hmm here to steal your likes lmao

pigeon moment

Ciao Muye, come stai?

Facts

Yes, this should be the title of the video

Do we tho? I have never though of that

Yeah that method is used in Luxembourg, Germany, Belgium, Netherlands and France as far as I know. Usually those trees are more a source of discussion about the safety of having massive unshakable tree trunks less than a meter next to cars driving 90kmh.

I live there and I did not know that.

I believe it's called traffic calming? Idk for sure cuz I learned it from Not Just Bikes

My apologies, I meant the Netherlands. Not Just Bikes has a great video about poor street designs and speedlimits, where I learned about these "speed limit trees"

Hej lucek

Nie wiedziałem, że oglądasz też innych respect +

Ale wiesz że lucek ma drugi kanał the dart

Humans fov is greater than 180

Thats why games on a tv screen also feel faster than on a phone

Redout does that to a comical extent

except it's a dirty hack

Acceleration isn't the same as speed, though...

Increaaing speed is the same thing as accelerating though...

​@@ScorgRus everything is a dirty hack in gamedev my guy

plus that helps with identifying the best braking point.

Ah yes, the worlds most overrated racing game of all time

Also insane Takedowns

@@NeurodivergentSuperiority Are you mad? Give me a reason.

Or paradise remastered

@@Diesr or not remastzred

NOICE : ))))))))))))))))) jajajajjajajajjajajajajajjajajajajajajajja

So that means we are REALLY fast in NFS2015

Ok but this is accurate-

Pretty sure that’s a Mario Andretti quote?

That's why every car death wabbles at 25 when using sim wheel

I feel like the best motion blur in any video game that I've ever played has to go to FFXV, there's no motion blur on the camera, just the movement, either from your character or from the car and the road when you're driving and it's great. Idk why every game with motion blur has to apply it to the camera, maybe it does make the game feel lest jerky in lower framerate but other than that, it's completely dogshit and just creates motion sickness.

@@thuanle1246 MOTION BLUR EFFECT is for the fast movement i know.. but when you turn on in the racing, it actually dims down the environmental graphics.. i mean you see less trees, stuff on the side of the road.. so it actually diminishes the feel of speed.. but if you disable blur, and if the fps is high enough, you feel the speed because whne you drive faster, the trees and othher stuff on the sides, became faster and you see more of them, then you feel you are fast.

actually, the motion does blur when you rapidly turn your head. however, i always disable it.

​@@matthewbarabas3052Yes, but looking with your eyes irl and "looking" on a videogame is a totally different thing. I really can't understand why the developers don't get it, they play the game, or don't they? For example, how hard is it in a game to check a room for certain items? A lot, we can't seem to focus and search properly, while irl you would immediately find the items, because when you're looking, what's doing the actual work is your brain which "highlights" or "hides" things for you. But in a game, since everything is already rendered in equal mode, it seems so confusing to us.

@@BioTheHuman it can be difficult to find something in your room even in real life. there had to be instances where you spent an hour looking for something only to realize its right there in a very obvious spot.

@@AppzyCat very eloquent phrasing my good sire, care to elaborate on your already sharp-witted review?

@@AppzyCat why of course you have much better tastes as you have Roblox gameplay on your channel

@@AppzyCat that's the worst joke I've ever heard

@@AppzyCat because you made fun of a legendary game that I played a lot on my childhood

@@AppzyCat I'll be mad, I'm allowed to be mad. I'll forget as I always do but man, I hate people addicted to bad habits. Grow up

Need for speed underground on the gamecube was my first racing game 👀

fucking mario kart on the og wii bro 😭

Super Hang On on the Mega Drive/Genesis and that little 16bit gem have a greater sense of speed than most sims.

Gran Turismo, the original title on the original PS. I played that first. How do you think I feel when he said that he played the 6th iteration first?

Guys, these comments aren't making me feel any younger. 😆🥲

Or test drive 1 and 2 or street rod 1 and 2 🤣🤣🤣

game looks cool! i like the art style. best of luck to you!

@@prismen5535 Thanks)

What? Beam has the worst under steer of any racing game I’ve ever played. I love it, but anything other than a straight line isn’t possible over 30 mph

@@baddriversofthenorcalarea500 config ur car and boom your problem is gone

@@baddriversofthenorcalarea500 sounds like a skill issue to me 😏. But seriously BeamNG isn’t hard to drive in, as long as you aren’t on keyboard and you are more precise with your movements. It just takes practice.

