Audi 90 quattro IMSA GTO

[T-888]

it is in the game or need to put the mod ?

for - Project CARS 1.2 ?

[Murph]

Project CARS has this DLC Pack which includes this car: https://store.steampowered.com/app/334773/Project_CARS__Audi_Ruapuna_Speedway_Expansion/

[T-888]

Originally posted by Agent 86:

Project CARS has this DLC Pack which includes this car: https://store.steampowered.com/app/334773/Project_CARS__Audi_Ruapuna_Speedway_Expansion/

mod from fans no ?

[Rem4rk4ble]

Originally posted by Terminator950:

Originally posted by Agent 86:

Project CARS has this DLC Pack which includes this car: https://store.steampowered.com/app/334773/Project_CARS__Audi_Ruapuna_Speedway_Expansion/

mod from fans no ?

look at AC. It has audi 90 for free

[Fastkill]

Best version imo is in Raceroom. But only the Project Cars series allow you to use it in the rain...

[Rem4rk4ble]

Originally posted by Fastkill:

Best version imo is in Raceroom. But only the Project Cars series allow you to use it in the rain...

>RF2
wait for AC Competezione.

[Fastkill]

Originally posted by Goose Kaboose:

Originally posted by Fastkill:

Best version imo is in Raceroom. But only the Project Cars series allow you to use it in the rain...

>RF2
wait for AC Competezione.

No GTOs in Competizione and rFactor 2. My point is that only in Pcars you can drive this peculiar car under rainy conditions, this is the topic.

[Rem4rk4ble]

Originally posted by Fastkill:

Originally posted by Goose Kaboose:

>RF2
wait for AC Competezione.

No GTOs in Competizione and rFactor 2. My point is that only in Pcars you can drive this peculiar car under rainy conditions, this is the topic.

I'm talking about mods.. RF2 has rain. AC Competezione will also have rain, just have to wait for mods to release.

[Fastkill]

The guy is asking for Pcars, not for hypothetic mods in other sims still under development...

[Fastkill]

And to add something about that, Raceroom and Pcars2 have other GTOs to compete with, which can be interesting (2 other cars in Raceroom, a lot more in PCars2)

[Rem4rk4ble]

Originally posted by Fastkill:

And to add something about that, Raceroom and Pcars2 have other GTOs to compete with, which can be interesting (2 other cars in Raceroom, a lot more in PCars2)

I'm giving a suggestion but I can tell you're already fanboying. I'm trying provide alternatives if where the mods are FREE and there are an abundance of them. Stop white knigting

[Fastkill]

Originally posted by Goose Kaboose:

Originally posted by Fastkill:

And to add something about that, Raceroom and Pcars2 have other GTOs to compete with, which can be interesting (2 other cars in Raceroom, a lot more in PCars2)

I'm giving a suggestion but I can tell you're already fanboying. I'm trying provide alternatives if where the mods are FREE and there are an abundance of them. Stop white knigting

Who's the fanboy? This is a topic about a specific car and about in Project cars, answer the question that's all.

1. The only valid alternative for this car is Raceroom.
2. Unfortunately the mod for rfactor2 will be, or maybe is already, outdated as the sim evolves and the mods get outdated (even the paid ones) ; this is how rfactor 2 is period.
3. AC Competizione won't support mods, stated by Kunos, period.

Do not give wrong information to people just to get support for your favorite sims (and how the hell are you sure you will like Competizione???).

4. Only Pcars 2 has a great GTO grid (with the F40...), not any other sim on the market. If someone is interested in this category, this sim has the good package.

To answer the topic, I've just made a few laps with the Audi 90 in Pcars1, it's more enjoyable than I remember (I had another wheel when I used to race on Pcars1). So this version is enjoyable too, but without other GTO cars.

[Rem4rk4ble]

Originally posted by Fastkill:

Originally posted by Goose Kaboose:

I'm giving a suggestion but I can tell you're already fanboying. I'm trying provide alternatives if where the mods are FREE and there are an abundance of them. Stop white knigting

Who's the fanboy? This is a topic about a specific car and about in Project cars, answer the question that's all.

1. The only valid alternative for this car is Raceroom.
2. Unfortunately the mod for rfactor2 will be, or maybe is already, outdated as the sim evolves and the mods get outdated (even the paid ones) ; this is how rfactor 2 is period.
3. AC Competizione won't support mods, stated by Kunos, period.

