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is TCS really working in GT2??, i put TCS to 50 and the cars spin like TCS to 0, 50 or 0 that make no difference, do i need to do something else to make TCS working?, or the TCS just dont work like GT3 or GT4?
Traction control ( TCS )
- Thread starter ramchargerQC
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, TCS in GT2 is very very mild. Though I don't see any reason why would you need it anywhere in a racing sim 
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- Parnelli_Bones
Not only is it mild, but GT2 is the only game in which you have to BUY traction & stability controls. I never found a car in GT2 in which these devices made a significant difference to handling & maneuverability, which makes the fact that you have to PAY lots of money for them a joke. 
I read somewhere that they make a difference if you buy a super-fast, hard-to-control car like the Speed 12, but I never personally experimented with this. The only thing I ever noticed was when I took a '96 Corvette to the Route 5 endurance race. I drove a few laps with TCS off, and then re-started the race with TCS ON. I noticed that with TCS on, the rear tires were slightly less prone to extreme spinning (and less smoke, too), which gave me an extra lap before I needed a pitstop for new tires.
I read somewhere that they make a difference if you buy a super-fast, hard-to-control car like the Speed 12, but I never personally experimented with this. The only thing I ever noticed was when I took a '96 Corvette to the Route 5 endurance race. I drove a few laps with TCS off, and then re-started the race with TCS ON. I noticed that with TCS on, the rear tires were slightly less prone to extreme spinning (and less smoke, too), which gave me an extra lap before I needed a pitstop for new tires.
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