@@initialyeet3951 Even if you are using a keyboard, you can bind the steering axis to the side-to-side axis on your mouse, so you're not either at full lock or straight line, there is some in between.

@@initialyeet3951 One thing I’ve noticed about Beam (as compared to Asseto Corsa) is that 1. It’s pretty sensitive to turning actually decreasing if you turn the wheel to far and 2. The force feedback signal for this occurrence is subtle at best. And of course like another guy said, most cars that come with Beam are setup quite understeery by default.

Both of the Shift games were pretty visceral in making you feel the speed.

They also had a really shit steering model that pivoted the car from the center. Try turning the car at a crawl and watch the front and rear tyres slide as the car pivots.

In helmet view it was insane!!

Shift 1 & 2 were the best

try prostreet

This is why crowds are excellent for showing speed. Seeing even one human can make it so much better.

Are there any games that implemented this?

@kaaregar no it was a research paper. Looks like it's still in early stages.

exactly! Fastest I've ever felt in a car racing game was pro street's highway races. One slight mistake and you crash. (And it cost money to repair totalled cars too!)

Man , Nevada Highway is my fav mainly not only the tight road , there like 90% chance that you can total your car by hitting a tree

@@nezunish-898 or that notorious jump

YESS

That is so true, I remember going 400kph for the first time in a Ford gt and being panicked happy scared and on edge, that it was unhealthy fun, pro street sprint was no joke specially nevada

laughing at my 100mph in Autobahn

@@nareshwildbones laughing averaging 120mph on the high way in America driving fast doesn’t mean you’re a good driver

@@JustJman that's the point 120 mph in US is rash driving. In Germany that's a Tuesday. There is a difference.

So basically the same thing he said about the roads being wider, same concept

@@nareshwildbones It's not like the entire Autobahn is no-limit

i have podracer on the switch and imo its mechanically one of the best racing games of all time it also is the fastest feeling racing game of all time once you unlock the late game components and im not sure how it does it so well compared to other games but its brilliant the only downside is the maps which are generally awful with few exceptions

That's what beam ng drive is for

If you don't mind a more arcadish racing game, that's what Burnout Paradise is for.

@@bathshebahubber614 isn’t it Arcady to drive 200mph crash, and have no damage?

@@NotTheBomb that's not what happens in Burnout Paradise. the game prides itself on quite the opposite occurring.

@@bathshebahubber614 oh, the comment was genuine. I thought it was more of a “if you don’t like it, go play an arcade game somewhere else!”

Do cut???

*Caution Don't Cut!*

I panic every time I hear "unseen hairpin"

And the lines on the road in Spain flying under you

@@J_StLou1s "wait if you didn't see it, how do u know it's there" kind of vibe

Love that game more than Carbon, I wish they redid it for the ps3 or ps4

@@richardbonnette490 I think you consider that NFSMW 2012 isn't a true most wanted, and I agree with that

@@axe788 MY MANNN OU T HERE

I’d say nfs shift was the best for me. The sounds were the major part of it

Most Wanted (05) and Underground 2 (04) are still my favorites

Try the nitro on nfs heat

The power nitros in Heat is even more insane. Rivals Hot Pursuit turbo

Payback has good gameplay until the nitro runs out.

@@christiantaylor1495 dude the turbo in rivals pushes me back into my seat not even kidding

Try the turbo on NFS Hot Pursuit 2010

I think lower visibility also affects that. I’m not going to drive as fast knowing a person or an animal can jump out in front of me at any moment, as opposed to driving on a wide open runway lol

I feel like im speeding going 30 km/h in a school zone with a 30 limit. My wide mountain hilly road home makes me feel like 60km/h is 30km/h with a 50 km/h limit

Also vice versa - faster you drive, more narrow the road starts to feel.

THE _NETHERLANDS_ employed this perfectly, instead of arbitrary Speed Sign Roads are designed to convey the Speeds. For example, you wouldnt go 100km/h through a slightly waving street with trees left and right and parking cars and speed bumps, so these tactics would be used for Streets in school zones etc.

