I think a real damage model is needed have the ability to turn it off for casual player but have it on for those that want to be competitive if you hit a wall at 100mph well your probably not racing anymore and if i hit a car stopping to go around a corner and im doing 120mph and haven’t hit the brakes well my race is probably over and have some kind of online rating like iracing a safety rating and skill rating to separate the goofy people from ruining a race for others
Yes! Various rating systems are All over the sim community these days. This provides something for drivers to aim for (rating increase) and want to maintain while simultaneously weeding out those with other intentions.
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Can y’all add engine heat if it over revs or over shift on gears???
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It would be great to have a competitive mode and a normal mode with rooms.
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Re: damage
From the bit of info released there is supposed to be a better damage model but discussed on here before, there are reasons such as manufacturers not wanting their cars damaged as to why full car crushing damage isn’t in game
I totally agree!
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We don’t need the cars crushed, but mechanically totalling them so that they can’t move would suffice. Same should go so burning clutches in manual mode too
Please, raise damage in multiplayer so that there are more consequences when ramming other vehicles. Currently, there is no real consequence if you ram someone. If cars took more damage, people may race cleaner or learn to not just ram someone for brakes. The safety rating is a good start but combine that with more damage so people are less likely to damage their car if they can’t finish a race.