Awesome to be featured in this, great work from Chris Nunes (Highly enjoyable to watch) Hopefully we get to see more of this (and him) in the future!! Brilliant video. Thanks again
@@BenaresDarkness Calm down kiddo 😄 A lot of players are the same level of him, and even better. Don is just the most (and overhyped) popular Forza player. It's like the Ken block of videogame 😄
Make him react to Forza Motorsport 7 next. He probably knows some of the racing circuits there and can give an even better judgement to someone's driving and lines, whether they are up to par of a real race car driver or not, etc.
This guy's great, he somehow manages to have something to say all the time despite the game not even being too realistic, he's got something to say or information to give. It's like Jordan Wagner but talking more often. (Doesn't mean anything negative towards him) I really hope to see him more!
@@icantthinkofaname7293 it would mean more coming from this kid in the video, if he knew what he was talking about. Constantly saying "that's a nice/good line" in a race suit doesn't make it a good commentary 🤦🏻♂️ Leave out the fact he doesn't know squat about the cars
I dont really care about Sim Racing or Arcade Racing, I just enjoy it both of them since they have its own uniqueness. As for youtubers who like to show racing style, I like all of them with different way to drive (console, keyboard, steering with 3 pedals and shifter). There are some memes too when driving with others like going to space, rammers being rammed back and karma strikes back moments
@@zakkymiftahurrahman1665 it’s from South Park, Stan was learning how to ski and his skiing instructor used French fries and pizza to describe the direction his skis should face. This guy reminds me of that ski instructor
There's actually an option in game that simulates the way a drivers eyes follow their drift line. Gives me motion sickness but it's there for those that want it lol I agree 100 percent that it would be so cool if they added dynamic hand positioning in the first person perspectives. Always something that's bugged me racing games
I can think of only one game that adds dynamic hand positioning, and it's straight up the best driving game I've ever played. That game is known as Driver San Francisco.
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10:18 for anyone not familiar with this game, there is actually an option where you can turn on a drift camera for cockpit view. Your character, so to speak, will then move their head according to the way the car moves and turns, so that you have way more visual clearance. Why Joewon did not turn this setting on for showing off the cockpit in a mitsubishi drift car is very questionable but I guess he just forgot about it. Actually at 15:08 you can see exactly that feature I was talking about.
FINALLY, a professional driver reacting to a racing game! Forza Horizon 5 is definitely a great purchase, and while I have a "basic" sim setup, the physics is great and you can definitely apply real life driving skills that you can improve upon this game! Hopefully, a lot more videos with a pro race driver, reacting to sims like DiRT Rally 2.0 and even just arcades like NFS or GTA V.
NFS is as arcade and boring as it can get, the only that i played had that passable phisycs was nfsu2. GTA V is not a driving game, has driving but the phisycs are arcady as is not the main focus, dying light has better phisycs and the driving is only on the dlc XD
@@codemy666 I know wasn't anything special in physics but at least the driving was different deppending on drivetrain, and although the cars handle turn much faster than in reality the cars behave like cars not like in other nfs like the hot pursuit 2010 or the nfs 2015
For someone who's a Professional Driver and a car guy, I'm surprised that he doesn't know about the Sesto Elemento, quite possibly the craziest non road legal Lambo ever built. Someone should send him that Top Gear video of Richard Hammond driving the Sesto at Imola.
Fun to watch, dude is knowledgeable and entertaining. Made alot of mentions about about Trofeo, yet Don Joew Song, a very famous member of the Horizon community, was driving a Sesto Elemento which is absolutely a racing car, not a modified road car.
He’s knowledgeable about how to race, but not about the history of cars. it’s not road legal, it doesn’t have active aero. He doesn’t know what active aero is.
Would love to see this guy colab with Chris the Cop on Need for Speed. Chris the racer reacts to the street racing while Chris the Cop reacts to the police pursuits
9:53 Chris if you're reading this by any chance, you can actually turn on first person drift cam in FH5, which sways the camera in the opposite direction of the drift. So basically, you're not looking straight up front any more.
