thanks for the tips.

@dewbobracing5485

6 жыл бұрын

exactly how i teach my friends when they try out my sim lol

@akakaksk

6 жыл бұрын

I wos 2 time champion in go kart and i cant teach my friends how to drive a go kart.

@gundam0039

5 жыл бұрын

Why is it that I can't find a single video explaining what the road markers on the track mean like the meter markers that pop up really fast before a turn or tree lines or red and white lines or anything. All this basic crap talked about in this vid is common sense that everyone knows. What's not are the markers; otherwise, this vid is click bait!

@smudge0356

5 жыл бұрын

@@gundam0039 - Dood, WHAT!?!?!? You've got it backwards! First, Do NOT read this then bitch a reply as "tl;dr", 'cause no-one believes it! Next, as to your questions about what things mean on a racetrack, well, let me ask you: What do you THINK they mean? For example: 1. "... like the meter markers that pop up really fast before a turn...", Why do you even ask? If you know they're markers for 'metres' (correct spelling), then I suspect you know what they mean! 2. Not even sure what you mean by, '... tree lines...", a 'tree-line' is just what it says, it's simply a 'line of trees'. There aren't any driving/racing terms specific to 'trees'. 3. "... or red and white lines...", Where are the red/white lines? Yeah, I thought so... you know where they are! So, I guess you know they mark the edge of the circut at the corners. 4. "All this basic crap talked about in this vid is common sense that everyone knows." NO! They don't, that's why there are so many BAD racers online. However, no-one NATURALLY wants to practise in the way suggested in the video... ... and there, I believe, is the REAL problem. You were looking for a 'Quick Fix' to make you a better racer, without the long hours & hard work! As a result, you want to bitch about having wasted your time watching and 'cause it didn't have the easy-fix, you then baby-bitch about nothing! This video is NOT click-bait! P.S. EVERYONE knows what the markers mean, because they are derived through COMMON SENSE! Racing Flag meanings are a different matter... ... but then EVERYONE knows that a web-search is just a click away.

@JStankXPlays

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the advice. I went and did my 100 laps. I knocked 4 seconds off my lap time and placed 4th in my first real race!

I got the free Project Cars Pagani edition, and was all over the track. It took me hours before I could get a valid lap time - the game rejected my laps for cutting the corners or hitting the walls. Then I started imagining I was driving my grandmother - she does not care for lap times, but cares about not flying off the road. This helped me with the slow and smooth a lot.

@smudge0356

5 жыл бұрын

Good idea, great tip, thanks. 👍😎

@kingkairos2437

5 жыл бұрын

I am just about to try sim racing, I will keep this in mins

@Iffy50

5 жыл бұрын

I downloaded that too. It has a huge learning curve because the track has a ton of elevation change and the cars are very powerful. It's a terrible way to start. Assetto Corsa is on sale on steam right now. I would recommend spending $20 and getting the ultimate edition to get all the DLC.

@pirozcontractor6006

5 жыл бұрын

@@kingkairos2437 I had it once when I started, and it was ok. But Project Cars being Project cars, don't expect it to shine in handling. Still, Pagani Zonda R sounds orgasmic, but with a sound mod, so does the one in Assetto Corsa.

@yareyaredawa

5 жыл бұрын

@DESTROYER67732 Lmao , he needs to correct that

100 laps 100 laps of nordschleife in a miata 😱

@Obi-WanKannabis

6 жыл бұрын

100 laps of targa florio in a fiat 500

@kotomi758

6 жыл бұрын

100 laps in Test Course in a Daihatsu Midget II D-Type '98

@diptarupghosh4431

6 жыл бұрын

ehhh children.....100laps of nordschleife in a.......lotus type 49, if u sirvive u r a god

@dvdking14mc

6 жыл бұрын

100 laps nordschleife with a go kart

@diptarupghosh4431

6 жыл бұрын

DMTAlliance i need to try that actually, thanks for the idea

Car Recommendations - Normal Street: BRZ (very noob friendly) - Exotic Street: Lotus or Ferrari - GT4/GTC: Lotus Evora GTC / Cayman GT4 - GT3: BMW Z4 GT3 / Audi R8 LMS GT3 / Lamboghini Huracan GT3 Once you can control those, you'll have learned the necessary skills to learn any car you want.

