I have no idea and haven't found out how to solve that issue. You may want to ask in their Discord.

@@WromWrom It works now. I just exited and restarted the game. The dealerships also updated with the car mods I installed

🙂

too late 😀

As will we. We had a great talk at the SFE and we had a great talk for the podcast once again. We'll keep the contact alive, of course.

But how will you know you engaged the gear over the sound of the motor? 😀

Glad you enjoyed it - and don't think we've forgotten our conversation at the SFE, you're going to be part of this sometime soon ;-)

@@WromWrom haha, any time!

FFB has been meh on Rennsport from the beginning. OTOH, even great sims like AMS2 needed over a year to get it right. We'll give them that for now...

@@WromWrom So why is som OG game liek AC's FFB so gud???

@@tigerbalm666 We'll have to agree to disagree here, as I consider the FFB on vanilla AC to be mediocre. It was great 10 years ago, but technology has moved further in simulations.

Remember you have to download all mods needed in here by yourself. They are all linked, but the download and installation is something you have to do yourself. For the rest, it's not a straightlined career, you can pick and choose which path you want to do. It's very much like and Open World Career game and less like the F1 20xx Career or the Projects Cars 1/2 career. That said, the code is quite finished and you should be able to have as much fund you want to.

@@WromWrom Thank you very much for the reply :) I just didn't want to invest time playing only to make it part-way through the career and then for it to cut out because the rest hadn't been developed yet. As long as that isn't the case, this should be great fun if I can get it running!

Correct! But we found it to be so minimal in importance that we didn't even consider putting it in. Now, my face on Mount Rushmore for 70 EUR, that would be a deal...

@@WromWrom i‘m still tryin to adapt to the physics and force „feedback“ but there seem to be no feedback but just force. Newer cars i guess are better but again i „owned“ the 911 and driving that car feels not good. Its a risky move because for the founders package, in my opinion, you need a FAN BASE. You need ppl who dont care about nordschleife and that they gonna get 911 rennsport for the first time „in rennsport“. They will pay to put them self on the „founders track“. But now the game is free. It will remain free… and we not even know when it will go into the early access… And it is also not in a state where we can tell: it is beginners friendy… because for me it is not. Let see. Let see. ps: +1 for your face on mount Rushmore 🤣

Repeating the assertion does not prove it. At the end of the day, they all "copied" ISI physics, rF2 having been an ISI product for a long time. Any other sim that licensed the ISI code (almost every other sim out there) has similar physics and therefore feels similar, as Rennsport for sure does.

It's more the four DLCs they are going to release for the 2024 WEC season, instead of publishing all in one DLC.

@@WromWrom the market will speak. We don't even know how much they will cost. Bottom line is that they don't work for free, early access or not, they need money to pay employees.

@@LEmir_de_Passynot only the employees. all insurances, taxes, whole equipment, rent for the offices or building, depend where they are located at, everything for car modeling and so on. I know that this can be a huge issue if someone is very strong on a technical level and do their job cause they so passionate about.. in this case having a CFO with marketing department and key acc manager to get investors in and so on is critical for every business. You can have best technical stuff but if the work they do dont get paid off, you are going to shutdown faster then very fast. LMU is not overprised and its a good deal for the money at the current stage. if they stay in a reasonable price range, the players will come and buy new dlcs. @WromWrom: there should be an offer where you will be able to buy all dlcs as a package which will lead to a lower total amount compared to what they would cost when you would buy them separate. For me LMU is the perfect sim. I‘ve been testing Rennsport and i hope they will be able to improve the physics but dont know if possible since they‘ve told that telemetry is implemented based on data they recieve from their partners. maybe the partners need to deliver better telemetry data first - dont know how that works :)

MSG have talked about a Season Pass, but have offered zero details about it - neither content, not how long it will include DLCs, and even less the price. We'll have to wait and see what they offer. If they price this similar to rFactor 2, it may become very expensive.

Thru the closed beta, it already has a bit of it. Let's see what happens now...

Well, from the 10th on you should be able to drive it and find out for yourself!

@@WromWrom Well, after I saw the Pricing I will think twice about that ! Probably not even worth the Hype as so many Games over the Past ! Great Video keep up the Good Work 👍

That on the other hand is understandable, but remember the base game will keep being for free as far as we know. Thanks for the kind words!

@@WromWrom will see when it is released what it actually brings with it !

I've had a key since the first drop, and I can honestly say that you haven't missed much, if anything so far.

Right? Strange decision with the DLC...

Thank you! We love that you all love them!

Really? Officially? Do you have a link to that statement? We haven't found anything in our research, but of course we may have overlooked something...

Well, OF COURSE we're going to buy it on day one (I don't think we're to get it offered for free like other channels) and give you our opinions, as always.

Kunos games and reiza games are the only one I buy day-one.

Yeah. While it was to be expected, I think they went just hard on graphics to make it interesting for not just sim racers...

you can pick up a used 3060 or maybe a 1080 ti or a 2080 or 2070 or maybe even 3070 and these range from 200-500 depending on the seller but all of these cards will be able to run ace very comfortably. as for cpu you can buy a i5 11 gen for around 200 or you could get a i7 9th gen or 10th or even 11th for around 200- 400

Keep in mind getting a different CPU CAN mean you have to change the Mainboard, and sometimes this means changing the RAM too... The costs can pile up fast. And let's not forget there's people who buy their computers as a packet, because they don't enjoy fiddling with the components.

@@christian-bo3mz Or a Radeon 5700 XT or a 6700 XT, which would be more than sufficient, and they're dirt cheap now! I've used multiple of them in different PC's, and the 5700 XT is solid 1080p card, while the 6700 XT is more than enough for 1440p high FPS gaming.