Yeah he really didn't seem to know much about the Lamborghini, like wrongly saying that the gauge cluster was aftermarket when it was just the stock cluster in race mode.
@@kiwirar5885 Very true. But I will admit. In his defense. He would most likely be aware of cars he's either driven himself, or ones that his friends drive.
He's a driver in a very amateur series. The MX-5 cup is like college sports. It's farther than most of us will go but he's not exactly what I'd consider a pro
I find it a bit interesting that Chris said the car would be street legal, but sadly he'd be wrong, the Lamborghini Sesto Elemento, just like the Lamborghini Super Trofeo, is a track only car, as for the tunning, for those who aren't familiar with the forza games, you can actually tune the way the car handles after you're done upgrading it, from suspension, brakes, aerodynamics, gearing, tire pressure and so on aside engine swap, forced induction, body work, and on and on, it's a relatively "complete introduction" package to get you into the car tuning world. Btw, speaking of cockpit cameras, there is an option somewhere i guess in the gameplay options that's called "drift view" or something like it that does allow the "driver" to look where they're going, but it's turned off by default, i enabled it on my side tho some people said i gets them a nauseous somehow, so, i guess give it a try first?. And a lot of people were hoping that the devs would add the 900° wheel rotation, but in the end they're just sticking to 180° only, which is a bit of a bummer but, decisions decisions decisions, also the game does allow you to play with manual or manual + clutch transmission ( which i personally use with my controller, LB for cluch, A for upshift and X for downshift), so a full sym is not fully necessary to kick the clutch. Regardless, it was fun to watch this video and i'd love to see more of him as well, and thank you Gamology for this episode as well
The game does have a option you can turn on while in cockpit view your head does turn to the direction you are sliding so you can see where you are going
Definitely need to have him react to Forza Motorsport or Gran Turismo 7 in a couple months when that comes out. Purpose built race cars on real race courses, it'd be fun to hear him react to the graphics and realism in those.
If you’ve ever heard of the game Split Second it’d be amazing to see him react to it, it’s a bit of an older title but it’s as wild as racing games get
@@sandroinocencio1623 no need to be rude with my choice of games. I named those cause I played them, liked them and hope the new Test Drive Solar Crown that comes this year to be stunning.
Fun fact about the Lamborghini featured in the opening segment: it was purely designed to be a track-only car. It's known as the Sesto Elemento, and all the features and nuances (skeletonized dashboard, foam pads in place of traditional seats, MoTec display, and the radical design cues (aside from the swapped wing/splitter)) are stock to the car. It's on the Gallardo chassis, and was strictly meant to be the most stripped down, extreme version of what Lamborghini could put on a track at the time (2011). It only weighs 999Kg (2202lbs), and sports over 500hp being sent to all 4 wheels. Richard Hammond did a segment on it while working on Top Gear, and I highly recommend checking it out.
When it came to the interior of the car, it’s the actually interior of the sesto elemento, didn’t sound like he was aware of it cause he mentioned the steering wheel and the motec dash as if it’s an option they chose
3:33 I was pretty sure the Sesto Elemento was a track-only car in real life because it doesn't meet the safety standards to be fit for the road. 4:57 And the reason they used that steering wheel is because that is the steering wheel in the actual Sesto Elemento. I don't know why they would put a super trofeo wheel in a car that has its own steering wheel.
2:04 fun fact it is not a trufeo at all but it's the Sesto Elemento, I just noticed the 2 red triangles in the front and 'Elemento?' Then seeing the rear end in 2:19 it's definitely the elemento
As nice as all the other videos is it's nice to see somebody who actually loves video games actually knows about the video games are being shown while having expert knowledge in real life experience in it that's what makes it so freaking incredible and I cannot resist watching the whole time and learning from him
Forza looks fun but I'm not a huge fan on a sandbox driving game other than GTA. But my main jab at Forza is the physics. It's shut once u bottom out and lose downforce. Absolutely terrible.
@@dramey I don't like GTA for its realism. I like it because of how versatile it is. Forza is a good driving game but GTA is a good driving game AND u can walk around and stuff like that.