This is very true, when I do 80mph down a road with 45mph limit,You feel like you are flying vs being on a open hwy.

Ok I was not the only one! I was 16 when that came out. But my first racing game was GT4.

Personally I was on the ps1 with the first ever gran turismo and the first ever driver God I miss those days

2 was the best one. I still play it from time to time.

GT2 was mine! I was a little kid tho. Technically, ExciteBike and Mario Kart 64 were my real firsts haha

I think my first racer was a shiny new copy of F-Zero on the SNES.

Might as well get me a headset next year

there are some games where VR has to be absolutely WILD. Beamng yould be a legit contender for "VR Nightmare fuel"

@@Ferrari255GTO 👀

its a night to day... vr gives a way better experience

@@MuYe then I really would recommend dirt rally 2.0 in vr. It's nothing short of epic, the game has a great sense of speed, and the sound design is second to none

No

I think that’s what the camera lagging back when u accelerate tries to simulate

You're right, the negative G hill crests and small bumps in the road that cause you to go airborne are missing.

You're right, the negative G hill crests and small bumps in the road that cause you to go airborne are missing.

You're right, the negative G hill crests and small bumps in the road that cause you to go airborne are missing.

Monaco: Am i a joke to you?

Good wood: wassup

@@sausageroll2695 Yeah, and the races at Monaco suck.

Baku : pathetic. Bathurst : Ha! Am I a joke to you?

@Caoenlang which is basically Bathurst but a different name lol

Agreed. My favorite racing wheel experience by far. It's incredibly immersive.

The first time I drove the Quattro on Finland I legit felt scared on the big jumps. No other racing game/sim has ever made me feel like that

And then you have the great idea of using a group B car and you're just praying you'll survivre every corner without merging with a tree but the speed and thrill you feel are so incredible you just want more and more

Now you make want to play dirt rally 2.0

Yeah but such a garbage game

The first person camera is something Project CARS has done really well. In addition to the regular 1st person camera, you also have a helmet camera, which is literally the driver's POV. You see the helmet on the borders of the screen, the driver's head turns when you approach an apex (and yes, it turns less on vehicles equipped with HANS device) and the corners of the screen become more blurry the faster you go.

The tunnel effect is total logic effect of your brain. At high speeds the brain _needs_ to focus at a far point to have time to process and react to the information. The Stuff happening right and left to you, even a few meters in front of your car, are relatively unimportant, because you could not react to them anyway. So they are faded out. We then perceive this information only very "blurred". Et voilà - the tunnel effect.

adding these to fh5 would make the already insane lambo sesto even more ridiculous . I have max field of view, a 49inch curved monitor, 144fps, 0 motion blur, heck its a lot to take just need the wheel and stuff with the mixed reality

@@wowdogeful yeah

Sounds like nfs shift's sense of speed.

Yup. It's like.. The trip inside train and plane. It's different. In plane, u actually move so fast. But feel slow.

Yep. I like using bumper cam because it’s low, therefore making me feel fast 😎

oh dang, I never really thought about that in terms of racing games but you're totally right! When I was in college I drove a paint truck (big F-150 or somethin) for work and sometimes I'd end up going 80+mph without even realizing it. On the other hand, the few times my dad let me drive his miata (where it feels like you're sitting on the road) and everything felt way, way faster. Anyway, good point :)

I'm just starting to turn the age where all my friends have cars in my parents have a truck and an SUV so when my friends Drive in their tiny little compact car it feels like they're going 70 when they're going 30

Exactly! I was going to say this. 40 mph in a go kart feels WAAAAY faster than 80 mph in a lifted truck.

What city was this? I'm really curious to learn more

Same thing when driving small and/or old cars compared to new SUVs. In a small car you feel much closer to the ground and every little disturbance in the road will shake the whole car while in the SUV it will be smooth sailing.

and they let these dummies vote....

Yeah, hardening the engine mounts of a car makes it feel WAY faster.

Yes, when i go abroad and ride a bus for the first time, i was surprise at how fast it is that i take a video to send to my gf. Howver, when i watch the video, i realize how slow it actually is compare to when i ride a normal car back home. Yet, it feel fast

Yeah I feel it too

Dirt Rally feels so fucking fast, even just watching other people's replays feels incredible. The trees flying by and knowing that a single mistake can fuck you up is a big deal.

