AMS sounds

[Terry Rock]

Today I took the Chevy Cruze out to VIR for the first time in this sim.
It was really one of my best experiences in any sim racing title...and I've been doing this for a very, very long time.
The chassis just felt natural.
It was as planted as the few race cars I've actually driven.
The audio in this sim is second to none as well.
I try to divide my time between AC, RF2, GTR2, AMS, GTL, RRE and GTR-e.
AMS will need to go much higher on that list.

 

[Aaron Markham]

Today I took the Chevy Cruze out to VIR for the first time in this sim.
It was really one of my best experiences in any sim racing title...and I've been doing this for a very, very long time.
The chassis just felt natural.
It was as planted as the few race cars I've actually driven.
The audio in this sim is second to none as well.
I try to divide my time between AC, RF2, GTR2, AMS, GTL, RRE and GTR-e.
AMS will need to go much higher on that list.

I agree. I can jump into AMS anytime & get right up to speed because everything feels so natural. Other sims might take me a few laps to adjust to the physics. Reiza has done an excellent job!

 

[P*Funk]

The sounds have always stood out to me. Transmission whine is so often missing in other sims but never here.

 

[Paulo Gomes]

For me AMS feels natural, ive begun to simracing in RRE and Iracing, and at one point to drive at edge and win races, felt like a simple game that you need push some buttons at a precise moment, but in AMS is much more involving, you feel that everything is changing, and there's a need to adapt the driving during a race, in other words it feels more natural.

 

[P*Funk]

AMS has really upped the immersion factor from GSCE as well with all those little background noises really evolving.