Actually you can learn so many things from this guy.he explained everything pretty well.good explanations on hand and wheels,drifting and everything.awesome.
@@adrian_sotoTS99 But even then it literally says the name of the car on screen Plus the Sesto Elemento has a completely different body from the Super Trofeo, the Super Trofeo also isn't street legal at all and has large aero parts all over it, it looks nothing like the Sesto
Right off the bat...it's a Sesto Elemento...it literally says the name up top! And didn't anyone notice the hood cam sounded different to the cockpit cam in ANY previous Forza Horizon???
At 10:00, when Chris is talking about the view being fixed forward, that's due to the camera settings - Hoirizon has you covered. You can adjust the degree to which the driver 'looks where they want to go' in the first-person camera. It's just not on in this setup.
There is actually a setting in forza that can be turned on for if you're drifting in first person it will automatically turn your camera to where you're drifting which i think is very cool
I'd like to see him react to a game from the Trackmania series. Purely deterministic physics, the same exact car for everyone, the only differences are the skill of the driver and the track they're driving on.
Idk how he didnt recognize this as the Sesto Elemento ig bro just so in love with that Super Trofeo 😅 if I took a shot everytime he mentioned it I'd be out
The car in the first clip was the Lamborghini Sesto Elemento Forza Edition. Not a moddified hurican. And it is, acording to Don Joewon Song, the Most Insane car... in Forza.
@@pancake5830 They didn't even hire someone in gt racing. They went for the cheapest option. A dude from the Mazda MX5 cup series that doesn't know the difference between a Sesto Elemento and a Huracan.
The Lamborghini in the beginning of the video is a sesto elemento, which is not road legal. It is a dedicated track car meant to be a toy for millionaires, although I doubt that many of the owners if any actually use them.
Something to keep in mind is that the Lamborghini modifications aren't road-legal in _all_ jurisdictions. While it would probably be completely road-legal in America, anti-hoon legislation renders such modifications _spectacularly_ illegal to drive on the road here in Australia. Before anyone jumps on this, it needs to be kept in mind that the legislation was introduced in order to bring a _very serious_ dangerous/hoon driving problem under control. There's far fewer completely-empty backroads here in Australia when compared to the US, and the hoons were outright _refusing_ to go to a speedway (which _do_ exist, and _can_ be hired for an afternoon of high-octane fun), and instead were (and still _are,_ unfortunately) racing on residential streets, with everything that entails..
The problem with the "just go rent a track" argument is that it's very expensive and the people who hoon on the street are usually teenagers who don't have money for such activities
@@codemy666 Perhaps. They could have pooled their cash, though. Or maybe they were being the typical young idiots, and impulse-buying _yet another_ mod for their ride. Edit: And, of course, there's those who have a rather _worrying_ proclivity towards "I'll spend tens of thousands on modding my car, but when it comes time to pony up a couple of hundred for track access, I'm 'broke'." Even worse if it was their _parents_ ponying up the money for the mods! What the hell is wrong with you if you'l pay out thousands for your kid's car mods, but won't pay a couple of hundrd for them to use it _safely?!_
@@benjaminfinlay829 I don't condone Street racing but I gotta ask, how many race tracks are there in all of Australia? What is the closest race track to you? What are the fees? Like what Ace said, a lot of the time it's teens who don't have that sort of money or even the time. I live in Canada, I looked up my nearest race tracks, one is outside of my city, other is luckily within, the one up North is quite a bit of a drive there and back, gas ain't cheap especially nowadays. That's just getting there, what about fuel? Spare parts? Tires? My car could probably hit the track and get home fine, it's a retired cop car, reliability is its middle name, is everyone else's car able to survive that abuse and make it home without limping? If not, can the car stay there overnight? Luckily the one that is actually nearby also seems to have a drag strip, but membership costs, logistics, it adds up. Cars are an expensive hobby, let alone Motorsports as a whole. Barely accessible for most, plus it may not even be an interest of theirs. A more relatable example for me but not for you (because airsoft is banned in Australia), why do most kids here play "woodsball" or backyard airsoft? Because a cheap spring powered clear orange tipped 250fps garbage pistol is cheap. Buy a few, call some friends over, blast each other with bb's in the backyard and call it a day. Why spend $200+ for a decent airsoft rifle, safety equipment (goggles mainly), mags, chest rig or plate carrier, and membership or entry fees just for a day of airsoft. Is it safe to blast friends with cheapo