• jackod@lemmy.nz
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    I’m intrigued but also slightly concerned considering AC EVO is still very much in early access. You would think you would get that to the release version first. Surely must be a second studio?

    Good though now that Code Masters has been sold off with EA.

    edit: It is a second studio

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    Exciting af :o AC’s engine feels so good to slide around on. Wanna get my hands on it grab grab grab grab grab

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        Trailer highlights theyre still using the kunos simulation software, which drives the physics. Might be using UE5 for other things.

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          AC Competizione is on UE4’s graphics and in-house physics, so I imagine they’re doing something similar here

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    So I’ve never played the Asetto game(s) but love me some rally. Are they decent? Also is this being a separate studio going to affect things?

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      The original AC was good for (imho) it’s road feel and huge quantity of user content like tracks, cars, and mods (SRP and LA Canyons are great.) The overall product itself was really amateurishly produced IMHO (eg. shitty launcher) and inconsistently polished, although everybody looked past that because the in-car experience was better than anything else at the time and the mods make AC a blank canvas. Whatever you wanted to get out of AC, you could do with mods, and there’s no other racing game with that flexibility. That’s why everybody loves it.

      The broader physics in AC never really did it for me, as a Dirt Rally fan. BeamNG is at the cutting edge of physics and playability, and going back to AC physics from BeamNG is pretty tough. That said, I am super excited there’s a new rally game and will definitely pick this up if it’s half decent. With a little love, I’m sure they could do a make their physics model feel decent for rally. I hope they have some decent damage modelling because AC’s poor damage modelling made even tiny impacts totally unphysical (imho).

      (I haven’t tried AC Evo or AC Competizione though so it’s possible the physics model has been improved… can anyone chime in on that?)