Do not give wrong information to people just to get support for your favorite sims (and how the hell are you sure you will like Competizione???).

4. Only Pcars 2 has a great GTO grid (with the F40...), not any other sim on the market. If someone is interested in this category, this sim has the good package.

To answer the topic, I've just made a few laps with the Audi 90 in Pcars1, it's more enjoyable than I remember (I had another wheel when I used to race on Pcars1). So this version is enjoyable too, but without other GTO cars.

I was not aware of #3 but rfactor 2 perhaps not graphicaly does have better tire simulation but I dont know if OP wants an arcade experience or a sim experience so regardless the options are on the table for him.

[Fastkill]

Originally posted by Goose Kaboose:

I was not aware of #3 but rfactor 2 perhaps not graphicaly does have better tire simulation but I dont know if OP wants an arcade experience or a sim experience so regardless the options are on the table for him.

Mmm seems there's a rfactor2 fanboy there... Pcars is not an arcade game, although the first one had some physical flaws. Pcars2 is a proper sim (although they should put the automatic clutch as an option and update again the AI on some tracks).

All of this sim have different flavours and have their own feeling, and their own capabilities, one may suit you more than others. I have them all, race on all, each for what it does better than the others (I was still playing some F1 Challenge mods until a recent Windows update which made them unable to be launched). All are sims, each does bad things and good ones. Saying one is arcade and another a sim is dishonest.

rFactor2's tire simulation is theorically great but in practice a pain in the ass for modders. And at the end of the day it is really not the most important feature. Nobody needed that in GTL, GTR2, even in the good old F1 Challenge (which by the way was simulating all the features that only Pcars2 can provide nowadays). And they were great simulators (GTR2 still is better than almost all the modern simulators in terms of content, thanks to the mod, and features ; and the FFB is still enjoyable).

Stability, interesting, relevant and original content, dynamic weather, good AI, fast loading times, optimization, good presentation, usable UI, moddability ... all of these are features that not any modern sim is able to provide. GTR2 had all of that, except the dynamic weather which required an external exe file (unfortunately not working on Windows 10) and before, the first GTR and before F1 Challenge had it all including the dynamic weather.

Pcars 2 is close to have all these features but is not moddable and with an AI inferior to the other sims. Online races are 70% of the time with cheaters and stupid racers.

rFactor2 is POTENTIALLY the best sim but in a neverending slow developpment state, which makes all the mods obsolete. They should put a team to help the modders of all the Steamworkshop content to update regularly their mods ; these modders are the one who make this sim alive. They don't, Studio397 prefers to slowly update the game and sell content already available in other sims and in mods. AI is good but it seems, from recent youtubers videos, that some issues are appearing. If one of the best things of rFactor2 is now broken, it's an absolute mess. To be able to get the best from that sim, it is needed to stop any development in terms of physics and features and stabilize the base game ; the only future developments should be about the presentation and the optimization. After that, modders will know they can do something useful. Currently all their work can become obsolete in 2 months.
How can someone say that the game is a great sim although he may uses outdated content in terms of physics and features (90% of the available content if we include the modded tracks)?

Assetto Corsa is the best moddable sim but lacks many crucial racing features. Kunos did exactly what Studio397 should do, they stopped the development at one point, although the sim lacked many crucial things, and the modders was at last able to deliver stable content. This is how it became the most modded sim. And they move on another game with a new engine and with more features. The same move that was done between Pcars1 and Pcars2 : bad features in the first one but many good ones, let's do soemthing better now, move on and improve. Now in AC there are many awesome mods available and many tracks (it almost competes with GTR2 mods & tracks collection). AI was awful at the beginning but it has been significantly improved and I really enjoy racing it now. Online races are not really better than PCars 2, I haven't experienced any cheating though. You can't stall, yes, is it an arcade game?

Raceroom has the most original content (but Pcars2 and Assetto with mods are now strong competitors) but as AC it lacks many racing features, although it has many that the others don't (custom race rules like rolling start, custom championship...). The sound design is amazing, the clutch and H shifter are rightly simulated (the only one with rFactor 2 and... GTR2, GTL and F1 Challenge lol).The AI is great, and the public online races are still the best ones I've experienced until now.

Which is an arcade game? Which is a sim racing game? Any racing sim fan should be aware of all these aspects and enjoy all these sims instead of fanboyish everything claiming his fav sim is sim and the others are arcade. The more you support all of them, the better it is for the sim racing genre in general.

