Automobilista 2 V1.4.7.1 & Nürburgring Historic Officially Released - Now Updated to v1.4.7.2

I mean I don't need to turn the lights off at all... It runs fine for me without changing settings...

 

I tried with both. I also thought that they could also be due to an FFB problem.

 

I REALLY love the addition of the Südschleife ! Finally this forgotten track get's some love outside of mods!

However, I would love to also see the "tourist" layout made available.

Back in the day, whenever there was a race going on at the Nordschleife, people were still able to do a lap on the Südschleife after they constructed a link-road (called "Stichstraße") for this exact purpose. That road can be found in the game but isn't accessible.

The start of the Südschleife tourist lap was here at the town of Müllenbach;


After the bridge cars would then turn right onto the Stichstraße:



And they would re-join the regular track here:





There was also the very short "Betonschleife" layout, used for some small events:

 

One nice thing about the current Südschleife (without Stichstraße) is that it has the pits with 32 grid slots

 

Sure. But the additional tourist layout wouldn't hurt.

 

Try this file and if you still feel a floaty feeling, then I am not sure how to help you.

 

Great post, would be lovely to have these.

I feel bad for Reiza though, they somehow get this project done and we're asking for a little more

 

Wow, the Nürburgring is absolutely great, and it will get even better with subsequent updates. Still don't really like ams2's driving behavior tbh, but Reiza have been knocking it out of the park with recent historic tracks.

 

I love how heavily banked the Bentonschleife corners are as well. It feels like if NASCAR did a short road course.

 

Where would pits be located? Unfortunately in the game, every layout has to have fully functional pits, even if they are just a side lane somewhere. But on this layout!?!?

 

Not directed at you, but i do NOT ever want to hear the thought of "Oh it is an engine limitation". No excuses, graphical options that can improve game performance have to be added without anyone giving excuses because those graphical settings exist already in other games, especially one as performance heavy as headlights for night races.

 

Nothing is impossible in software. But lots of things are more complex than is preferred and lots of changes/additions break other things that were already working. It should be pretty obvious by now that Reiza would change anything in a moment that was such an important game play or performance issue...unless there was a good reason they could not do it (safely) (yet).

 

I did NOT want to hear that

 

This might be a placebo, but the V8 supercar seems easier to drive now

 

I dont think this graphical feature does exist in other games.
But in AMS2 it has existed from day one - and have never been noticed or acknowledged by the devs.
Maybe because people like me have stopped wasting time reporting it.

ByTheWay: Engine limitation or not. It does exist in TT mode. And no garage visit does help

 

Another in the long list of PC2 legacy bugs, along with lobbies refusing to continue, the online loading bug with player counts above 30, weird crashes when changing host, etc.

 

One thing with the Nords, and especially noticeable in VR, are the billboard trees next to the track swinging round as you pass them.

Herculean task i guess, but 3d trees next to the track like the updated Bathurst would be awesome!

 

Waiting for a Fallout-style advert for the Sudschleiffe, with 'Take Me Home Country Roads' playing

 

Saying without irony then Reiza should be ENORMOUSLY gratefull that they have so relatively high group of fans who does still back them up.
Because if you as example does look at rF2 then its obvious that such a loyality dont last forever.
At least if basic problems and bugs are ignored and/or not acknowledged.

 

Now who do we call for some vintage sportscars from the late 60's early 70's? I dont mind generic cars they just need to look and feel like the Real thing.