@pirozcontractor6006

5 жыл бұрын

And if u use AC, don't forget good sound mods for the Z4, R8 and Huracan GT3s (stock sounds were bad imo)

@jameeboo

3 жыл бұрын

BRUH MY FIRST CAR WAS THE LAMBO MUIRA LMFAOO

@jansonb482

3 жыл бұрын

First one was RSS F4

@brunolopez1990

2 жыл бұрын

#1 ... Don't pay full price for a wheel *Me who just got back from GameStop with a G923*: Gotcha

Wish I saw this video before doing ~50 laps in the Abarth 595

@lix1217

4 жыл бұрын

yikes...

I can even find my way through the main menu.....

@charliewaters5289

3 жыл бұрын

You must be old like me.

@LoFiKami

3 жыл бұрын

@@charliewaters5289 im 19 and i cant either haha but im playin with vr and the menu is crap there

@orcinus6792

3 жыл бұрын

@@LoFiKami u have to use the mouse when you in vr btw

@LoFiKami

3 жыл бұрын

@@orcinus6792 yea but its still trash that you cant use ur controller

@redactado266

3 жыл бұрын

In all fairness the default menu of ac is complete crap.

Best tip: drive ae86 tuned without assists and eurobeat in the background

@revolverocelot3741

5 жыл бұрын

Old comment but i approve

@skyline2601

5 жыл бұрын

@@revolverocelot3741 First thing I did when I got Assetto Corsa was just that, although I had no idea how to drive and sucked.

@Armando_Gtz

5 жыл бұрын

@@skyline2601 Same, I didn't have fun with the game because I started to try drifting right off the bat with a racing sim setup. These tips have definitely helped me to get back into the game again. I've left it on hold for months and only have maybe 2-3 hours in.

@2.strokelove

5 жыл бұрын

It does work. I play on keyboard and my lap time on mt. akina is almost 6 minutes. It's a good time for a keyboard I think.

@Your_nearest_toyota_dealer

5 жыл бұрын

@@2.strokelove not bad

Excellent choice of car to start playing around with. I've been pretty frustrated with the career mode and stopped playing for a few months. I've just picked it back up and found your video. Thanks

@SimRacing604

7 жыл бұрын

Phillip Hale welcome back! Thanks for watching.

@stormpegasisfan

6 жыл бұрын

dude i can't even win the first race on the career mode

I’ve been sim racing for a couple of months with a logitech G29 wheel and pedals. I was using a printer table and wooden chair with a pad for comfort, but just got a omega apex stand which makes a difference in stability of my gear. Being much older 70 plus then alot of drivers may put me at a disadvantage, but my biggest problem amongst many, haha 😆, is my focus and distraction. My qual times aren’t bad on some tracks in GT sport, maybe 3 seconds off world class for a particular race, but invariably I lose many positions for example 5 th starting to 10th or 11th, by race end unfortunately. In GT sport where my SR rating is S, but my DR is essentially a pitiful 1, I get punted quite a bit. Also due to lack of consistent driving I lose position, especially if Im in a crowd. I really enjoy the games, both GTS and AC, but when I read that people are winning races right and left with only a few months of experience I definitely get frustrated. thanks for the video - cant say I’ve ever done 100 laps at 80% - gonna try it today favorite car - anything .. the name Porsche on it I don’t have a favorite track, some are just more difficult then others. oh yea I subscribed - hope your still in the game

@kenbell9734

4 жыл бұрын

Hi Tom, you are not the only older guy doing this. I’m slow because I’ve had a stroke but I am improving all the time. I love racing and I find a great community in Race Department. These guys understand my predicament and are ok with it. However, when being lapped in a race, I stick to the RD rules, ie. stay on the racing line and let them pass. I am always last, but hey, I have great races and great enjoyment. Assetto Corsa, ACC rFactor2 and RR3. So, there are a few guys older like us, but that shouldn’t stop your enjoyment. Happy Racing. Oh, and 100 laps of Brands Hatch coming up in a McLaren!

@sug8056

4 жыл бұрын

well i am still in my teens but i have the same problem where i can hotlap fast but do very badly at the actual race.

@Ash-vv7eu

4 жыл бұрын

Hell yeah Tom you are awesome, its cool that you are in your 70's and playing these games!

