In ACC I have to drive very close to opponents for many laps and my SA may only go up 1. In iRacing I can just drive around at the back and not run off into the grass or make contact with anyone and my SR will level up very quickly. I got two clean races in a SA 70 server tonight and gained 6 SA so its quite possible. If you always go for the highest SA rated severs you can get into you can get it back quite quickly. Even iracing cant tell who is at fault so both players take the loss there too.
Now that's a total exaggeration but I know what you mean it is frustrating. Originally posted by Rebus:"To earn one point you have to be literally stuck to other cars for thousands of kilometres " SA = I don't care anymore because it is exactly as you said. But they are constatnly changing it now and there is almost no one playing the game because of things like this. This should have been tested last year!! And by now it should have been an excellent working system. I don't really care too much about MP now and it takes all the fun away from being competitive. You are correct! I've all but given up on SA.
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I had 81 of SA, has gone down to 70 just for an endless series of stupid races full of rammer and people that don't know how to drive clean, i raised it to 73 and just some minutes ago i have lost 2 points for one that rammed me from behind (he said sorry, can happen, it's fine) and for one need for speed player that rammed ton's of car when the race was finished.Īh, and when the race is over lock the scores, because someone don't know that SA can still go down when the race is over. To earn one point you have to be literally stuck to other cars for thousands of kilometres and for lose tons of point you just need some need for speed player that ram you from behind.įor real, rework it, fix it, do something because it's just stupid how it work now, and try to drive clean (and i'm very clean) it's not enough. Like its races, Assetto Corsa Competizione is a long, arduous race to the top, and it’s only for those who are ready to make small tweaks at every stage on their marathon road to victory.Originally posted by Røstï:I'm a bit tired of lose it because OTHER player fault. It looks and plays better on the new consoles, but where it falls short is where it lacks the consistency that a game like this needs in order to fully emulate reality and the content or structure to satisfy those who aren’t motivated solely by the prospect of becoming the best. It puts you in charge of virtually every aspect of your car and your races to ensure that success or failure is entirely on your shoulders. Assetto Corsa Competizione does that on its way to being as hardcore of a simulation racer as there is on the market today. Thoughts- It’s admirable when a game fully buys into its own concept, sparing few expenses to create as authentic an experience as possible.
It is very inaccessible unless you love cars. Bad- Very inconsistent in almost every aspect of the game. The performance is much better than it was on Xbox One. A great game for people who want a beat for beat real racing experience. The Good- The amount of realistic racing in this game is amazing. Good- The amount of realistic racing in this game is amazing.
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Born from KUNOS Simulazioni's long-term experience, this racing simulator takes full advantage of Unreal Engine 4 to ensure photorealistic weather conditions and graphics, night races, motion capture animations, reaching a new standard in terms of driving realism and immersion, thanks to its further improved tyre and aerodynamic models. Sprint, Endurance and Spa 24 Hours races come to life with an incredible level of realism, in both single and multiplayer modes. Sprint, Assetto Corsa Competizione is an extraordinary racing simulation game allowing players to experience the real atmosphere of the GT3 championship, competing against official drivers, teams, cars and circuits reproduced in-game with the highest level of accuracy ever achieved.
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