TL;DW - Priorities. You need to be comfortable to push the car.

[@Nicsos123]

ACC is becoming more and more my favorite racing game. It’s one of the best and most complete racing games out there today. I love the setup options and the well-structured setup menu. Everything is well structured. The driving experience is also right. The game also has some of the best telemetry for my buttkicker. This is exactly how a game has to be. Now i just have to learn to drive.

[@danibot3000]

We can not sort our saved setups. I find that not well structured. But yeah, it's obviously setting quality standarts in many aspects.

[@SergeyMace]

Thanks to your video you've mentioned I've managed to setup Porsche starting from Safe setup and make it up to 1.48-1.49 pace on Monza and not be afraid of that car. More to that, I'm now even more confident in this Porsche than in any other car including Aston. That should say something to those who didn't believe you that it might be the best option for us immortal drivers.

[@the_beemer]

in my racing community your videos have become a standard response to drivers making rookie mistakes. This one is certainly gonna be one of those as there are so many people who try to run before they learned to walk joining

[@jon2431]

that was a great explanation of alien times.

[@aqulex84]

It's so right what you say man. Those tens of a second per corner make the difference. But with one thing you (sadly) were wrong. In the sim grid endurance s3 qualifying the fastest guys on nbr were 1:52:5** and that's not 1 fastest lap, but 6-8 in a row. It's so insane to be on that level. ( not me, iam at the 1:55 low section there, sometimes very very high 1:54's 😂😂

[@giannisweightlifting3996]

@Lewis Wood ways to be fast: 1. stick with a car u like, 2. master the slip angle. thats all.

[@giannisweightlifting3996]

@Lewis Wood i also drive evo 488 2020. Consistency is the key for a skilled driver and a good race, but somehow you need to work on finding the limit. Keep practicing in this amazing sim.game 😊

[@benjaminschippers3536]

Fantastic explanation

[@Mikey76]

Thanks Aris 👍

[@X1erra]

Alien hotlaps, alien consistency... Those are the people constantly at the podium, right? We should not be intimidated by this and instead just try to improve naturally through more racing.

[@BiIboSwaggins]

Hey Aris, unrelated to the topic of the video I was curious if it was possible to create a race with drying conditions. Where it doesn't rain during the race, but the track is wet, and slowly drying over time, the conditions are difficult to drive in but the track is getting faster and faster. I am new to the game, and simracing as a whole and I am trying to figure out how to create this scenario.

[@aaron0288]

If you go into the weather setting and choose custom, you can select how much standing water there is to begin with. Then set the weather to clear skies and you’ll get what you’re after 👍

[@BiIboSwaggins]

@@aaron0288 Oh cool! I'll try that out. Thank you :)

[@EpicGT]

For sure Aris. 👍

[@mils0r]

Doing 1:55's on the pad, come on, there has to be time there to gain ;)

[@JJ-ic9gw]

Hey guys, silly question how do I get those gloves on Sim? I have them in real life and use them on my Sim, so be super cool to have them in game too haha. Cheers Aris as always

[@imensonspionrona2117]

Top stuff!

[@danibot3000]

Mind Games

[@robc3056]

Not fair your cars are so planted. i can never get comfortable cars always driving me !

[@edsoutlawmotorsports1332]

Watch the video he referred to, about using the safe set up. By the time you’re done watching it, you should have a better understanding of how to progress.