@graemeglasgow4596

3 жыл бұрын

I've just started sim racing in my 50's with a G29, just a youngster :-)

@tomebert7584

3 жыл бұрын

@@graemeglasgow4596 - good going Graeme. Keep those competitive juices flowing. I certainly enjoyed GT sport save for their inability to have a penalty system philosophy that they stick too and isn't ridiculous. I eventually made up to B liscense, but fell again to C, before moving on to Iracing and the newer GT version of ACC. Its a whole new ball game and feels more challenging then GTsport. For me, its all about focus and consistency around the track no matter where you are in the SIM Racing world and as you might imagine the aging process isn't particularly kind in that regard. Practice, practice, and more practice...best of luck mate!

Yes, thanks for the tips, producing and sharing this excellent video. As a weekend track car speedster (Turbocharged NB Miata) and now avid Simracer, I would suggest as helpful introducing, defining, explaining your "outside-inside-outside" with "entry point", "apex", "exit point", if that's not too technical for your target audience. (let me know if you'd like my other "credentials").

This is a real must-watch for sim circuit starters, in particular the points to "go slow to go fast" and that the carreer start with the Fiat 500 is not a fun way to learn AC. Thanks a bunch!

I love how people like you giving instructions to beginners like me, much appreciate!

Somehow I expected this to be as useless as usual, but this was actually a really resourcefull video. Thanks!

As someone who's recently gotten into sim racing a lot of these tips are both things I've done and things I can now do. I've recently been doing a lot of laps around the nordschleife and i've already improved so much. My driving has become more consistent and my times have improved greatly, I know my lines are probably my weakest point but it's something I've been trying to work on whilst improving my general driving

@pipsta

6 жыл бұрын

Try turning on the racing lines for a few laps or watching other drivers do the same track :)

Started today (G27+PC), career mode, got my ass kicked by the CPU Abarths even after ~100 laps with it lol. Hopefully one day I'll get into it. Great vid tho :)

@michaelpedroza8092

4 жыл бұрын

Hello so the opponent strength is set to like 97% on start so the abart will rock you until you either get REALLY good or just lower the strength till you can barely win , still want that challenge or you'll be slow forever :D anyway have a good one and change that strength 💪

Thanks for this video - it was extremely helpful for me. I just came from a PS4 and game pad so I relate to what you’re saying! Almost made it through 100 laps at Monza and seeing huge improvements!

Great video. You nailed the problems I had, jumping in and expecting to floor it and be OK, expecting to be good right off the bat and being disappointed w/ the experience. But it is more like the difference between "Ace Combat", and Microsoft Flight Simulator. You can't play one like the other.

Great video! Straight to the point, the tips are very beginner friendly and meaningful I think, compared to other guides I’ve seen

Excellent video, excellent advice, very well presented and a joy to watch. Instant subscribe.

This was great. You're down to earth and realistic

Glad somebody FINALLY explained "the lines" to this rank beginner. Great video.

I started off with the mx-5 miatas for about two hours on Nurburgring and did about two laps with the corvette. At about 5 hours and completing the first beginner part of career and getting gold in all I went online and have been racing my-5 miatas in a cup class. Very fun and very helpful people.

I just started practicing and learning simracing about a week ago, so, my opinion may not be that valid. However, my approach to learning how to drive these things was first to learn throttle and brake control in something like F1 where they are extremely responsive, and overdoing it is not an option. It's helped me in smoothing my acceleration and braking quite a bit. It's also really hard to stop those F1 cars from snapping loose. It's helped me learn a little less overcorrection. Holding the wheel steady rather than snapping the wheel in the other direction. There are lessons you can learn diving in the deep end. But I definitely agree that starting in a very neutral car is going to be more forgiving. Starting with something hard is definitely frustrating, but incredibly rewarding when you make progress. That's my phillsophy anyway. Great video.

I really liked your advice in this video. Thank you for sharing it with us newbies! :)

Thank you for the tips Mike! will keep those in mind next time racing, they seem logical and handy! have a nice day :)

@SimRacing604

7 жыл бұрын

Abujas!m thanks so much!

I am not new to the idea of racing, but as a player of this awesome simulator Assetto Corsa and i have to say that you did quite a good job by this video. Your explanations and your language are useful and very understandable. Thanks for that! By the way you show a good taste of cars by favoring the Zonda R.

Great video, man! Thank you for the tips

Thanks for the tips, I started the game a couple days ago and this is exactly what I was looking for

As an experienced beginner, the BMW M235i racing was the car that really made me get into the game

Great video,very informative. Thanks!

