Appreciate the hard work, but as part of being ready to release a paid mod, you have some responsibility to fix issues quickly.
Thanks for coming to the forum and giving us feedback. Little problems.. you mean part of the cars looking like a game from 10 years ago? I cannot comment on the handling and it's fun to drive them, but if you ask to pay for them then you are expected to deliver or otherwise manage the expectations. 3 years of development are a long time, so honestly I expected something different. I am not upset at all, I am just sad because this could have been the mod of all mods for AC and instead it feels like something unfinished.
What press the pedal with your foot? Takes some skill that and years of training. It's obviously way above my level.
Many people 'whining" about the cost are more upset at the price based on the quality of the mod. Yes, some just don't care for the price, but that's their prerogative. And please tell me how someone can make their own racing sim if they stay away from sim racing as you have so eloquently insisted?
I agree with you 100%. Was this a race against the AI or humans? Either way, both should be suffering from the same lack of heat as we are, but I'm wondering if AI doesn't have to worry about brake temperature the way that we do with some cars. The are some different driving capabilities (or physics, if you will) between us and the AI drivers. Regardless...I just wish they address this issue in a future update.Absolutely loving this mod as much as I did the rFactor version back in the day. So far my only issue has more to do with Assetto Corsa than the mod. Not being able to do a warm up lap before the race, or do rolling starts is a major pain in the butt. Just did a race at Road America, and had a butt puckering moment when getting to turn 1, and realizing that my tires were cold!!
What program are you using to monitor your brake temperatures? I am using SideKick and I get 4 independent temperature readings. The temperature numbers changing color based on being cold (blue), warmed up good (green), over-heating (red). I will occasionally get them green, but they will be blue again by the next turn on a track like Watkins Glen. What track are you driving that has your brakes fully warmed up after 3 corners - and can remain at least close to warmed up for each subsequent turn? Please, share that with us, if you don't mind.
But then I thought »Yes, maybe they simulate that the brakes need to warm up.« and with knowing that I’m careful now and it works fine until some corners. Don’t really understand where the problem is. 
Listen to DRM team, people, leave CONSTRUCTIVE feedback, so it would be helpful, and not some confusing mashup. Remember that there are many cars, and also they have setups, tracks are different, and you have FFB settings which are all over the place
I absolutely enjoy all the cars so far.
Is that how they are supposed to work though? If not they need sorting out.
So I don’t know. However my guess is that the guys at the DRM team probably intended this behaviour.I have to agree with the other guys on the brakes thing. After 2-3 corners they are more or less up to temperature. At race start or exiting the pits remind yourself that the brakes are cold, so for the first corner you have to start braking much earlier and harder. Second corner is already ok-ish and from the third corner on the brakes seem fine to me. So far I have driven Nurburgring GP, Watkins Glen, Nordschleife, Riverside. BTW these cars at Riverside are fun to drive, probably they'd make for some good mp racing.
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