Thank you so much mate!

I think it's usually the speed limit part which leads to these scenarios

It's Assetto Corsa!

We are checking, we are checking

You should be able to change it in the electronics MFD. Alternatively, you can map buttons to the specific TC and ABS settings so you can quickly switch between them!

It's the KZbin magic, must be a good video

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Yessir! o7

Like I said, it was for position. Every point counts! It was towards the end of the race and I hoped I could keep him behind until the checkered flag.

You're very welcome!

Thanks for the kind words! If you need more help, don't be afraid to hit me up on my socials. I offer coaching for beginner sim racers so if you're stuck on where to improve, you know where to find me!

@@wapsracing For sure 👍

The game is Assetto Corsa Competizione (ACC)

Driving a GT3 car without TC or ABS will actually give a notification on the dashboard. Even professionals use traction control and anti-lock braking systems! In ACC, TC and ABS make you faster than driving without assists.

@@wapsracing all those things are assists, the best drivers in the world were made from when cars didn't have assists, go do a deep dive on Jim Clark I believe. He's considered the best racing driver of all time, no driver assists. If you can drive a car without any tcs or abs or stability control and you don't spin out or lock up, hell even off-road and rally racers do you think they have a bunch of assists? No there's a definitive line between "good" drivers that use assistance and great drivers that dont

Real life drivers also use assists. Road cars have TC and ABS installed, but F1 cars don't. Beginner sim racers probably can't guess the limit of the car immediately after driving a lap, so these assists help them learn the track and the game. What's wrong with a little bit of help while learning?

@@wapsracing because you're talking like professionals use it during racing which is not true, irl or in game. I get beginners don't know all the ins and outs however in a irl race those are genuinely driver assists, in other words they make up for the lake of skill a driver has for throttle control and braking timing and just being able to hold a consistent average speed in general

@@zachredus4531 you clearly have no idea what DTM or GT3 racing is, please do your research before bashing people trying to explaining how GT3 systems work, thank you