airsoft guns in the backyard? Not really, 250fps can leave bbs stuck in your skin, and most certainly take your eye out without decent eye protection, stray bb can cause minor property damage, hit random people, etc. It's like street hockey or basketball, why not just take it too rink? Go play ball at a court? Instead of having to play near the street and almost get run over because the ball bounced into the street? Cheap and accessible. You also have people who just want the thrill, and no safety. You care about safety, I like to be safe, but what about the one person who doesn't care? Live free die young mindset? Killing is bad and obviously illegal, yet serial killers exist, will continue to exist, and will always exist. What then? How do you deal with that sort ofmindset? Better schooling? What if they just simply don't care? Terrible people exist just for the sake of being terrible. Psychopaths as some would call them. What then? Mind control? Violate human rights by having mind control technology or substances, for the sake of safety? Correct me I'm wrong but isn't Australia currently dealing with a government that is currently TOO overreaching with lockdown protocols? For the sake of "safety", your government is violating damn near everything to the point where everyone is mass protesting?
@@Project153 Nearest speedway? Within an hour's drive. That said, I also don't live very far from a major city, and there's a fair few very remote towns in my state. However, the proximity to a speedway doesn't stop the hooning either. I hear cars roaring like a racetrack pretty regularly late at night. You make some more good points, and I'd discuss them further, but I'm typing on phone and it won't let me pause typing to reread them.
Is this guy not a car guy? He's very knowledgeable about his area of expertise and is an enjoyable presenter, but the sesto elemento is a proof of concept kinda thing lamborghini did a while back. sesto elemento means sixth element in italian, which is carbon. It was a design exercise they did to see how light they could make it, and because of that it's based on a Gallardo instead of the bigger, heavier V12 Aventador. Which is why I thought it was weird he said "v10 engine swap" since it comes with a V10 anyways. The player didn't swap the engine for something else, and there appears to be no different v10 engine you could swap to, it's the stock engine, and the entire reason Audi bought Lamborghini a while back was for their v10. I'm just surprised he doesn't seem to know stuff like that, when almost any average car person like myself could tell you that's the case He also mentions the dash, but this is the only lamborghini that looks like that. I just don't want people to get on horizon 5 excited thinking you can modify the interior. They made some cool changes for the game but all interiors are still 100% stock with no customization. He says it has a sequential 'box when in reality it's the same single clutch flappy paddle automatic that snaps your head every time you shift as all of their cars that don't have manuals from that time period lol The steering wheel isn't a "mistake" it's what that car comes with. You brought on a race car driver to talk about a street racing game with street cars. I appreciate it, but that's a bit like bringing on Ray Allen from the celtics to talk about local high school basketball. He seems to think it's weird that all of these lamborghini's have lamborghini things on them, they're not super trofeo cars dude. He said he likes all the different race car things they added to this horizon but can only point to the dash on the elemento and the sounds. The sounds definitely are better, and thank god for that, finally. If motorsport 8 ever comes out and it's still a good motorsport game, at least it'll sound good. But I can't think of a single thing they've added that makes this game more racing oriented than 4 The game actually does have (since Motorsport 6 or 7) the ability to have the guy look into the direction of the slide with settings you can tweak. I really respect T10 for doing that, it's a godsend for drifting TLDR: That's as far as I got. This guy's cool but you could have probably found somebody within 5 miles that knows more about cars, especially since this guy's area of expertise barely factored into things, and those would be what I want to hear about. Just some criticisms, it's still awesome that they talked about cars and racing games and got a pro. It's cool that he knows Frederic Aasbo : D Man drifts a hatchback, and Papadakis Racing builds his cars. They're some of the best car guys/engineers on earth. If ya'll could get Aasbo or Steph Papadakis on THAT would be amazing. Cheers E>
You could argue about how "pro" is he really imo.... and to his defence, the racing transmission in FH5 does whine alot which you could mistake for a sequential
@@codemy666 I was surprised he mentioned 'sequential' because that noise comes from the straight cut gears which can be found in both sequential or gate gearboxes. But I suppose you don't really see sequential transmissions with silent/smooth helical cut gears... I could be wrong though.
