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The understanding that each sim do good and bad at diffferent aspects and each sim have its pros cand cons in relation to physiics is the red pill.
Btw as you mentioned rF2 as "the red pill": rF2 is far from perfect and have a lot of exploits that never were dealt with or even attempted to be dealt with and the difference in quality between the cars ffrom base content and DLCs and from DLC to DLC is absurd depending on the comparison of quality in terms of physics
So in short, drive each sim for what the cars deliver and enjoy or not and stick to the one sim of your choice.
I like blue over red.
Communism never tasted good to me.
Although I wouldn't say "no" to an Italian sports car or motorcycle in red.
AMB2 for being a more solid game, but the driving isn't as good, and slightly less fun and exciting.
Assetto Corsas Evo will probably be rubbish to begin with, or very limited. I trust Kunos but it will be a long term thing. Eventually will be awesome.
AMS2 - Performance more solid for visuals, less modding ability (cant create new tracks or very well make car models) patch 1.6 soon to come bringing better AI etc.
Physics feedback is great and you can use custom FFB presets which easy matches other sims (unsure if people use this feature).
RF2 - On par with AC for modding IE loads and everything can be modded tracks as well. Great FFB - however can run your system into the ground a lot more with lesser CPU core usage - so expect to tone down some visual settings for performance gain.
I have both.
Auto Wheel rotation broken.
AMS 2 would be the better bet.
But they all like to gouge people with DLC.
The sorry greedy state of racing games today.
Narcissism and greed rising together,joined at the hip.
Licencing cost too much. Plus every sim plays it too safe and has the same content, jack of all trades master of none.
I think they should do more sims with fictional cars that are based on real cars, and fictional tracks. So the sim has rFactor 2, ACC, iRacing like physics but fictional cars and tracks. The original Gran Turismo tracks where awesome, so like that with modern graphics and physics. Could be really good rather than same old cars and tracks in every sim.
rFactor 2 is more of a sim, but has being abandoned. It is like 8-9/10 for driving experience.
AMS2 is more simcade as people might say, its good I say 6/10 for driving experience. It feels wierd to me, like the car is going to spin out. I never quite feel in control of the car.
Yes a little biased.
rFactor 2 is worse in every way except handling.
If AMS2 sorts the handling out then it will be the best. It is the most polished and complete package.
In the end it is "mostly" bias as none of them really do it "right" and have plenty of flaws, issues and wrongs all around.