What do you want most in AC?

[harsharip]

I just bought game in Weekend sale.I enjoy this alot.
So I just wanted to know What you guys enjoy and want more in this game.
Its the GT cars or Formula cars.I like both.So I am not biased to any thing.
For now AC is going in GT's way.There are few formula cars at the moment.

Please give your opinion below
And if you are biased to one of the option.Please post the reason WHY?.That is what I want to know most.

Thanks

 

[Hany Alsabti]

GT cars all the way. I like very close racing with multiply car battles. I vote touring but gt will do

 

[Simon Roberts]

A vote the same happened on the AC forums and it came out almost 50/50, But for me its got to be GT cars, dont understand the high downforce formula cars.

 

[Jebus]

I believe you mean open wheelers with that formula cars, and those are the ones what I want. But I'll take any GT/Touring car we get as long as we don't get too many (any) street cars anymore.

 

[mclarenf1papa]

But I'll take any GT/Touring car we get as long as we don't get too many (any) street cars anymore.

I, me, mine.


....If you get my drift....

 

[Tim Meuris]

since touring cars is not amongst the options I'll vote for GT's
definitely

 

[Stereo]

More 90s DTM would be nice but the GT are ok.

 

[Turk]

There isn't really a car in AC that I dislike.

I was never a huge fan of open wheelers before AC but the Tatus and Lotus have really changed my mind. The lotus just feels like a car designed to go fast, it's surprisingly forgiving and just makes sense to drive. The week before it came out I spent driving the F40 S3 for the challenge on the AC forum and that car is just a nightmare, it's just unbalanced. It was such a joy to drive the Lotus after that car.

 

[Jebus]

I, me, mine.


....If you get my drift....

Yes, I don't want that we get anymore street cars. If you don't like that, well tough, I couldn't care less.

 

[Raig Strehlow]

I do like even the Lotuses. Every car drives different so i want more from all classes.
Doesnt matter if street, open wheeler or gt cars.

If you look at the first DLC we get even a Ralley car maybe (if Marco can get the license ofc).

 

[RaceNut]

Yes, I don't want that we get anymore street cars. If you don't like that, well tough, I couldn't care less.

I don't mind the street cars so long as they eventually include the option to upgrade in steps, then many of them are close to the GT cars and it offers flexibility in multi-class configurations. I have been enjoying blasting through lap-traffic with the 458 s3 while chasing down the leaders - great fun IMO.

 

[Bryan O'Connor]

Rainbows and horses and chocolate and kittens and stars and all the pretty flowers.

 

[Jebus]

I don't mind the street cars so long as they eventually include the option to upgrade in steps, then many of them are close to the GT cars and it offers flexibility in multi-class configurations. I have been enjoying blasting through lap-traffic with the 458 s3 while chasing down the leaders - great fun IMO.

Yeah must admit I've enjoyed driving 458 s3. But to me it's more like tolerating it while waiting the GT2 version of it. I'm a race car guy through and through and I just can't see anything cool, well maybe apart the technical stuff, in plain street cars.

 

[Chris]

Yeah must admit I've enjoyed driving 458 s3. But to me it's more like tolerating it while waiting the GT2 version of it. I'm a race car guy through and through and I just can't see anything cool, well maybe apart the technical stuff, in plain street cars.

Don't get me wrong, I'd much prefer to use GT cars and Open wheelers when multiplayer arrives, but I still love the street cars because they're more of a handful than the GT cars. It's more difficult to get the perfect lap in a 12C than in a 12C GT3 for example. The GT and open wheelers are easier to drive. There's a certain amount of "point and squirt" about them: you just turn the car into a corner and it goes. Whereas in say, the BMW 1M, you can't just chuck it into a corner and expect to come out the other side smoothly. Lol

 

[mclarenf1papa]

Yeah must admit I've enjoyed driving 458 s3. But to me it's more like tolerating it while waiting the GT2 version of it. I'm a race car guy through and through and I just can't see anything cool, well maybe apart the technical stuff, in plain street cars.

Well....drifting.....but that's pretty much all I like

 

[RaceNut]

Yeah must admit I've enjoyed driving 458 s3. But to me it's more like tolerating it while waiting the GT2 version of it. I'm a race car guy through and through and I just can't see anything cool, well maybe apart the technical stuff, in plain street cars.

Well, tolerance is a good thing . . .

I get what you're saying but, until the sounds are finalized with high intensity, hair-raising, snarly growling, shrieking, screaming, fire-belching, fuel spitting, gob-smaking, and jaw dropping realism, the full-on race cars just won't quite measure up.

Can anyone tell I like my cars loud?

 

[Tom Michelmore]

 

[Chris]

See I think the street cars are perfect for a "Track Day" mode. They're a bit ungainly to use for anything more than 5-7 lap sprint races. They're much better suited to just driving around the track quickly, but leisurely. Which is why a multiplayer Track Day would suit them absolutely perfectly.

 

[Jan-Olov Johansson]

I want the same thing I always wanted: pit girls, lots and lots of pit girls...

 

[Joseph Maxx]

What I really want next is a serious upgrade to the audio. Right now there is enough driving content to keep me busy for the next month or so but the sim still doesn't feel real. This is not because of the physics because they're amazing.... It's the sound. It's missing the definition and heart stoping roar that you expect from high output engines.

My 2¢.

@ Bryan O'Connor you forgot unicorns!