In the game there is a 1st person drift camera you can enable. It looks right and left in the direction of your drift with different speed and sensitivity.
for those who don't know, there is a drift camera option in the menu's for specifically what he mentioned about not being able to look to the side. You can even adjust the strength of the camera as it turns.
Hey! I actually saw Chris race at Petit Le Mans at Road Atlanta this past year. Would love to see more from Chris, maybe have him react to more sim focused racing games like Assetto Corsa, Assetto Corsa Competizione, or iRacing. Since he drives in the IMSA Global MX-5 Cup, would love to see him react to the MX-5s in iRacing. I would love to provide gameplay for Assetto Corsa, ACC, rFactor 2, or Automobalista 2
He is such a cool dude, definitely bring him back for some other racing games! That said, so much of the actual game-related stuff he said is flat-out wrong. It is the Sesto Elemento, not the Super Trofeo, it is therefore not road legal but has the stock dashboard. Dashboard swapping is not a thing in this game. Also, different sounds depending on player perspective has been a thing forever and is not new in FH5. There are barely any changes from FH4 to FH5 anyway.
He even called it a driving simulator and most of his commentary on physics was questionable to say the least. For reference, max verstappen holds rfactor2 in higher regard than the codemasters f1 games, which are alot more realistic than FH5. The racing driver here may be good at racing a real car but I'm not too confident on his actual knowledge of cars themselves
Thank you Gameology for finally covering a racing game with an expert. Racing is my favorite genre in gaming so I was so happy to hear a professionals two cents on any racing. I haven't played FH 5 yet so I can't say how I feel about it but it does look better than 4. Hope to see this guy again in the future
@@WatcherKoops4677 same tbh. I haven’t played a racing game in years but I remember shift 2 being the last one I genuinely had a lot of fun with. I really enjoyed the fact the dev team worked so closely with professional drivers too
@@WatcherKoops4677 I honestly can’t even remember the announcer in either game lol.. all I remember of shift 2 was how good the car engines sounded especially with headphones on
This guy is amazing. I just wanted to know how realistic the game is, but he is so interesting. I mean, he is telling about everything: own experience, pluses and minuses, ways to improve the game, the skill of gamer, improvements from the 4th part and many other. I mean., he is like perfect person for this format. Now i want to see other videos with him and if there are no more (well, even if there are) i hope u'll call him again. We definetly deserve more of him
note 10:15 there is actually an option to enable drift cockpit where the driver looks the way you are drifting joewon probably has muscle memory drifting/doesn't need it
when referring to the camera pointing forward whilst drifting, there is a mode, “drift cam” i believe, where you can make the camera automatically compensate for the drift and aim in the direction you’re heading instead of forwards. it does really help driving in 1st person
Actually about the Mitsubishi section, there's a setting in the camera menu specifically for the first person view called drift look, changing the value loosens or stiffens the camera look, however this may be turned off simply as player preference like how I have it, not for functionality but for footage and the awesome look of looking out the front and seeing everything go sideways.
The Lambo Sesto Elemento is actually NOT street legal, since it is too fast, according to Lamborghini themselves. It is a bit cringy what he says about the lambo, like the dash or the wheel, which are exact scans from the real car, then the physics (200mph, Corner flat out, etc) absolutely not achievable irl. Rant over!
