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Skybird · 11-15-13, 11:55 AM

I did not compare rally and track racing, I said that in comparison to the physics in AC the cars in RBR now feel like light miniature toy-cars I used to play with as a little boy. Too little feeling of mass. Weight. G-forces.

I know only RBR, and before that, CMR 1+2, many years ago. WRC I do not know, I refered to videos and what I read. The few reviews and feedbacks I quickly flew over, were not enthusiastic.

Anyhow, everyone to his liking. Just saying that the physics and the simulation aspects as well as the visuals in AC deliver. Fully. The virtual experience is the closest to real life that I have ever sensed in any racing game and sim.

11-15-13, 11:55 AM	#51
Skybird Soaring Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: the mental asylum named Germany Posts: 40,554 Downloads: 9 Uploads: 0	I did not compare rally and track racing, I said that in comparison to the physics in AC the cars in RBR now feel like light miniature toy-cars I used to play with as a little boy. Too little feeling of mass. Weight. G-forces. I know only RBR, and before that, CMR 1+2, many years ago. WRC I do not know, I refered to videos and what I read. The few reviews and feedbacks I quickly flew over, were not enthusiastic. Anyhow, everyone to his liking. Just saying that the physics and the simulation aspects as well as the visuals in AC deliver. Fully. The virtual experience is the closest to real life that I have ever sensed in any racing game and sim. __________________ If you feel nuts, consult an expert.