- 5,282
- Sick_Cylinder
It is missing so many great tracks for sure, sadly, but it does have many great cars really well made and satisfying. With no need to try compensate weaknesses with endless tweaking.
I don't do any tweaking on PC2 or AC - just drive the cars on default settings with one FFB setting and if I can't adjust to their feel and handling I try warmer weather and failing that another car. I pretty much have the opposite feeling about AC (on PS4 Pro) - there are a few cars I like such as the Maserati 250F's, the Cobra and the Porsche 718, plus I prefer the AC versions of Mugello and Nordschliefe, but in almost all other respects I prefer PC2.
I prefer classic race cars and these have been well implemented in both AC and PC2, but AC has so few tracks and such a small classic car roster that I spend most of time on PC2.
Regarding how cars feel - I can tell if they feel good to me, but I won't pretend to have enough experience of driving at the limit in real life to know how accurately they have been represented in either game.
I think most people will enjoy both titles and feel they have got good value - especially if they get them at a discount, as should be possible now.



