But you're claiming that F1 games and GT3 (ACC I assume) games are played by grinding which is to misunderstand the entire concept of grinding in the context of racing games. F1 games aren't a grind fest, they're a simulation of Formula 1, likewise GT3 games. Grinding in the context of TDU or GT7 is a nessecity to progress in the game due to poor in game economics.
Concept is same for all games - repeating action to gain results.
Almost any professional sport is 99% grinding, so yes its ultimate grind simulators.
What is grinding?
Gaming is voluntary thing. Every activity in game is made by you because you want it. Its not an argument.
🤣 Its not grinding if you want to grind, but its still grind if you enjoy it? Wat?
yes
Correct. It's a statement.
No, don't reinterpret what I said to suit yourself. The actual explanation for what you're "confused" about is right in the words I actually typed.
It yours? Because I see you name under the post. You suggesting that if goal of repeating is set by gamedevs its grind, if goal set by player its not grinding. That means that there could be two players and one action - for one its grinding, for other its not. Then its not definition, its nonsense. Then you added few contradictory statements about enjoyment and what someone want to do, to multiply level of nonsense in post.
No, there's no contradiction or nonsense. You (the person who doesn't primarily speak English) are reading it incorrectly, reinterpreting it, and then claiming I've said something other than I actually said.
For comparison, here's Anarchy: Rush Hour, a Russian PS3 game from 2010 that I fondly remember laughing at. These graphics were also outdated at the time, not that I cared because it was a fun and ridiculous game that aped Midnight Club, except the strongest boost upgrades could propel your car to 1,000 km/h.
The lighting is so outdated, looks like a mobile game.
Which platform is this on?
The lighting is so outdated, looks like a mobile game.
This. I've probably played around 50 racing games in my life & i never enjoyed one as much as i did with Driveclub & nothing has beaten that enjoyment since. Dissolving Evo Studios & abandoning any hope of a sequel that improved on Driveclub's few shortcomings is one of the biggest crime's in gaming.
As you can see from my name on it, it's from my review article.
No. In fact, a sports game is a very easy way to highlight what grinding is.
It doesn't really need help with regards to looking bad, but either they basically had to shut off the lighting engine to get the (terribly optimized) game to get Performance Mode to work well on PS5 or shaders are broken in Performance mode for certain times of day. It showed up in Eurogamer's video as well.