Awesome to be featured in this, great work from Chris Nunes (Highly enjoyable to watch)
Hopefully we get to see more of this (and him) in the future!! Brilliant video. Thanks again
Its an amazing video bro although he always said it was a super trofeo but its actually Sesto Elemento which is the best tech demonstrator of lambo
One thing, in the settings you can change the whole in the cockpit look thing, where your character will actually look where he's going.
I'm not into racing games but man you're good, this is some really clean driving, keep up the good work.
@Jared Shirah it’s the drift cockpit camera right?
The legend himself 🙏
This guy is really enjoyable to watch, would love to see him react to some other racing games, like The Crew 2 or Asetto Corsa/Competizione.
I agree
Yes
Enjoyable is precise
True
+1
I'm surprised he didn't recognise it as a Sesto Elemento, but I guess that was basically a concept car.
I still don't see how he confused that chassis with a Super trofeo. And the Sesto wasn't a concept. It sold only 20 of them as track only car.
Not only that he confused the v10 and v12 saying the car was v10 swaped .....
@@MiguelPerez-eh3on the sesto has a v10 engine though
@@dream8870 I think what he's trying to say is that because it already had a V10 engine, it doesn't make sense to say it is "V10 swapped"
If someone showed him Urus he would said that chasis is based on Miura and steering wheel doesn't really look like from MACH VRT
This is EPIC! Very cool watching an actual racer reacting to one of my gameplays. Thanks for the feature guys ♥
Congrats mate!
So glad you're getting the recognition you deserve man!
You have very good skills
Uea
Hmm
Don Joewon Song is one of the best drivers in Forza, glad to see him in this vid.
Yea it's actually pretty similar to xpertgamingtech
Oh it's because it's him in the shelby🤣🤣
The dude is a beast in drifting and stunt's as well and I would even say he's the best.
@@BenaresDarkness Calm down kiddo 😄 A lot of players are the same level of him, and even better. Don is just the most (and overhyped) popular Forza player. It's like the Ken block of videogame 😄
@@GammaLiel Better? Now that is a lie lol he's a real drifter outside of video games too.
Make him react to Forza Motorsport 7 next. He probably knows some of the racing circuits there and can give an even better judgement to someone's driving and lines, whether they are up to par of a real race car driver or not, etc.
This guy's great, he somehow manages to have something to say all the time despite the game not even being too realistic, he's got something to say or information to give. It's like Jordan Wagner but talking more often. (Doesn't mean anything negative towards him) I really hope to see him more!
So the game has to be realistic for someone to have something to say?
@@ILazarakos No, but if it isn't realistic it's hard to find something to talk about or compare experiences.
@@icantthinkofaname7293 it isn't far from realistic and also i dont really agree
@@ILazarakos You don't agree with what and also Forza is definetly not realistic
@@icantthinkofaname7293 it would mean more coming from this kid in the video, if he knew what he was talking about.
Constantly saying "that's a nice/good line" in a race suit doesn't make it a good commentary 🤦🏻♂️
Leave out the fact he doesn't know squat about the cars
Of course DonJoeWonSong knows how to drive in Forza lol Should have shown the driving like a boss clips.
DonJoewonSong, Isuckatdriving. They know how to drive but in True to life Sim like AC,iRacing, F1 2021, and rF2. Viperconcept is one of them.
@@mineshaft12 ahhhh, that's very interesting
I dont really care about Sim Racing or Arcade Racing, I just enjoy it both of them since they have its own uniqueness.
As for youtubers who like to show racing style, I like all of them with different way to drive (console, keyboard, steering with 3 pedals and shifter).
There are some memes too when driving with others like going to space, rammers being rammed back and karma strikes back moments
@@mineshaft12 I think ISAD tried Sim racing, not too sure though
This guy is the epitome of the phrase "if you french fry when you should pizza you're gonna have a bad time'
What's the phrase's meaning? Never heard of it before
@@zakkymiftahurrahman1665 it’s from South Park, Stan was learning how to ski and his skiing instructor used French fries and pizza to describe the direction his skis should face. This guy reminds me of that ski instructor
@@timhefty504 is that a good thing or a bad thing? 😂
@@TaimatCR well it's not a bad thing. You'd have to know the character
@@timhefty504 Weird because I learned it from an episode of Camp Lazlo
There's actually an option in game that simulates the way a drivers eyes follow their drift line. Gives me motion sickness but it's there for those that want it lol I agree 100 percent that it would be so cool if they added dynamic hand positioning in the first person perspectives. Always something that's bugged me racing games
The drift camera right? The one you turn on in the settings
I can think of only one game that adds dynamic hand positioning, and it's straight up the best driving game I've ever played. That game is known as Driver San Francisco.