[Rem4rk4ble]

Originally posted by Fastkill:

Originally posted by Goose Kaboose:

I was not aware of #3 but rfactor 2 perhaps not graphicaly does have better tire simulation but I dont know if OP wants an arcade experience or a sim experience so regardless the options are on the table for him.

Mmm seems there's a rfactor2 fanboy there... Pcars is not an arcade game, although the first one had some physical flaws. Pcars2 is a proper sim (although they should put the automatic clutch as an option and update again the AI on some tracks).

All of this sim have different flavours and have their own feeling, and their own capabilities, one may suit you more than others. I have them all, race on all, each for what it does better than the others (I was still playing some F1 Challenge mods until a recent Windows update which made them unable to be launched). All are sims, each does bad things and good ones. Saying one is arcade and another a sim is dishonest.

rFactor2's tire simulation is theorically great but in practice a pain in the ass for modders. And at the end of the day it is really not the most important feature. Nobody needed that in GTL, GTR2, even in the good old F1 Challenge (which by the way was simulating all the features that only Pcars2 can provide nowadays). And they were great simulators (GTR2 still is better than almost all the modern simulators in terms of content, thanks to the mod, and features ; and the FFB is still enjoyable).

Stability, interesting, relevant and original content, dynamic weather, good AI, fast loading times, optimization, good presentation, usable UI, moddability ... all of these are features that not any modern sim is able to provide. GTR2 had all of that, except the dynamic weather which required an external exe file (unfortunately not working on Windows 10) and before, the first GTR and before F1 Challenge had it all including the dynamic weather.

Pcars 2 is close to have all these features but is not moddable and with an AI inferior to the other sims. Online races are 70% of the time with cheaters and stupid racers.

rFactor2 is POTENTIALLY the best sim but in a neverending slow developpment state, which makes all the mods obsolete. They should put a team to help the modders of all the Steamworkshop content to update regularly their mods ; these modders are the one who make this sim alive. They don't, Studio397 prefers to slowly update the game and sell content already available in other sims and in mods. AI is good but it seems, from recent youtubers videos, that some issues are appearing. If one of the best things of rFactor2 is now broken, it's an absolute mess. To be able to get the best from that sim, it is needed to stop any development in terms of physics and features and stabilize the base game ; the only future developments should be about the presentation and the optimization. After that, modders will know they can do something useful. Currently all their work can become obsolete in 2 months.
How can someone say that the game is a great sim although he may uses outdated content in terms of physics and features (90% of the available content if we include the modded tracks)?

Assetto Corsa is the best moddable sim but lacks many crucial racing features. Kunos did exactly what Studio397 should do, they stopped the development at one point, although the sim lacked many crucial things, and the modders was at last able to deliver stable content. This is how it became the most modded sim. And they move on another game with a new engine and with more features. The same move that was done between Pcars1 and Pcars2 : bad features in the first one but many good ones, let's do soemthing better now, move on and improve. Now in AC there are many awesome mods available and many tracks (it almost competes with GTR2 mods & tracks collection). AI was awful at the beginning but it has been significantly improved and I really enjoy racing it now. Online races are not really better than PCars 2, I haven't experienced any cheating though. You can't stall, yes, is it an arcade game?

Raceroom has the most original content (but Pcars2 and Assetto with mods are now strong competitors) but as AC it lacks many racing features, although it has many that the others don't (custom race rules like rolling start, custom championship...). The sound design is amazing, the clutch and H shifter are rightly simulated (the only one with rFactor 2 and... GTR2, GTL and F1 Challenge lol).The AI is great, and the public online races are still the best ones I've experienced until now.

Which is an arcade game? Which is a sim racing game? Any racing sim fan should be aware of all these aspects and enjoy all these sims instead of fanboyish everything claiming his fav sim is sim and the others are arcade. The more you support all of them, the better it is for the sim racing genre in general.

Not fanboying just personaly not a pcars fan. I pre ordered both AC and PCARS before they came out as i was excited for both especialy pcars graphics, however I was really let down by PCARS tire feel on the wheel and why i cant call it a sim ( feels like im using a controller), and thus why I didnt buy PCARS2. I have had many sims and as you can see if you check my profile I have 250 in PCARS. I have 400 in AC but I havent logged anymore because I use content manager because of the 1000+ mod cars I have. But to sum things up, RF2 isnt user friendly but the feel for the car is definitely more true to life thus a richer experience. Now wether OP wants to feel the cars unique quirks and adapt to the real life driving style for the car or not is up to him. Regardless if someone REALLY wanted truest experience they would go to iracing but even I am not willing to go that far down that hole.

