Assetto Corsa Gameplay of Lucid Sapphire is awesome!

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Friend just sent me this awesome video game footage of his gameplay on Assetto Corsa.

For those that don’t know Assetto Corsa is a realistic physics game based upon trying to get the in game play to be as close to the real life physics and dynamics.

Hopefully I can drive a Sapphire like this someday ;)

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Nice.
I heard the faint sound of the motors every so often.
It would be good if the developers could accentuate the motor sounds some for dramatic purposes.
The sound of the rumble strips is ... ok.
 
Nice.
I heard the faint sound of the motors every so often.
It would be good if the developers could accentuate the motor sounds some for dramatic purposes.
The sound of the rumble strips is ... ok.
Hmmmmm. Yeah that would be cool! And the idle sound for the start of the race. Unlike @Tesla2Lucid I think the motor whine is a feature… lol.
 
Hmmmmm. Yeah that would be cool! And the idle sound for the start of the race. Unlike @Tesla2Lucid I think the motor whine is a feature… lol.
The motor whine in a game might help the gamer to recognize the acceleration/deceleration that is occurring.
Almost like when a turbocharger/supercharger engages.

In actual driving, I hear the whine very faintly when I'm enjoying the serenity of the drive.
I know some don't like the whine, but compared to the sound of a combustion engine, it's a whisper.
I suppose in that quietness, some are listening for any sound.

Solution: Crank up that awesome sound system!!!
 
The motor whine in a game might help the gamer to recognize the acceleration/deceleration that is occurring.
Almost like when a turbocharger/supercharger engages.

In actual driving, I hear the whine very faintly when I'm enjoying the serenity of the drive.
I know some don't like the whine, but compared to the sound of a combustion engine, it's a whisper.
I suppose in that quietness, some are listening for any sound.

Solution: Crank up that awesome sound system!!!
Honestly the sound level sounds pretty on…

 
In that video you can hear what's I suppose is road and wind noise. Sounds natural. I didn't hear any of that in the game video. Total silence in game video, with exception of rumble strips. Unnatural.
 
In that video you can hear what's I suppose is road and wind noise. Sounds natural. I didn't hear any of that in the game video. Total silence in game video, with exception of rumble strips. Unnatural.
Huh, I heard the wind noise in-game. Interesting.
 
Huh, I heard the wind noise in-game. Interesting.
Ha! No, it's not your imagination running away with you. 😉

It's the 2:02 length video (the first of the two) that has no noise. In the first one I hear tire squeal and rumble strips. In the second one (1:54 length) I do hear the road noise.
 
Ha! No, it's not your imagination running away with you. 😉

It's the 2:02 length video (the first of the two) that has no noise. In the first one I hear tire squeal and rumble strips. In the second one (1:54 length) I do hear the road noise.
Ah ha! I’m not crazy!! Lols

Guess I can cancel that psych appt! lol.
 
The motor whine in a game might help the gamer to recognize the acceleration/deceleration that is occurring.
Almost like when a turbocharger/supercharger engages.

In actual driving, I hear the whine very faintly when I'm enjoying the serenity of the drive.
I know some don't like the whine, but compared to the sound of a combustion engine, it's a whisper.
I suppose in that quietness, some are listening for any sound.

Solution: Crank up that awesome sound system!!!
Compared to an ICE, it’s barely there. Some people are just more sensitive to any sound in that silence. Easiest solution? Turn up the music and enjoy the drive.
 
Friend just sent me this awesome video game footage of his gameplay on Assetto Corsa.

For those that don’t know Assetto Corsa is a realistic physics game based upon trying to get the in game play to be as close to the real life physics and dynamics.

Hopefully I can drive a Sapphire like this someday ;)

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Watching that footage took me right back to the first time I realized how unforgiving Assetto Corsa can be. The way the car loads up under braking and how small steering inputs actually matter feels less like a game and more like a simulator trying to teach patience. It’s wild how much respect it gives to real-world physics—tire temperature, weight transfer, even minor mistakes all add up fast. I’ve noticed that mindset carries over to other hobbies too. Whether it’s sim racing or something slower-paced like researching platforms such as https://casinosanalyzer.com/online-casinos/no-verification the value is in understanding the details before jumping in. Knowing the rules, limits, and mechanics always makes the experience smoother and safer. That Sapphire goal makes sense. Games like this don’t just hype cars up; they quietly show how much skill and restraint real driving takes. It’s motivating in a grounded way, not flashy—just honest feedback lap after lap.
woow, amazing
 
Friend just sent me this awesome video game footage of his gameplay on Assetto Corsa.

For those that don’t know Assetto Corsa is a realistic physics game based upon trying to get the in game play to be as close to the real life physics and dynamics.

Hopefully I can drive a Sapphire like this someday ;)

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Very cool - Assetto Corsa really shows how capable the Sapphire is. Would love to experience that in real life someday too.
 
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