Project CARS Available Now For Xbox One & PlayStation 4, Post Your Impressions

[bluengold34_OS]

Just raced 3 races with guys from OS and just rock solid online - beautiful

[DirtyJerz32]

Quote: Originally Posted by bluengold34_OS

Just raced 3 races with guys from OS and just rock solid online - beautiful

Good to hear. Glad online is smooth.

[Ruffy]

Quote: Originally Posted by bluengold34_OS

Just raced 3 races with guys from OS and just rock solid online - beautiful

Good to hear. just picked up my PS4 copy at lunch and am looking forward to loading it up and playing after work.

Anyone on OS looking for some online races i am definitely interested! Looking forward to the plethora of tracks.

How long does the Ps4 install take? Anyone?

[bluengold34_OS]

Quote: Originally Posted by Ruffy

Good to hear. just picked up my PS4 copy at lunch and am looking forward to loading it up and playing after work. Anyone on OS looking for some online races i am definitely interested! Looking forward to the plethora of tracks. How long does the Ps4 install take? Anyone?

If you're talking from disc- maybe 6-8 mins

[LingeringRegime]

First Impressions

Once you boot the game up for the first time it gives you 3 difficulty levels.

1. Novice
2. Amateur
3. Pro (Pro has an AI difficulty 80 out of 100 btw)

I chose pro. Let's just say I have a lot to unlearn from DriveClub, not saying Driveclub is bad because it isn't. But PC is a different beast altogether.

It is very easy to spin out. You have to be very gentle on the accelerator. Making it around the track without incident for me felt like an accomplishment.

I would say this game isn't for everyone.

The amount of options are truly staggering and welcomed by me. I enjoy setting up random events and the like, and this game gives me those opportunities at every turn. If you are a racing fan, I think you will be well pleased. If not, might want to stay away because it isn't your average pick up and play racer.

EDIT: Try these settings out. They helped me with the steering. But be patient haha.

http://www.operationsports.com/forum...-settings.html

[jb12780]

If anyone wants a race send me a request on PSN-jb12780

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[Ruffy]

Quote: Originally Posted by LingeringRegime

First Impressions Once you boot the game up for the first time it gives you 3 difficulty levels. 1. Novice 2. Amateur 3. Pro (Pro has an AI difficulty 80 out of 100 btw) I chose pro. Let's just say I have a lot to unlearn from DriveClub, not saying Driveclub is bad because it isn't. But PC is a different beast altogether. It is very easy to spin out. You have to be very gentle on the accelerator. Making it around the track without incident for me felt like an accomplishment. I would say this game isn't for everyone. The amount of options are truly staggering and welcomed by me. I enjoy setting up random events and the like, and this game gives me those opportunities at every turn. If you are a racing fan, I think you will be well pleased. If not, might want to stay away because it isn't your average pick up and play racer. EDIT: Try these settings out. They helped me with the steering. But be patient haha. http://www.operationsports.com/forum...-settings.html

Thanks for the link. I will certainly be ready to adjust things as it will be an adjustment not using a wheel.

[bluengold34_OS]

Understand if you are adjusting the controller to make it a bit smoother in the corners, your breaking points are most likely going to change and you will need to adjust your approach to each track - the adjustments do work, but I have actually gone back to default settings because I felt like my breaking points were so early post-adjustments, it was adding time to my laps - just an FYI