Hell of a video. I just got my first wheel and it's def a challenge but this video makes alot of sense and i'm going to try it.

Very good video, i started sim racing like 4 years ago and thode are the perfect tips for beginers.

Great video! I’m that guy that’s good enough to think I’m fast but not good enough to compete realistically in GT Sport against good, experienced drivers. I’m gonna do 100 laps and report back. Great advice!

What I've started doing is I made a binder w/ maps of the tracks. I put each in plastic sleeves then write notes of things to look for along the track for breaking markers and such. Sometimes several diff items on track Bk some cars (eg) break @ diff spots. I often do this in replay mode of an initial moderate pace lap and pause often to get to just the right spot and take notes. I find if I review my notes for a min or two it's a lot faster to relearn a track I haven't driven in awhile or for a very diff type of car. I also have a diff page for the same track in a diff game since they can be different.

Great video! Thanks for it!

"Take a neutral car" Too late, I got used to the 86 hahahaha

My tip: do laps against your ghost. Focus on consistency not speed untill you can lap for 30 min, never go off track or hit anything, and +/- 1 sec for regular sized tracks. I would use a relatively slow car like a Miata w/ tc & abs on. When you can do that, go to a diff track (esp one you are going to do a race on), pick up the pace a bit, turn off 1+ aids, or drive a slightly faster car. Make this a daily practice.

Well I play AC, PCars, R3E, and recently got the good old Simbin sims and rFactor. And I found out that the Gokarts actually helped me learn to drive the formula Cars the most. Especially the 250cc Superkarts..............they are twitchy as hell. If you can deal with them, you can deal with an F1 car. ;) As in a way it's a very high powered, big superkart. A rather relaxing and still highly fun car to drive is the Caterham 7 Classic, not too fast, but still sporty to drive, makes you aware of weight transit, low CG and still soft enough springs. Edit: And when it comes to training, GTR2 is the best, due to the race driving school it has. My only gripe would be, that it has a challenge for accelerating under rain on slicks, but none for braking, as I think it might happen more often, that you are in a race on slicks and it starts to rain then staring a race in the rain on slicks. Unless you are Jos Verstaapen, Jaques Villeneuve or Heinz Harald Frentzen! ;) :P

I've always been a Gran Turismo driver. I picked up the Logitech G29 set up about a year ago. I won't be going back to a controller. You're correct Assetto Corsa is a totally different animal then Gran Turismo Sport. Love both. Can't wait to build a gaming PC.

Best advice I seen. I've been playing on a controller on PS5 and PC. SIM arcade. GT sport. Enjoyed it so bought ACC, Automobalista 2 and Assetta Corsa. Jeez. Those are hard on controller. So I've ordered a T300rs. After research it does what I need. Recommended over the newer T248. Plus I can swap wheels.

what a nice video man, thanks for that

I've been a simcade racer with a controller since the 90s, i decided to buy a thrustmaster tx nearly a year ago jhhheeeezz now I'm constantly on assetto corsa love it on console, now i think I'm good anuff to get a pc to start sim racing system maybe 👍👍👍 Good video by the way some people on assetto on console are just daft, but there's also some really good drivers 👍👍👍✌️

@JenjuroX

7 жыл бұрын

Get a Vive with it, it's so much fun and immersive!

@richysracing9524

7 жыл бұрын

JenjuroX Yh there's a deal on net for £999 for a gaming pc and o rift think it's a i5, 1060, 8gb ram, a start i Supose but i wouldn't be happy with the specs of the pc, but then again I'm new to pc gaming 👍👍🏎️🏎️

@Kris-cp3tz

7 жыл бұрын

I play on basically the same pc you described. i5-6500, 6gb 1060 and 8gb ram and an ssd. I bought individually and put it together myself for less than 700 usd. You don't need anything better all the settings maxed 1080p I never drop below 60fps. I don't have Vr though so it might be different.

@dravensdraven4905

6 жыл бұрын

That pc would struggle with VR

thank you i just got assetto corsa and it is hard at the start you helped me a ton

It works I followed your lesson i only have a ps2 and gt4 I swapped out my fast car for a base model b4 Subaru drove slower and followed the race line /tire marks did many laps and I ended up getting a time of 1.50. Then I swapped the Subaru out for a worked Lexus sl 2000 followed the same lesson and got a 1.33. This was all done on trail mountain

Great video. Helpful stuff - thanks

@SimRacing604

7 жыл бұрын

BB Racing thanks for watching!

