That's a bug introduced in the last patch. It sucks, but bugs happen and it'll probably be fixed fairly quickly.
Dirt Rally 2, WRC 10 and a fully patched RBR seem like the best "full sim" candidates available at the moment as far as loose surfaces go. A "sim-lite" rally would be something more like Dirt 4.
Both are simcades. Or do you think DR2 has better tarmac physics than Forza? There is no dirt.
Dirt 4 is hardly simcade.
It's not arcade. It's not a simulation. It's somewhere in between. It has some realistic aspects, but they're modified to be simpler, more forgiving, more intuitive. It's absolutely a simcade.
That's not what either term means in this context and you know it.
That's one of the funny things, if you know how to drive in real life a simcade like GT or FM is probably harder to get used to than something like ACC or DR. Those games pretty reliably behave as you would expect in the real world, and when you have trouble the solutions are real world applicable as well.
It can be derogatory by association. Implication. I've seen plenty of elitist sim snobs try to pull that
I'm not sure if you were here during GT5/6 era, but ironically critics called the physics of GT back then as arcade because it's too easy to drive, then pc sims are much realistic because they're harder. Now, we've gone full circle, funny how nature does that. Anyways, I've played GT7 with both wheel and DS and cars are not hard to drive at all, some cars have exaggerated oversteer but I'm confident they'll sort it out. GTSport had grip issues when it came out and as far as I remember PD released an update not long after.
It's indeed how nature and by extension, people, work. One trend goes up, everyone jumps on the bandwagon to stay relevant, then it gets beaten by another trend, soon enough that latest trend dies out and you end up with the original trend again, but maybe it's in the other direction...
It's completely useless. Games are different for different people. Sorting is first thing you need to do. What about growing? I started with simple physics like GT and Forza have and then found out there are much better games. But I had to train hard to fully enjoy full sims.
funny you mentioned it, silly forza fanboys were able to change tire pressure for almost a decade and they always called it simcade, now big boy gt here always was considered as an arcade, at least to me, if anyone actually drove a real racing car on a track gt doesn't even come close, they still can't get the sense of speed right unless you sit under the bumper, for some reason in gt7 it's actually harder to drive than a real car, probably because tires are all wrong, but heck what could i possibly know lol
Are we back at words are just sounds with arbitrary meanings that can be whatever you want them to? Let's just string some arbitrary sounds together. Constable Frozen milkshake-ducked for being horny on main.
Go check the definition of arcade game. I'll wait. When you come back, stop taking everything so seriously.
All words are written into a dictionary. Why? Because we give them meaning. Meaning itself is invented and has to be in order to make sense of anything and to progress, to evolve. It means nothing to you because you're not interested in this discussion; seems you're unwilling to understand it but complacent to spout drivel.
Simcade isn't in the Oxford English dictionary, thereby it hasn't been given meaning and hasn't been recognised as a word, if that is the route you would like to take this discussion.