I was gonna say that also,

And the fact that if u fuck up, you have to pay a lot of money

dirt 2 made me shit myself once, not even kidding.

That game had insane sense of speed. I remember driving a Lambo in the streets of London and I was just like: "What's road and what isn't road?" "Wait, is that a wall?" "How do I stop this thing?"

True, too bad Shift and Shift 2 felt like ass to play if you had any other racing games

@@ZBEASTG yes, the handling in that game doesn't feel right to me, but I still love Shift 2

@@ZBEASTG shift 2 feels pretty laggy but the camera from the drivers perspective in the helmet is one of the most realistic features a racing game could come up with. That thing is insanely scary and cinematic.

@@kushtalin9180 yeah that was my favourite feature from shift 2, which more games did that.

100%. The size of the vehicle you're in makes a pretty big difference too. I've been in the passenger seat of a ford five hundred going 120 mph and didn't realize it until I looked up and asked how fast we were going. Once did about 100 in a kia soul on the same road and it felt like we were about to take off. Jeep patriot feels like that at about 70

@@michaeldaigle7207 old school Cadillac

Thank you! Me and my friend noticed his parents new car never feels fast but couldn't figure out why.

When I cycle at 24mph I'm like whhhhaaa this is so fuckin fast, driving at 24mph it feels so slow.

Actually, when you get used to driving, you have some experience, and driving at 50km/h up to 70 km/h feels slow, 70 feels normal, but 50 feels like a dragging. I've driven up to 170km/h on highway, it starts to feel dangerously fast for me, as I haven't used to those speeds, but it depends from the road type as well, but somewhere around 120 it feels really comfortable and fast enough. But 50-70 feels damn slow to mediocre.

you forgot 0:00 *LOUD BURP*

Wow thank you so much, you deserve likes

7th gear on Kemmel Straight : boring, i feel sleepy 2nd gear speed on twisted turn of Nordschleife : fuck, ill kiss you wall

Also car damage

@@clancywiiiggum8438 Wiiigum.

No it’s so much better when it vibrates as your sliding or you don’t have any traction like your tires are just spinning kinda like doing a burnout you feel the entire car shaking violently but when your driving at 180mph in a car that’s made to go that fast it doesn’t feel like your moving that fast at least threw the car but you do feel every bump in the road

I have this Xbox 360 steering wheel which has an engine inside that turns, twists and rumbles it and most games didn't really took advantage of it but Dirt 2 really did and brought it to it's limits. I still get so much Adrenalin when I play it to this day. They made a really good job.

Nah with current controllers the vibration is way too strong

Remember NFS Shift when they went after the racing sim scene? It felt terrifying to go past 100 as the edges of your screen and your dashboard would blur out.

I want to make a game like NFS HEAT But better

Really? I worked on the third one only!

thank you for pioneering the NFS series

​@@chuckdude514his name is literally listed in the credits

Thanks for paving the way for years and years of memories, to this day I derive so much inspiration from later entries like High Stakes, Hot Pursuit, and Underground/Most wanted.

THIS^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Have u heard about Burnout?

exactly THAT!!!!!!

@@JorgeMiguel147 Burnouts is OK but NFS:MW you can feel the adrenaline pump on high speed.

@@fadillah6014 burnout is ok? LMAO if u want to feel the adrenaline of high speed, burnout Revenge or 3 are by far the best choices. Need for speed feels slow in comparison

Midnight Club: Los Angeles had a similar feel, always felt so vulnerable on the bikes.

Pro Steeet, Midnight Club and the best racing game in history also, yes.

Take me home to the paradise city.. :3

In Burnout crashing is it's own reward though sometime.

Drive Club as well

I know exactly what you mean. Going 70 on a curvy road feels kinda fast on a motorcycle, but not at all in a. Even just excellerating in 1 gear to 50 feels fast, because of the sound.

also not having a seatbelt and the possibility to yeet from the bike at any time feels liberating yet dangerous

On 125 especially, you have to push the engine in every case. So you're always going full speed

I love motorcycles. I found out I was a speed addict when I maxed out my Honda Magna 750. A 4-cylinder monster that thing was.

