Max Verstappen using automobilista to prepare for Paul Ricard

GerbrandZ · Jun 18, 2018

Hi,

Found this on Twitter
https://twitter.com/Max33Verstappen/status/1008748705883803648?s=09

Not sure what car he drives though.

Gerbrand

Alexandre Costa · Jun 19, 2018

I always thought that AMS has the best F1 physics of all sims, maybe best physics in general. I know that rF2 is more advanced and all, but the excess of physical complexity is what is killing it. This video doesn't prove anything, but it makes me believe that I was right.
Can't wait to see AMS 2 or whatever it's going to be called.

Lorencini · Jun 19, 2018

Maybe they found a Paul Ricard MOD only from AMS, so that's the way to go.

Paulo Gomes · Jun 19, 2018

He plays all kind of games.. but yeah, is good to know that AMS gets a bit of the spotlight, it really deserves to be right there with more know games on the general public

Marc Collins · Jun 19, 2018

Alexandre Costa said:
I always thought that AMS has the best F1 physics of all sims, maybe best physics in general. I know that rF2 is more advanced and all, but the excess of physical complexity is what is killing it. This video doesn't prove anything, but it makes me believe that I was right.
Can't wait to see AMS 2 or whatever it's going to be called.

For me it's simply the FFB and polish factor. rF2 is probably superior, but where are the properly configured 2018 (or 2017 or 2016 or...) F1 cars? Built in to AMS. And the FFB fidelity in rF2 is fantastic, but so it is in AMS, too. The difference is that AMS cars all feel like their real counterparts. rF2 cars, with a few exceptions like the USF2000, do not and have strange FFB programming that may have some benefits, but natural feel and control are not two of them.