@@mahdibhaiya driver San Francisco is one of the best car games out there, it’s basically an exotic type of game
its funny because it actually happens at 15:04 but he didnt notice lol
@@mahdibhaiya I love that game. weird how it became Watch Dogs.
Damn whoever's gameplay that is, they're a beast. He makes some good points about the hands and the wheel. FH5 is awesome.
They 100% played the race with auto trajectory and auto breaking
@@lafaucheuse2001 Nah the driver is a legend in the FH community, Donjoewonsong is probably one of the top 3 drivers in forza, mans a madlad
@@lafaucheuse2001 someone is jealous
@@bloodykillzone do you think I care about a race car game ? Grow up kid
@@lafaucheuse2001 you cared enough to call the person a kid and as well as reply, how would you even know if the person is a kid?
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10:18 for anyone not familiar with this game, there is actually an option where you can turn on a drift camera for cockpit view. Your character, so to speak, will then move their head according to the way the car moves and turns, so that you have way more visual clearance. Why Joewon did not turn this setting on for showing off the cockpit in a mitsubishi drift car is very questionable but I guess he just forgot about it.
Actually at 15:08 you can see exactly that feature I was talking about.
This guy is legit a cool dude.
Big props to gameology. 👍
Legit :D why add legit
FINALLY, a professional driver reacting to a racing game!
Forza Horizon 5 is definitely a great purchase, and while I have a "basic" sim setup, the physics is great and you can definitely apply real life driving skills that you can improve upon this game!
Hopefully, a lot more videos with a pro race driver, reacting to sims like DiRT Rally 2.0 and even just arcades like NFS or GTA V.
NFS is as arcade and boring as it can get, the only that i played had that passable phisycs was nfsu2. GTA V is not a driving game, has driving but the phisycs are arcady as is not the main focus, dying light has better phisycs and the driving is only on the dlc XD
"professional"
@@guille92h you do know nfs is supposed to be an arcade which means physics are secondary? Arcades are for storyline and thrill only
@@guille92h nfsu2 wasn't anything special in regards to physics tho LMFAO
@@codemy666 I know wasn't anything special in physics but at least the driving was different deppending on drivetrain, and although the cars handle turn much faster than in reality the cars behave like cars not like in other nfs like the hot pursuit 2010 or the nfs 2015
For someone who's a Professional Driver and a car guy, I'm surprised that he doesn't know about the Sesto Elemento, quite possibly the craziest non road legal Lambo ever built. Someone should send him that Top Gear video of Richard Hammond driving the Sesto at Imola.
It's crazy that not a lot of people know about the Sesto Elemento
Well, it was a rare cae, no? I heard it only sold about 20 cars, which were track only. Correct me if I'm wrong
Fun to watch, dude is knowledgeable and entertaining.
Made alot of mentions about about Trofeo, yet Don Joew Song, a very famous member of the Horizon community, was driving a Sesto Elemento which is absolutely a racing car, not a modified road car.
He’s knowledgeable about how to race, but not about the history of cars. it’s not road legal, it doesn’t have active aero. He doesn’t know what active aero is.
There is also an option to enable cockpit drift camera, which moves the camera from side to side.
Would love to see this guy colab with Chris the Cop on Need for Speed. Chris the racer reacts to the street racing while Chris the Cop reacts to the police pursuits
Yeah, that duo would be cool. Not to mention how crazy some of the collision can get and how much equipment the police bring into to catch the racers.