Very helpful - thx so much!

Excellent tips. Been playing racing games for several decades now and Real Racing 3 on a phone for 3 years now. Watch "The Racing Line" with Randy Pobst and while he is a real racing driver his tips have paid dividends on RR3. Im planning on getting some sim equipment so we will see how long it takes to translate. I remember an old Nissan Stanza that was a stick and it so much fun to drive which is the real reason i've got to get a sim rig.

Great tips man, thanks.

Thanks for giving me just the tips

Yo dude, great vid. Hadnt quite learned alot from it, only the good cars for starters, but they're really good as far as i tried them out. Thx alot man. I've been struggling on a lambo so much.

@SimRacing604

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the support. That lambo is a BEAST! Good luck!

@katanamast279

6 жыл бұрын

SimRacing604. I just bought a Logitech G920 and I've been playing PC2. I dont have a PC ywt because right now I cant afford it. Is AC worth it on console?

@olevet75

6 жыл бұрын

katanamast279 yes it is, there's nothing wrong with it, although it's stripped down PC ver.

thanks brooo, i learned a lot from you god bless you

Amazing tips. And I just got assetto corsa today. I will never play project cars 2 again. Wow assetto corsa best game ever

Thanks heaps, for the good advise.

Thank you so much this is helping a lot

Very helpful. Thanks.

Great advice Great video thanks

Love the vid great explanation on everything

@SimRacing604

7 жыл бұрын

The best racer F1 glad you liked it. Thanks for watching!

@Manic.miner2077

7 жыл бұрын

SimRacing604 hey bud, just getting in to sim racing, I have a wheel, rig, pedals, I've come from forza, been struggling a bit with assetto corsa campaign, finding it hard and a little bit tedious. I watched this vid last night, i got up today with a mission to give it another go using your tips, I got in the Audi R8 LMS 2016 and hit imola for a practice, all went well so I decided to create a race, I use a few apps one being hellicorsa and OMG! What a difference, I hate that in the campaign you only have 3/4 laps and I have that console mentality that I don't have much time so I must get to the front by the end of the first lap, which always ends badly in this game. So in this race I put it at 12 laps, with your tips as well I had the best freaking time I've ever had in a racing game, so much so I got so exited I crashed, lmfao, and had to come and write this. So thanks very much man keep up the good work.

@SimRacing604

7 жыл бұрын

manic .miner wow, thanks so much for your kind words. I'm glad things are going better. I have another "tips for Beginners" video on the way as well, so check back again soon or subscribe. Thanks again!

Very motivational thanks! :)

Have been playing nfs, gt and drive club in controller for years without any issues. But this Sim racing is in a diff level all together man!!! Bought a used g29 and installed assetto corsa last week. Have been struggling to get proper control. Thanks for the video. Have to work on that outside inside outside and needs more practise.. Btw thanks for that tire marks tip. Thats cool.

@praveenjayaram19

7 жыл бұрын

Btw.. I subscribed!!! Hoping to see more good contents from u...

Just subscribed! Starting with Project cars and bought Ac. Now I'm prepared to be a sim racer!

@SimRacing604

7 жыл бұрын

F. Rob welcome! Feel free to ask any questions. The jump to AC can be a tough one.

I'm just 3-4 hours into my sim racing career. Here's my experience so far, for anyone who cares: I bought a PS4, Assetto Corsa, a Logitech G29 and a Playseat Challenge, all new. Took me about 2 hours to set it all up and get driving. I started with the Miata on Silverstone National - an easy circuit I know well from RR3 and GRID Autosport, which I play on an ipad. For the first hour or so I was all over the road. Could not complete a lap without drifting into the kitty litter. It was aggravating and not fun - I was wondering whether I'd just wasted $1K on this stuff. Then I switched to faster cars - first the Z4 GT3, then the 911 GT3 Cup and the RSR 2017 - and I think I felt more comfortable in those cars. I was still having problems and running off track every couple of laps, but I was starting to have some fun. (I've been using auto transmission, ABS and some low percentage stability control (20-30%) and occasionally the racing line, but no traction control.) By about the third or fourth hour I had tried Spa, Barcelona and Laguna Seca, and I am really enjoying it. It's a blast. It's difficult at first but the more laps you do the better you get. Like anything, really. I hope to wean myself off of the assists and switch to manual shift before too long....