Where do you prefer to race online?

"Soon" :-) I can tell you the 1.5.9 version is in closed beta, so maybe in two weeks? Be aware software development can wreak havoc on any date you set AND Reiza are know for treating release dates like suggestions made for other people :-)

I mean: three cables, 2 different concepts. One big WTF for me...

@@WromWrom i totally understand you. I often see such stuff in my daily work as well and from my point of view this can happen when a company dont care about: 1. Standard or dont have a standard at all 2. no Quality control for a product 3. parts been around re-used even dont really fit to the product. In your case the cheap product become expensive when i compare how many time can take to replace the kit, the time to go and buy new materials to mount the pedals… And parts that just dont hold under „pressure“ are also not safe in my opinion :) but still… i really like your unique style! Keep it up!

Thanks for the kind words! We tells it as we sees it...

To be fair, as as we said, we found the C5, 15 nM and the LP8 to be very enjoyable. The C12 needs some polish and these here a complete make over...

@@WromWrom not saying the products are all bad, but why aim so low that failure is virtually guaranteed.

Corsair themselves: www.corsair.com/newsroom/press-release/corsair-accelerates-into-sim-racing

@WromWrom Interesting! Seems enough like a legit source for me. Hard to beat a press release direct from the Company itself, lol! What do you make of their total omission of any news directly related to their pending purchase of Fanatec? I took note of the last line in the actual body of the piece, before the boilerplate company background blather, quote "Revved up for the future of sim racing? You won’t have to wait long - CORSAIR is pulling up to the starting line later this year." Am I reaching to hang any hope of Fanatec's inclusion into Corsair on these few lines?

Check out our Podcast for our extended take on this kzfaq.info/get/bejne/o5t_l8aX0tmZqmg.html but we think Corsair is waiting for Fanatec to get their internal discussions straight, while keeping the momentum they have with their own products. If they get to own Fanatec, great, but we expect them to check very precisely if having to deal with the alleged drama at Fanatec is worth the hassle (and we suppose the money). Owning the Fanatec brand would be great, but they are a big enough name by themselves (and let's not forget they also own Elgato) that they would go at it all alone. Time will tell. /sf

Thanks for correcting our info!

We hopefully will know soon...

My thinking too. When I heard WEC 2024 was coming in FOUR DLCs...

Yeah I'm so glad I stuck to AC1 and later ACC back in the day. Awesome developer, great employer and also fair price policy. Only games I bought twice with all DLCs as thank you.

@@RonaldRegain Well, I consider Reiza to also be fair, but of course I was a backer already at the beginning of AMS2. Others may see it differently.

@@WromWrom Yeah He is. But back in day there was SRS for AC :D Only sims I really avoid are iRacing and rFactor. MSG just a mess.

I think that's the one that slipped away, so to speak... I think I read about it but never came around to drive it myself. /sf

@@WromWrom Race-On is a very good sim. At it's core it's a WTCC touring car simulator but you can add the cars from GTR1, GTR2 and GT legends via mods. It better than buying those games separately because those mods have working windscreen wipers and Race-On has very good rain effects. I like old racing sims because you can edit things quite easily by going into the game files and change the physics of a car for example. The problem with today's sims is that the developers make it really hard or impossible to change the sim in the same way. You have to wait for a game update and hope for the best. You and Cody were talking about the 2024 WEC update for Le Mans Ultimate. There is a mod for AMS1 that already has the 2023 & 2024 cars. I drove the 2024 Lamborghini Hypercar months ago and it was free. I don't know why anyone would buy any other current day car racing sim other than AMS 2. Because you're not getting anything exclusive that you can't get somewhere else. It's not like we are in the year 2002 when the last official Le Mans 24 Hours game came out on PC. We didn't have a choice for 24 hour endurance racing back then. To be fair, that Le Mans 24 Hours game is really good. I have the PC and Dreamcast versions on my shelf. The PC version has 70 cars and 12 tracks on the disc. No DLC you unlock cars and tracks as you play.

@@avflashback8913 Well, I understand it when official sim get the official information from the manufacturers. But mods have been getting very good. SOme are even official mods by manufacturers... 🙂

Thanks for that info. Where did you get it from? /sf

lol dude just a guess but do believe that is what it will b

They are. And for good reason.

GRID has always held a place in my heart. Fun simcade, vibrant enough to be tons of fun, sim enough to make you drive instead of just flooring it. BIG FUN! Good way to decompress still today.

Mario Kart 64

Good point, altho I don't remember them saying it was finished on release. I'll have to check our playlist to refresh my memory.

I think the bigger question will be how much the "Season's Pass" costs. It's baffling MSG still don't know how they are going to price their sim...

No info about this yet

We surely hope so...

Thank You!

Thank you! It's less "Sim Racing" in general than our way of collecting news 🙂 But yeah, as I was writing and recording I thought it was a very "me" way of thinking. 😀

I had the wheel active for about 20 hours for testing (and initial loading of the battery) and didn't have to reload once. In general, these batteries nowadays last for 40+ hours of running time. Turn the wheel off after your session and you can go MONTHS before you have to reload. As for the overall battery life (That is, until it doesn't load significantly anymore) I can not say. I can only say the battery of the Cube Controls I bought 5 years ago shows no sign of weakness and even less of dying. Ascher being a company renowned for its engineering and quality, I expect at least the same amount of life expectancy.

@@WromWrom Thanks, trying to figure out if I pull the trigger now or should I wait for the cable version

@@ahojekk3229 Cables bother me personally, but of course the median time before breaking of a cable may ne smaller than that of a battery. It may come down to a matter of taste...

Mr Robillard, who I'm told works for/at Reiza now.