Project CARS 2 Videos

[bleeder]

Don't think it was ever possible to drive like that in pCARS1 without a trip into the gravel! Really looks like a great upgrade to the physics.

 

[05XR8]

Driving those Clio Cup cars without spinning out, is going to be amazing.

 

[bleeder]

Driving those Clio Cup cars without spinning out, is going to be amazing.

That's just about the only car in pCARS1 I can slide around without spinning out! RWDs definitely not though.

 

[05XR8]

Any chance of getting an @IanBell approved video, showing selection of a multi-class race, 3 laps(any track) w/pit stop?

This is killing me right now

Anyway.......

 

[05XR8]

 

[fbetes]

 

[Ian Bell]

The above is with a pad BTW, in the snow (obviously)

 

[bleeder]

Definitely going to re-enact the old PGR days by driving the Ring in the snow. Looks so nice. The landscape artists have done a great job.

 

[super_gt]

Caterham in snow with winter tyres.In the first part driving in very light snow,the second part driving in heavy snow.

 

[fbetes]

 

[MroczMR]

I love the DoomCar in 2:25.... Slaughtering demons in indy car!

I wonder what Bethesda have to say about it?

 

[05XR8]

Going to be good racing at Long Beach without cars flying into the first chicane.

 

[crowhop]

Published on Jun 19, 2017

 

[TexasTyme214]

Live Track shows amazing potential here.

 

[05XR8]

Live Track shows amazing potential here.

The Audi!

 

[jake2013guy]

The Audi!

That was a great move around the outside there by the AI.

Now we've seen the Jaguar, the Panoz and the Audi. Just show us the Opel!

Looking at the circuit in different areas is great. Down Conrod, it was relatively dry yet a corner or 2 before under the trees, it was still wet.

 

[BaldBastard]

I'm concerned in both the snow video and the wet weather in Bathurst that there appears to be far too much grip available.

 

[05XR8]

I'm concerned in both the snow video and the wet weather in Bathurst that there appears to be far too much grip available.

It seems that way, but look how fast race cars drive in the wet. The down force and the wet tyre remove water remarkably.

Even with road & tuned cars. Have a look at the plethora of Best Motoring videos. The wet weather traction is phenomenal. I wouldn't drive that fast on the street. Sometimes, I can't believe they are not on a wet tyre built for race cars.

I can understand yours and other's concern, but it's true to life like that on a track, cars can appear to have that much grip in the wet. Though, they are still struggling for grip at the same time.

In the video, the steering wheel is still moving about.

 

[Ian Bell]

I'm concerned in both the snow video and the wet weather in Bathurst that there appears to be far too much grip available.

We were constantly berated by all of our pro drivers (7 on the payroll) that wet racing was under gripped (with the exception of puddles and aquaplaning which we have) in every game they played and ours up until lately.

Go to about 3 minutes in here.

 

[BrainsBush]

We were constantly berated by all of our pro drivers (7 on the payroll) that wet racing was under gripped (with the exception of puddles and aquaplaning which we have) in every game they played and ours up until lately.

Go to about 3 minutes in here.

When you look at this video of Sabine it all looks so easy even on a wet track. But then when you have to do it yourself
84 days and counting!

 

[Scuderia Paul]

That new video at Bathurst looks brilliant. I'm really liking the look of the Audi too. Great stuff.

 

[jake2013guy]

That new video at Bathurst looks brilliant. I'm really looking the look of the Audi too. Great stuff.

Same. You can see the clear differences in drainage. Where it's fast down Conrod straight at the end, there's no spray whatsoever but when you enter the chicane at a lower speed, water isn't shifted as easily so is still there. As is the case with the shadows in the section before the hairpin before Conrod.

 

[kasperski95]

We need a video of 2 laps on nurburgring on slicks, showing how the grip change from dry to 100% wet and from 100% wet to dry.

 

[jake2013guy]

We need a video of 2 laps on nurburgring on slicks, showing how the grip change from dry to 100% wet and from 100% wet to dry.

I hope that's a short lap of the Nurburgring because you'd never survive on slicks in the rain on the Nordschleife.

 

[Anomalistics]

Ian, I have a question for you. With the introduction of live track and localized weather, how do the AI determine when it is appropriate to pit? (.e.g certain parts of the track are wet/dry). If we recall in the original p cars, we had a lot of issue with strategy and the AI not taking into account certain conditions.

Do we also know what sort of improvements have been made to the AI this year as a whole?

Offline racing is incredibly key to me so I would hope this isn't going to be overlooked again.

 

[doblocruiser]

@IanBell my compliments on the new logo. It is polished, very clean and fresh. Like it a lot 👍

 

[PzR Slim]

Please ignore.

 

[kilof]

@PzR Slim
These are PCARS1 vids.

 

[05XR8]

That person is tagging all their videos New PC2. Then, in the description, it reads "NOT PC2". Treacherous.

 

[kasperski95]

I hope that's a short lap of the Nurburgring because you'd never survive on slicks in the rain on the Nordschleife.

I know, but such video would be proof that pCars2 doesn't have "too much grip".