Thank you for the videos you've shared, much appreciated! I had purchased AC awhile ago and got frustrated right away using a controller on my Xbox One. I just purchased a wheel which should be here in a couple of day and certainly plan to practice on AC (using Xbox & wheel) following your tips. One of the items I found frustrating previously was that of available setups. Any setup(s) that you'd recommend for the McLaren 650S GT3 ? Also, any recommendations on folks to follow for setups in general. Thank you!

Makes sense..good tips👍

good clear instructions i endorse this video

Brilliant advice 😀

I can feel your passion through this vid..

nice bro keep on do it!

So I’ve been playing assetto corsa for 1 year now on controller and I’m finally getting a wheel the Logitech G920. I’m very excited because playing with the controller is kinda tough

Thanks, this going to help.

hey man thanks for the vid, i just bought assetto corsa recently and it took me a while to get used to playing racing sims since i came from more open world games just like TDU2

@SimRacing604

3 жыл бұрын

That’s cool man, welcome to the community

Cool video, mate.

Driving F1 cars was definitely helpful for me. Learning how to correct oversteer at over 150 km/h, braking points and racing lines at 300 km/h and just feeling the road in general made slower cars extremely easy to drive.

@SimRacing604

7 жыл бұрын

I agree for the most part, but the aero of an F1 car is unlike anything else in the game. Particularly in high speed cornering, it can give new drivers a false sense of what is possible in most cars. Eau Rouge is a great example of this; not many cars can take it flat out besides F1.

Yeah legit I bought it this week for console, I was a Turismo boy for years and years and felt really competitive, this game on controller coming from gt brought me back down to earth, first car I raced with was the la Ferrari and I was like this games ass, started the career and got in the Abarth and hated it, I do believe the wheel will make a huge difference, but I tweaked the controller settings so I can sorta get it smoother now and I've gotten to the McLaren and Mercedes section but geeze you're talking some truth. I already new the out in out lines but the controller was just so twitchy and with the physics of it a couple of twitches is a spin and a rage quit

How does your assetto corsa look so good. I've installed content manager, custom shaders patch, and sol, but it doesn't look as good as yours. For some reason everything looks very soft and with little detail, even though I have all settings on max. Can you please do a video on your setup and your in-game graphics settings?

Another great job Mike

@SimRacing604

3 жыл бұрын

Pierre Arsenault thank you!!!

My favorite track to test cars, nurburg sprint :D

Hello from Germany Team German Racewars, Thanks nice Video 👍

Thanks for help . Very useful

@SimRacing604

7 жыл бұрын

Marco Marco lynx my pleasure, thanks for watching

Very helpful, thank you so much. Greetings from Brasil!

awesome tips and very well delivered. quick question, im new to sim racing and have Assetto Corsa and Project cars but one the same track same car it feels very diffrent, even playing Forza 4 on an Xbox felt different again. is this due to configs or are there some games considered more sim than others?

Thanx you for the video, man! It’s really inspiring and you are really calm :) What do you think about Logitech momo as a first deiver? It has only 240 degrees, but also have force feedback. Is it ok, or skip it to more advanced ones?

Ayy! Your a Zonda guy :), if just come here after spending time just repeatedly doing laps in a zonda. Great tips though, thank you.

Subscribed!

seeing this video i want to get out my old logitech driving force gt ( i know not a recommended one ) and get started. looking forward to buy a good one when i can afford one.

Thank you so much

What kind of shifting/transmission would you recommend for someone quite new to sim racing? I've just gotten started with project cars 2 when I picked up a logitech g25 for 50$ and I started off with the manual h-shifter. I've tried shifting with the paddles but since I'm used to using the clutch and h-shifter from real life driving my shifting isn't as smooth with the paddles. It's just muscle memory when I use the h-shifter though. Some people have also said you should go with automatic transmission (or automatic clutch) when starting off, do you have any recommendations?

