Moto2 Class has no Traction Control Setup in ECU?

[baro]

It seems, like there is no TCS in Moto2 Class. I played one round in multiplayer on Moto2 class, and there in the first corner almost every of 15 players in the race went down including me. Then i went into the Time Run and there actually is not TSC avaible in this class, which making it completely undrivable for me.

[Yokorushi]

Yes, because irl they do not have any assists in Moto2 category. :)

[baro]

Oh, i didn't even know that, i was taking a look at MotoGP20 where there was TCS in Moto2. In 21 u have to be soooo so much gentle on the throttle to not get rear slide

[Yokorushi]

Originally posted by baro:

Oh, i didn't even know that, i was taking a look at MotoGP20 where there was TCS in Moto2. In 21 u have to be soooo so much gentle on the throttle to not get rear slide

That's good, without TCS with these powerful motorcycles you should not be able to put full throttle while you are going crazy angles...I will probably buy 21 as it looks that it has pretty challenging physics

[baro]

Oh yes, this game is completely different from 20, a way much challenging, i was not expeted so much changes in physics.

[zomGod]

Originally posted by baro:

Oh, i didn't even know that, i was taking a look at MotoGP20 where there was TCS in Moto2. In 21 u have to be soooo so much gentle on the throttle to not get rear slide

20 didn't have TCS either. Both have AW, but not TCS. You can enable TCS in the assists/difficulty settings by switching electronics from real to assisted. But as mentioned, Moto2 don't get TCS in real life either. They all share the same ECU and engine which doesn't allow TCS. A little practice and you'll get it quickly,

I find Moto2 a great bike as you can still use higher throttle settings but with brake and throttle modulation needed. Full MotoGP is a lot more aggressive especially with TCS turned off. It takes time but its a good skill to learn even if you turn TCS back on again.