of the game.