The Feature Request Thread...

Some cars in game , with shadows turned of or on low, have a shadow mesh that adds just enough shadowing to make the car not look like it is floating, but some models do not have this mesh, so when in multi class, some cars have the shadow mesh and some don't and makes it look a little odd. I would kindly ask the cars that does not have the shadow mesh be given the shadow mesh. P.S, I don't know the term but i am sure you understand 'shadow mesh', which is a dark square that looks to be between the tyres and tar when shadows are turned off. Cheers.

 

Maybe, just maybe, it would be a good idea to put Sound Detail to Max by default in Audio settings.

I think that these days, almost everyone has a decent sound card that can easily handle even the most demanding sound effects, including the onboard cards that come built with the motherboard.
Additionally, looking at online videos on Youtube, it looks like most people are not using this option and missing some of the immersion the game provides.

 

Tossing my request in for expanded gamepad rumble/feedback support (ie Xbox pad trigger haptics or DualSense haptics). AMS2 already has some of the better controller support in simracing, but better/additional feedback from the cars would be greatly appreciated, especially for folks who are unable to use wheels/pedals do to injuries/medical.

Thanks in advance!

 

For after the 2005 content and more important requests are fulfilled.

Landing a license with Dekra and the Lautzring to create the rather unique long configuration. Which is essentially two oval tracks connected by sections of the road course layouts.

Lausitzring

 

Can we please get the Aston Martin GT3 Herb livery for the GTE and GT4 version, too? I absolutly love that livery

 

I'd like to hear more dynamic sounds from the cockpit.
Things like creaks from the chassis when you're cornering, random rattles and squeaks, more ticks and tacks from invisible (not the big visible ones we already have) rocks and pieces of rubber from the car ahead hitting the windshield/chassis, that sudden loud CHRRRCH noise you get when driving through a cloud of dust or dirt kicked up by a car ahead going off, more sounds of your own car picking up stuff from the road and flicking it onto the underbody. Just more noises.

It's something I feel like is missing from the overall visceral feeling of driving a racing car.
My personal experience with club racing in real life is that it's an assault on the senses, there are so many noises happening all at once, and you're constantly aware of all of them, because any of them could be the sign of a problem with the car.

And as an additional suggestion, it would be hilarious if that big rock that can be seen flicking up from the car ahead could have a maybe 15% chance to cause your windshield to crack if it hits it.

 

For gamepad improvements, suggestions, etc, the best thing to do is to post in the gamepad support thread.

 

Day and night cycles exist,
Weather variations are present too.
Endurance races emerge endlessly,
And endurance tracks are countless.
Yet why am I still racing in LMU?
Because it lacks the most crucial feature—save functionality.
We hope this vital endurance racing feature will be implemented soon.
After all, we can’t keep our computers running forever!

 

The ability to save a game at any point as you can in ACC would be a great addition!

 

I don't expect to save everything at all times, but at least after pulling into the station, let me catch my breath and fight another day tomorrow.

 

It would be great if Audi and Porsche could be slightly toned down in the GT3 Gen1 class.
I ran tests at Monza, Nürburgring, Imola, and Spa (as shown in the qualifying time screenshots), and both cars are consistently about 8 to 9 tenths of a second faster than the rest of the field.
Bringing them closer to the pace of the fastest Mercedes would improve class balance.
Alternatively, having a parameter in the custom AI driver files to assign ballast to faster cars would also help create a more level playing field.