[Rem4rk4ble]

Originally posted by Fastkill:

Originally posted by Goose Kaboose:

I was not aware of #3 but rfactor 2 perhaps not graphicaly does have better tire simulation but I dont know if OP wants an arcade experience or a sim experience so regardless the options are on the table for him.

Mmm seems there's a rfactor2 fanboy there... Pcars is not an arcade game, although the first one had some physical flaws. Pcars2 is a proper sim (although they should put the automatic clutch as an option and update again the AI on some tracks).

All of this sim have different flavours and have their own feeling, and their own capabilities, one may suit you more than others. I have them all, race on all, each for what it does better than the others (I was still playing some F1 Challenge mods until a recent Windows update which made them unable to be launched). All are sims, each does bad things and good ones. Saying one is arcade and another a sim is dishonest.

rFactor2's tire simulation is theorically great but in practice a pain in the ass for modders. And at the end of the day it is really not the most important feature. Nobody needed that in GTL, GTR2, even in the good old F1 Challenge (which by the way was simulating all the features that only Pcars2 can provide nowadays). And they were great simulators (GTR2 still is better than almost all the modern simulators in terms of content, thanks to the mod, and features ; and the FFB is still enjoyable).

Stability, interesting, relevant and original content, dynamic weather, good AI, fast loading times, optimization, good presentation, usable UI, moddability ... all of these are features that not any modern sim is able to provide. GTR2 had all of that, except the dynamic weather which required an external exe file (unfortunately not working on Windows 10) and before, the first GTR and before F1 Challenge had it all including the dynamic weather.

Pcars 2 is close to have all these features but is not moddable and with an AI inferior to the other sims. Online races are 70% of the time with cheaters and stupid racers.

rFactor2 is POTENTIALLY the best sim but in a neverending slow developpment state, which makes all the mods obsolete. They should put a team to help the modders of all the Steamworkshop content to update regularly their mods ; these modders are the one who make this sim alive. They don't, Studio397 prefers to slowly update the game and sell content already available in other sims and in mods. AI is good but it seems, from recent youtubers videos, that some issues are appearing. If one of the best things of rFactor2 is now broken, it's an absolute mess. To be able to get the best from that sim, it is needed to stop any development in terms of physics and features and stabilize the base game ; the only future developments should be about the presentation and the optimization. After that, modders will know they can do something useful. Currently all their work can become obsolete in 2 months.
How can someone say that the game is a great sim although he may uses outdated content in terms of physics and features (90% of the available content if we include the modded tracks)?

Assetto Corsa is the best moddable sim but lacks many crucial racing features. Kunos did exactly what Studio397 should do, they stopped the development at one point, although the sim lacked many crucial things, and the modders was at last able to deliver stable content. This is how it became the most modded sim. And they move on another game with a new engine and with more features. The same move that was done between Pcars1 and Pcars2 : bad features in the first one but many good ones, let's do soemthing better now, move on and improve. Now in AC there are many awesome mods available and many tracks (it almost competes with GTR2 mods & tracks collection). AI was awful at the beginning but it has been significantly improved and I really enjoy racing it now. Online races are not really better than PCars 2, I haven't experienced any cheating though. You can't stall, yes, is it an arcade game?

Raceroom has the most original content (but Pcars2 and Assetto with mods are now strong competitors) but as AC it lacks many racing features, although it has many that the others don't (custom race rules like rolling start, custom championship...). The sound design is amazing, the clutch and H shifter are rightly simulated (the only one with rFactor 2 and... GTR2, GTL and F1 Challenge lol).The AI is great, and the public online races are still the best ones I've experienced until now.

Which is an arcade game? Which is a sim racing game? Any racing sim fan should be aware of all these aspects and enjoy all these sims instead of fanboyish everything claiming his fav sim is sim and the others are arcade. The more you support all of them, the better it is for the sim racing genre in general.

Bringing up old thread but felt like this needed to be pointed out. ACC modding is simply not supported from the begining. This means it could be like PCARS where there was no initial mod support but tools could be made to allow for it. That plus the very strong playerbase of AC could result in far better mod support by the modders than we saw in PCARS.