Automobilista 2 V1.3.1.1 & Racin´ USA Pt2 RELEASED - Now updated to V1.3.2.0

1 minute after you top the leaderboard

 

Nice Video!. The rubber on the road in the "real" version really help show the turn directions. Thats what is missing in the AMS2 version I think

 

I would pay up front, no problem... This should be tried for sure.
Like and agree for this outlandish idea to get traction.

 

Since tha last hotfix, I've been having issues with GT1 cars skipping gears on my logitech g29, delwted ams2 folder in my documents, but the issue persists
@Renato Simioni

 

It's best to report it here along with potential steps to reproduce, key bindings, profile used etc.

 

If you were a Reiza Backer you would know this has already been done, but in private

For those curious, that poll (which started Dec 2019 and ran for about 2-3 weeks) ended up with Bathurst in first, Spa in second and Watkins Glen in third... and we now have all three of those.

 

Doesn't mean it's not wrong...

 

Fair enough... And all great choices that carry broad appeal.

Good of them to also release the tracks in this exact order.
So... More clandestine, back-alley activity that went on we need to know about?

 

considering this is a niche racing sim, that doesnt bring in a fortune for the developer, and the amount of great tracks already in the game, Kyalami, Bathurst, Daytona and many more, i dont think getting the license is expensive. It just that some tracks, especially the japanese, just want more money than others, while some tracks are happy to be in any racing game

 

Sure not

 

It's been a quite while since I drove the Ultima and that car is driving really good. The Reiza boys have that one dialed in nicely

 

To bad, there ar some great tracks in the land of the rissing sun

 

Maybe it's time for December development update

 

If someone needs the help to find the line

 

Any new in the multiplayer system??

 

I'm afraid that means nothing, be careful of cherry-picking what proves your point, forgeting other parameters and variables that don't.

There's something called exposure, all cameras use three parameters all along (sensitivity, shutter speed and diaphragm) to reach the appropiate amount of light hitting the sensor (or the film), and you can vary the three of them for exposure pourpuses, or to obtain artistical effects.

If the onboard cameras were adjusted to obtain certain exposure, maybe it wasn't fitted to the actual "perceived" lighting (according to our eyes)... Maybe the onboard cameras were showing brigther lighting than real... Or maybe they were showing it darker!

But don't base your point in a single unproven evidence

 

I hope that this will come in 2022:

 

good shot.
But i think, if someone isn't able to find his line in 5 to 10 laps, he should search for another hobby

 

As you said, this is a hobby not a job, what i want to do is relax not solve a puzzle.
If you have to organize an event, build a proper track.
Ok guys. cordoned off the parking lot of a walmart and we do the mall of the year championship.
I recommend that it be the most anonymous and flat horizon we can find.

This is why I love city tracks.

 

I have the answer. Reiza create's an additional track configuration, replete with cones and big arrow signs and hay bales. They can call it 'Casual Variant'.