If you mean what hardware, I only use an X-box Series "S" with Logitech 920 pedals and wheel...nothing fancy at all...If you mean how do I set up the car / race, I do the following: Car: - no traction control - no ABS - No assisted steering - force feedback 150% - Brake pressure: 80% - Suspension all set to 80% stiff - No differential braking - Accelleration set to 75% All other settings ( believe) are default. Track: - Difficulty set to Level 8 and Expert Hope that is what you were asking for.

Forza Motorsport 2023

Thanks...a better replay coming...with multiple points of view

Hello... Hope you enjoyed the videos

Forza Motorsports (2023)

@@simracing-ai Thx have they fixed the game yet ? is it buggy and laggy ?

@@Alucard2077 On XBOX "S" it is not laggy. There are still issues such as cars "jerking" into the car stalls during replays (I try and edit that out), not getting single car make (i.e., one car say a supercar in multiclass against GTD/P1/P2 - even if you select min/max = 1 car, it will divide the total cars and give you say 6 super cars). There are other things like lack of detail in some reverse shots during game/replay, but I think it's a lot better (on Xbox) than the beginning. I think it's getting much better shadow/sun, car detail, and "feel". I play at level 7 or 8 AI, 140% feedback and no assists...Your results may vary...but though it's still not a AAA game day release, it's definitely better in my opinion. Would I pay $99 again for day one release? No.

Forza Motorsports 2023, reverse replay

@@simracing-ai I didn't know forza had mechanical failures...

@@ayaanpunit Oh yes. You set up expert rules, no assists, level 8 AI ( max) and you more than likely have to pit if more than 5 or 6 laps...tell tale sign is misfiring and loss of speed...during pits top it will say you can repair to say 91% on THAT stop. I usually set up for min 1 mandatory pit stop cause I know I'm coming in so make everyone (AI) come in...

@@simracing-ai oh I never knew that, thank you

Thanks...I don't care against AI but usually try not to wreck them. If you listen closely you can hear my engine start to misfiring and that was from lap 1 throughout...It was funny watching that hypercar rocket up to me and then just give up... :)

...to DNF hahah gottem😊

Never played it but all I know is that class "C" is rocket fueled madness!

Hopefully they will release NASCAR race cars at some point.

Thank you for the comment, I enjoyed making it.

Oh yeah 🤘😈🤘

womp womp

damage models largely stopped evolving in about 2005. presumably mostly because companies not wanting their cars damaged in games, but not even games with fictional cars do a good job aside from the few outliers. notably beamng, wreckfest and thats about it. the rest are all still in about 2005.

Ok there's actually a legal reason why Forza, or any other modern racing game doesn't have realistic damage. It's because the companies don't want their cars shown wrecked. This isn't just a Forza Issue. It's been a thing for a WHILE now. Not sure why Forza is just now taking the flak for it 😂

@test-tl8dt and the only games to use real Companies and have decent crash physics now are the F1 games (before 23') and nascar heat which these games do make sense cause who would get an f1 or stock car onto the street. Racing games that are using stuff like dirt trackers. Stock cars. Derby wreckers. And F1/F2/F3 cars can have a better damage model then cars that are the GT series of racing cars cause of the same principle that you mentioned. companies dont want their cars seen wrecked cause of it ruining their reptutation. But they are fine with their affiliated stock cars and F1 cars being demolished cause of what i reasoned earlier. so your right about this topic

​@@MicrowaveHoneyBuniracing and beamng had by far the best damage models. Other sims also have pretty good damage models

Ego damage.

Emotional damage

Womp womp

cope

Say that to the car companies on gang Fr, I’m not their representatives😭🙏

​​@@mt.sinai_You're also not the one behind developing the game. So how how about you go ahead and make a racing game with licensed vehicles and then put realistic damage and see how it goes. Hell, GranTurismo never had realistic damage. But now it's an issue?? Unless you want to face a ton of lawsuits from car companies, it's best to keep the damage generic and minimal. Again, GranTurismo has been doin that the whole time.

@@toxicgracie3772 so all the sims that do feature more realistic damage, and have contracts with these manufacturers...what's that, then? iRacing (most realistic sim that exists) has been around for 18 years without ever being sued by the manufacturers they have contracts with...has realistic damage.

Average forza motorsport hater:

It's a very good handling car for sure...So many cars I wish I could drive in real life !

Thanks, as always...that Porsche Carrera GT is very squirrely...but fast...

Very well balanced car and fast...it's perfect for courses that have lots of curves...in my opinion...

Yes, it's a pain having to constantly check my 6 for P1's and P2's but still a lot of fun....

Yeah, I don't ever race online but enjoy racing the upper level AI. They do dumb stuff (like following behind slower car when they clearly could pass) but generally it's a good race with the AI...

Thanks, I race at considerably lower than expert on Project Cars 2, but it was still a good race...if you want to see something crazy watch this upcoming video of the Ferrari MOMO F333 SP at Watkin's Glen, I lapped the field within 10 laps it was so fast...kzbin.info/www/bejne/b2rWgqhngpt_d5Y

@@simracing-ai Sweet! I'll check it out :)

Yeah it's a monster... I liked how it passed the P2 GTR and Zonda... Makes an average sim racer look really good ..