Automobilista 2 V0.9.2.1 RELEASED!

Discussion in 'Automobilista 2 - News & Announcements' started by Renato Simioni, May 15, 2020.

  1. SRS13Rastus

    SRS13Rastus Member AMS2 Club Member

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    Did you delete the AMS folder in your documents? (ignore me if you did...) I ask as I too love the Super V8s and the only time I've come across anything like the carousel effect you mention was in a forced stock settings lobby. I put that down to prolonged use of my tuned version and eventually adjusted to the Stock settings. Can't say for the MetalMoro AJR V6 as I only started using it very recently...

    I've personally not had this issue and find the AI is a bit more... How to put this... Responsive to me and my positioning on track and most recent contacts I HAVE had with them have been due to an inadvertent movement on my part. Not suggesting it's your fault though, so please don't take this comment in the wrong way.

    Ahh this might partially answer your other issues above, Not dissing controller users here but, from my own experiences over the years it's a lot harder to be ultra smooth with a controller vs a wheel, I used to often twitch and this COULD lead to unintended collisions. have you tried looking for controller setups? I recommended this vid to a friend of mine who said it was of help, Again ignore me if you HAVE seen this:

    Either way I hope you get these issues sorted dude :)
     
  2. Dicra

    Dicra Local Gamepad Ambassador AMS2 Club Member

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    Yes, I did.
    I'm talking about the SuperV8 using stock settings. That's what most people are going to use most of the time.

    There are some corners where the AI seems to have superhuman speed, or at least suffers less from slipstream. The first corner at Cascavel is one of these, for example.

    I can differentiate collisions caused by twitchiness from collisions caused by AI not adjusting their braking point. I am quite proficient with the controller, and at the current presets, the twitchiness is only a problem when countersteering next to another car.

    Your whole post is about suggesting it's my fault, but that's fine - after all, it could be. Humans err. As it stands, however, I'm quite confident it's not, or only partially. After all, I don't have any problems in other cars, and I don't have problems racing online, so that points towards most of these things not being entirely my fault.
     
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  3. SRS13Rastus

    SRS13Rastus Member AMS2 Club Member

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    DOH! Me being a dumbass again, no surprises there lol, I haven't tried the StockV8 cars recently I'll let you know if I see similar issues though. I hope not as I liked both them and the Super V8s.

    That wasn't my intention to point the finger at you etc, I was intending to question to understand better the issues you're having rather than accuse you outright of something, my bad for not being... more... understanding and a TAD more thoughtful of how my reply might be perceived. Like I said hope you get them sorted one way or the other :)
     
  4. vortex

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    I think that having simplified AI physics is always going to cause this kind of issue to a greater or lesser extent. They can’t react or drive the same way you do and have to be artificially adjusted to make them seem more realistic. Some AI cars will, almost inevitably, drive better than others.
     
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