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Not quite 35. Seems I'm actually among the younger ones in here :D

I don't care too much about AI, which is a shame because I'm aware how great it is in rF2. Anyway, as P.S.R. pointed out, I decided to stick with AC for the moment - not because I'm not interested in rF2 anymore, but because I had already bought AC at 50% off in order to make use of the Steam...

So I just came back from 2 races around Silverstone in the M3 GT2 in Assetto... now I don't know anymore...that was huge fun. One thing I, as a setup newbie , absolutely love: the tooltips you get when hovering over the setup options. (always used to copy other people's sets in LfS). That got me...

Ahahaha, love that ;) Yeah, I'm very strongly leaning towards rF2. I enjoy the driving more, and what use are lots of multiplayer servers if I don't enjoy the cars?

I can see that. This alone is a good reason to get the game. Thanks again!

Sorry if I struck a nerve here, maybe due to an overabundance of fanboy flamewars that may have taken place in the past. I just couldn't make up my mind and wanted some honest input...or maybe encouragement to buy rF2 :rolleyes: I really wasn't looking to spark any discussions, let alone...

So far I gotta say I'm more impressed with rFactor. Shiny graphics aside, AC feels somehow...detached to me when compared to rF2. Haven't had the time to fiddle around with setups yet, but either rF2 is much harder, or the standard setups are worse than in AC. I lock my brakes and slide and spin...

Thank you all for your input. What I omitted in my op is that I already bought AC during the 50% off sale... just hadn't finished the download yet. I'll use the rF2 demo and Steam's "refund under two hours playtime" now to try and form an opinion. My gut, however, tells me I should return AC...

Does rF2 have easily accessible tools like LfS had that show me all the important current conditions of my car at the press of a button? Stuff like tyre temperatures, tyre wear, etc., that will help me evaluate my driving style and my setup on the fly before i stop to dig through the telemetry...

Hi Community :) First of all: I'm not really a "serious" sim racer in the sense that I spend enough hours on it to be competitive outside a select few car/track combinations. BUT! I use a decent controller setup (Fanatec Porsche Wheel, clubsport pedals) and I can appreciate realistic physics...