@@AlecWyld you gotta hop on a modern 1000 it’s just ridiculous

Shift 2 is not only a masterpiece but the best NFS game I've ever played

It's bit funny, that's actually the reason I didn't like that game. All the blurring of stuff, the head turns towards corners, it was too much for me. I never felt like I had control over the car, I never knew what it was doing. Perhaps I gave up on it too quickly, though...

Finally someone who mentioned nfs shift 2 unleashed

Damn good game....truly revolutionary; completely overlooked.

Great Game, Amazing soundtrack

100% agreed + play it using VR. Amazing experience.

I would kill for a vr dirt setup with wheel.

Dirt Rally is amazing.

I have an entire Dirt Rally 2.0 playlist showcasing tons of cars.

I disagree, you just need to not let go of the throttle in order to build up proper speed

Except for the noise, you are on point.

just make that your device catches on fire if you crash... now that is some sense of danger. _And you only need a good virus._

i think you could do some camera stuff with that aswell, have the camera move backwards slightly when you accelerate, and of course the ear deafening road rumble that no game has

Going at speed irl can heighten the feeling of even slight bumps as well.

Which is why Tesla's are garbage. No noise or vibrations. Not a real car

Cracks, potholes, repairs, objects on the road all would do a lot for speed. More than just uniform, perfectly textured smooth roads.

I feel like a brick wall would also definitely improve your ability to detect how fast you're going. Or, more accurately, how fast you *were* going.

@@Lem_On_Lime specially if driving over them has an effect.

Joseju?

Nurburgring Nordschleife is perfect for that. in most racing games that race track feels the fastest bc the road is narrower, has graphity on the tarmac surface etc.

Sounds like dark souls, might try that

Sounds like a feature borrowed from another MS racing series: Project Gotham Racing.

@@hugofontes5708 wa

@@instro7081 you die before collecting your previously dropped souls, they are gone for good

@@hugofontes5708 dark souls soulds like that might try it XD

Yes but unless you are really really into sim racing just drive a car

@@oinque exactly. Though when the eco fools take over, sim racing is always an option

They’re normally at arcades

Yeh but how, this ain't the year 3347😂

@@Ciaran.Digance nah some are already made but there are just a handful and are very very expensive

I noticed this with the onboard shot on the Nürburgring, the graffiti one the road zooming past makes it feel a lot faster than the standard black mass of asphalt.

F-Zero GX did this really well, so you always knew you were going crazy fast.

Wipeout, anyone?

Ctgp 7 does this with its one big blue level.... Then the next level is any guy beach And its jarring slow

@@bigbluebuttonman1137 F-Zero GX i still the fastest feeling racer for me, even without motion blur

It is still unreasonable to expect circuit racing simulators and simcades to adopt that in order to appeal to a playerbase who really just wants NFS.

@@el_androi1203 That is understandable, and they can still make the games they want, but such games desperately need effects to truly be able to feel the car's power. If anything it'd make these games more realistic as driving cars too fast is quite a scary experience.

@@chocolatefitzgerald5692 motion blur and camera shake aren't realistic, even when in motion you can easily track a target with your eyes and stabilise your head. These games aren't about "woah dude check out the speed lol", they're about controlling the car, lapping the track perfectly and respectful racing. If that doesn't appeal to you, then there's plenty of arcade racing games.

This makes a lot of sense. Whenever im driving my motorbike, i always feel like i drive a lot slower in big roads even tho it's the same speed as i would go in tighter roads.

It kinda also helps that cities in Europe are generally older, thus big chunks of them have narrower streets since they weren't built for driving cars on them, and also that since Europe's population density is higher things have to be more tightly packed together. But yes, it's a fact that wider streets make you feel like you're going slower than you actually are, it may have to do with how we sense risk aswell? Who knows.

@@Nara_NorthBlue The risk sense I think is a bigger factor actually, I've seen that discussed a good bit. There's direct perception of speed, but also of hazard, and people will adjust to what feels like an acceptable level of hazard. Wide neighborhood streets give a false perception of safety, being so wide one feels like they can drive faster for a given risk, but of course there's still dangers such as kids playing, bicycles, animals, cars backing out of driveways, that severely overstressed Amazon delivery guy, and so on. One psychologically feels less safe on a narrower road at a given speed, and thus will naturally slow down. Another way of looking at it would be on the same road but different vehicles - on a given moderate-width street, one would probably naturally feel more comfortable driving faster in a sporty, maneuverable, small car than they would a cumbersome, large truck, even though the perception of speed is no greater, might be less even, in the large truck. But the truck feels like it has less margin - less maneuverable, less space to work with, can't stop as quickly, and so on.