What's the best FFB setup into the game and in control panel For TM T300

I need more of these videos, every time I try playing FH5 with the wheel I just want to give up 😩

Nice video man! Thanks for the car recomendations. What track are you in? Seems super fun I also wanted to know how did you got that circle on the bottom right that shows the speed and gears, I'm using the whole rectangle thing from AC and it takes a lot of space :( Cheers :D

Yea, i only played nfs as racing games on console and... It's really hard to control cars, sometimes i say "i can't play like this, i have to drift" and then get off the road. I think this is the reason why i love drift events

So what is the program in the top right corner called, the one that gives u ur FPS AND TEMPS FOR CPU AND GPU, have u got anything else running in the background that is useful, also what r the best sim racing games to go for as I won’t be buying them all straight away, should I start with assetto when I eventually get my steering wheel

Personally I race everything equally... almost. Need for speed, DRIVECLUB, Gran Turismo sport, DiRT Rally 2.0, etc. It’s fun to experiment different games with the wheel. Also every time I go from a different game to sim and I don’t do good, I say it’s because I need to get used to it again but they deny it as an excuse. See here’s the thing - “slow is smooth; smooth is fast” how does that really work in Rally when you gotta be a speedy boi

@Your_nearest_toyota_dealer

5 жыл бұрын

In rally you push the pedal in, And try to survive. In rally you do many corrections which are not needed in normal racing.

@deformedalbinogamingcat5854

5 жыл бұрын

mAciex ! Like smashing into an unexpected deer on the track

Shopgoodwill I found a force feedback wheel with pedals for $9.99 with $15 shipping. Might be worth your time if you're looking for a ffb wheel.

I picked the nordsclife or however you spell it and a cobra it was not easy but it was a blast

I think this is a good tip video, but I think you're highly underestimating Gran Turismo players. I play Forza and Forza is great, but its AI, most of its players, and portions of its design actively discourage good racing, but I don't think I've met more than a handful of people who have played Gran Turismo that didn't know what a racing line was, or what a braking point was, or how to counter steer and recover. I subbed anyway.

It's also important to mention that manual cars take so much more practice to get good at, my heel-toe still sucks because I have g-27 pedals and big feet and I've been driving manual sim cars for almost 100 hours total.

I came from Gran Turismo and I got interested in sim racing so I looked at assetto corsa and I play on controller so when I steer it's alot harder for me to steer because I lose control and I play on the ground it's not like gt sport where the car feels stable on controller and it's really easy to control

Hi there. I just bought the ultimate pack off Microsoft Store for Xbox One last night to see how this game is. I must admit, I was handed my a.. In the first corner already. I immediately knew that my controller will never do the job, but I like challenges so I'll be off to get a wheel, pedal, shifter amd seat setup. I initially was going to buy Assetto Corsa Competizione which is coming out on console soon so I thought I'd try the old one first. What got me into SIM racing is probably playing WRC8 at the moment. While I'm not playing it in full sim mode, there are other factors which simulate a full sim like the office setup and managing everything. Let's admit, most of us started out with Gran Turismo 1 on PSX thinking that it was a race sim. Well... It taught us to mod, push cars off the road and win races I'd say. I'm really looking forward to Assetto, and will probably put in a lot of time in this game.

Thanks mike. Super helpful. I'll update after my 100 laps🤘😎👌

@SimRacing604

4 жыл бұрын

Bryan Foster right on!! Enjoy your laps

@theinfectionfamily3172

4 жыл бұрын

Everything you said really hit home. Playing Forza since the original and then coming over to AC has really put me down, but this already helped. I thought maybe starting with a low car would be better (Miata for shits and grins) and doing a track I just did on Forza would help and I was mistaken. I'm already loving AC already though and I don't want to flake out. I'm in this sim thing for the long haul. And the modern family reference really kicked something into me 👍 thanks for that. I'm going to set the time aside (probably tomorrow) to do the 100, I just finished v3.0 on my sim seat (home made it's ugly but I'm at 75$ for the wheel and everything else was free from work) so 100 laps will be a great test for the seat, me and AC all in 1 I like the gt selection but do you have a recommendation? Not a big BMW fan but I could tough it out lol thanks again

@SimRacing604

4 жыл бұрын

Bryan Foster I’m glad you’re getting use out of the video! Thanks again for watching. If you’re looking for my recommendation for a GT car to get used to driving, I would say either the Porsche Cayman GT4 or the Audi R8 LMS Ultra. The Audi is more powerful and will keep you on your toes, but it’s fairly balanced as GT3 cars go. The Porsche GT4 will definitely reinforce fundamentals since you won’t have power to overcome mistakes, but it may get a bit dull after so many laps

I just got a wheel and I am so confused. Im not sure if the wheel is supposed to feel like how it does right now. I am much better at catching slides with a controller. I guess what I struggle in overall is knowing what im feeling, or in my case, knowing what im not feeling.