MagpieRacer
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Indeed, and if you read my post I quite clearly state that PC2 has a far stronger track list, zero debate there from me at all 🤷.There are no European tracks PC2 doesn't have. They've been renamed, that's all. S. America has Sau Paulo, which was in PC3. N. America has the most new tracks, 4 new ones. But we lost Watkins Glen (possibly the best all round track imho) Indianapolis (road and oval) Daytona oval, Long Beach, COTA, Laguna Seca, Sonoma. Willow Springs and more, a massive hit to track count (and some of the more popular tracks to boot).
Oceania and Africa get one new track each, but Oceania loses that wonderful N. Zealand track.
For me, the thing you're actually LOOKING at while you race is the track. Variety there to me is FAR more important than the cars. I can happily play a game with a lower car count but fewer tracks quickly makes the game boring.
Excusing this by calling something 'focused' is a bit of a cop out. And honestly, with several other games VERY GT3 focused, S4S has decided to go ahead and find the most crowded and most mature motorsports segment to try and compete. Not a great idea given the historic failings of Ian Bell helmed titles.
His best products always were things that really had no competition.
Definitely planning on getting into something new soon, but short of plowing a LOT more money into a PC build capable of running the PC games well, if I stay on console I find nothing enticing me away from PC2 yet.