Forza Motorsport 7: Requisitos mínimos y lista de periféricos para PC

curious to know what build and which particular car & track you drove that lead you to make such a broad negative statement about your impression of pC2. Of course your sim racing opinion is not denied but specifics are needed to judge your impression in balance.

I am no expert but having driven many sims over a long, long time I think pC2 feels to be a huge improve over the original in terms of handling, physics & FFB, quite apart from all the graphical and feature improvements - you can really feel the balance on the edge of grip and make corrections that were impossible with pC1 - some of the handling characteristics are subtle but noticeable. I will add that getting your wheel dialled in correctly is easier than last time but still takes some adjustment and per car things change and I find myself going back into the ingame FFB menu to make small tweaks, but it is far easier than the last time out with pC1.

The assumed experts on YouTube like Jimmy Broadbent, who after driving the many months old press build proclaim it is same as pC1, to my mind displays some bias by offering such comment after a short & severely limited experience of the driving model - nothing against him personally he is likely a nice lad but I take his 'pro' opinion of racing sims with a large grain of salt.

The build changes almost daily and specific car handling and ai is still being tuned and tweaked. Some builds for instance have felt not as good as the last in accord with coordinating and adjusting all elements of the programmed build to work cohesively, that is to say the term beta very much applies. However overall if you cannot feel the nuances and improvements in the tyre model and physical handling of the cars then I do not know what to tell you. A good example for me is the Audi LMP 900 or the McLaren F1 GTR which both feel superb to drive and the word arcade cannot honestly be applied in any measure. Without having driven the real thing these feel what a simulated race car experience should feel like to my understanding, subjective impression I know. I feel that pC2 is closer to rF2 and a world better than both AC and RRRE - again only my opinion and if I thought it felt same as pC1 I would happily say so, I am not owed anything by anyone and won't suffer anything for stating what I think.

End of the day all make up their own mind for sure based on their own criteria and experience with racing sims but I wanted to put my thoughts down for the record in the interest of balance.

@Shaun Clarke - you don't need to give specifics but then you did not need to tell us that you basically think pC2 is rubbish, however you did. So at least answer one question please - what car & track combination did you drive. Also if you know what build number it was or how old, days, weeks or months ?

Re the graphics improvements I can tell you that in VR it looks a whole lot better than pC1 as the textures and dynamic lighting have received an overhaul and combined with the new track updates where they laser scanned and increased the detail it is superb imho. It also runs much better due to optimisations and improvements in the render engine. For people commenting they see popup and cardboard looking backgrounds and/or ugly looking trees, I assure you those issues were prevalent several months ago but have since been cleaned up and everything looks really good, the Nordschleife in particular is easily the best available in any current sim in terms of its look, feel and accuracy. It is an incredible ride in VR at high speed in the older Porsche 962C or the Nissan GTP ZX Turbo, especially with a direct drive wheel and motion, you feel like you have been at the gym after 7 laps it is so exhilarating.