@@quillmaurer6563 Yes, that's something I've noticed myself aswell. As long as you have less space to maneuver (or perceive it as such) you'll always tend to be more cautious and go slower.

@@Nara_NorthBlue Yes, exactly.

So basically exactly what forza motorsport 4 did.

So basically NFS Heat

@@NerfMozambique even forza motorsport 4 feels super slow tho sadly. The the camera tries, but you can be going 270mph and think you're legit going maybe 100mph

project cars does that

Midnight club la😂

he said this in the video

@@immurecreations he mentioned FOV (FOV and camera positioning are 2 different things) and camera shake, I don't recall him mentioning the camera being dragged around.

Didn't he say the exact same thing with NFS as an example?

@@nikhilreddy8550 can you point me to the exact time where he said that? I'm a little lazy to go back to it lol

@@MrAndrius12 Actually same here. 😜

Strictly for educational purposes : *curb not kerb

@@GrogedUp strictly for educational purposes: they're the same. Kust American vs British spelling

that's very true! AC is actually not the only game to have these details, but most of them fo lack refinement in this area. Racing games are truly more complex than others if you think about it

@@GrogedUp kerb = british english Curb = American English 😁👍

@@justinwong833 ahhh very cool

Dirt 3 was my jam, slidey cars go brrrrr

Rallye games are the absolute peak of racing immersion, the feeling of always being a split second away from total desaster, the car slowly falling apart, your brain glowing like a light bulb trying to keep up, and yet, somehow, you barely made it through another curve, holding on for dear life.

I've never had a "heart racing" effect from a video game until I played this game, it's nuts

I played a handful of rally games, and the most engaging ones where the ones with the narrowest tracks.

midnight club still canceled soz

So weird getting a comment from one of the content creators I grew up watching. Hopefully Criterion doesn’t give us another Most Wanted 2012 💀

@@MuYe tho, MW12 is superior compared to the last 3 NFS hackjobs

Imma be real with you, I played the fuck out of Most Wanted 2012 and I used to love it lmao

@@MuYe MW 2012 Was honestly best arcade multiplayer racing experience, it only had a few issues... Instant takedown... And that's about it when it comes to issues with the multiplayer. Issues with the single player was that there wasn't one... If they fixed that it would have been a great game, if not probablyone of the best NFS to date held in regards like underground 2.

The tar snake noise! When you are on a motorcycle its different than when in a car. But it would be cool to have the sound effect in game.

Maybe not realism, but immersion. You can make something unrealistic believable and your brain can't tell the difference or it won't care 90% of the time. This is what Driveclub (and shout out to those space simulators with great immersion) and some other games excel at. Imo realism is overrated; something can be as realistic as humanly possible but if my brain doesn't buy it, it can be a detriment towards the whole experience.

@@shira_yone Like with movies and books the goal is to get the viewer/reader/player to utterly believe in the unreal situations being presented to them.

all of that can be turned on in asseto corsa on PC

The sense of speed in Wipeout Pulse on the PSP blew my little mind lol

Burnout does not give a single shit about realism or excessive demand for skill. It asks "Why would you ever let go of the boost button?"

I remember that level well, utterly terrifying

best Racing game in history the speed feeling is incredible

The only racing game that I spent alot of hour play time It's my all time favorite Too bad the sequel,burnout : revenge is not the same feel

Try F-Zero GX

Dude totally, I loved ripping around the city in that game, just fly-innnn

Oh gosh I absolutely agree, The Run has some of the best sound design of any need for speed game

That's why the run was one of the best racing experiences put there And don't forget about how the music intensifies a the race goes or as you're close to losing a time attack or in a police chase

The Run is truly the most underrated NFS game. I remember watching gameplay videos of it until I got the game myself. It's one of my favourite racing games. And no need to mention Brian Tyler's incredible soundtrack.

@@rogueriot6542 Shit was like a Micheal bay movie lmao

All The Run is missing is a freeroam mode like Most Wanted 2012 with some activities and a proper multiplayer lobby