9:53 Chris if you're reading this by any chance, you can actually turn on first person drift cam in FH5, which sways the camera in the opposite direction of the drift. So basically, you're not looking straight up front any more.
the sesto elemento isnt street legal stock its just a track car and it doesnt have active aero
Was waiting for someone to say that
@@BIGBOY305able also the interior is the exact same as the real life counterpart idk where he’s getting super trofeo.
@@dentric30 He obvioulsy hasnt heard of the sesto elemento so he thinks its a modified lamborghini
It's clear he only drives (if that's even true)
And know complete jack about cars🤦🏻♂️
@@Calyptus187 THATS WHAT I AM SAYING LOL
gamology stays finding the coolest people from every job type, this guy was really enjoyable to listen too
Professional has never heard of a Sesto elemento: a documentary
It literally said it on the screen and he still got it wrong
I was looking for this comment
I mean he’s an IMSA racer not some 12year old that memorizes supercars.
@@KentGoSuzuki Bruh, not throwing shade but he's not an IMSA racer, he races in the mx-5 cup. Just saying..
@@LatinoGamer96 word. Weekend warrior lol
Got a pro driver. Next, bring an automotive expert in. Maybe even do a collab with this guy.
Yeah he really didn't seem to know much about the Lamborghini, like wrongly saying that the gauge cluster was aftermarket when it was just the stock cluster in race mode.
@@kiwirar5885 Very true. But I will admit. In his defense. He would most likely be aware of cars he's either driven himself, or ones that his friends drive.
He's a driver in a very amateur series. The MX-5 cup is like college sports. It's farther than most of us will go but he's not exactly what I'd consider a pro
@@kiwirar5885 He was very stuck up with his super trofeo idea for some reason, was quite odd
@@NSFWill True
I find it a bit interesting that Chris said the car would be street legal, but sadly he'd be wrong, the Lamborghini Sesto Elemento, just like the Lamborghini Super Trofeo, is a track only car, as for the tunning, for those who aren't familiar with the forza games, you can actually tune the way the car handles after you're done upgrading it, from suspension, brakes, aerodynamics, gearing, tire pressure and so on aside engine swap, forced induction, body work, and on and on, it's a relatively "complete introduction" package to get you into the car tuning world.
Btw, speaking of cockpit cameras, there is an option somewhere i guess in the gameplay options that's called "drift view" or something like it that does allow the "driver" to look where they're going, but it's turned off by default, i enabled it on my side tho some people said i gets them a nauseous somehow, so, i guess give it a try first?.
And a lot of people were hoping that the devs would add the 900° wheel rotation, but in the end they're just sticking to 180° only, which is a bit of a bummer but, decisions decisions decisions, also the game does allow you to play with manual or manual + clutch transmission ( which i personally use with my controller, LB for cluch, A for upshift and X for downshift), so a full sym is not fully necessary to kick the clutch.
Regardless, it was fun to watch this video and i'd love to see more of him as well, and thank you Gamology for this episode as well
Theres a video of a guy in Dubai driving it on the highway though
The game does have a option you can turn on while in cockpit view your head does turn to the direction you are sliding so you can see where you are going
Definitely need to have him react to Forza Motorsport or Gran Turismo 7 in a couple months when that comes out. Purpose built race cars on real race courses, it'd be fun to hear him react to the graphics and realism in those.
There's actually a feature in the settings where you can look in the direction you are drifting
I was looking for this comment, lol, glad I found it, would’ve been cool if he saw that option being implemented
Now I would love to see an experts play video with this guy playing with the full setup and all
I'd like to see him react to NFS Heat and maybe even crazy antigravity racers like Redout. Thanks for another cool Experts React, Gamology!
If you’ve ever heard of the game Split Second it’d be amazing to see him react to it, it’s a bit of an older title but it’s as wild as racing games get
@@thiccchungo1041 YESSSSS, DEF SPLIT/SECOND
@@thiccchungo1041 Split second is one of the best underrated games ever
@@icantthinkofaname7293 I know I miss it so bad
@@thiccchungo1041 Split Second? shit, I feel old now. best game to chill out with friends
There’s a setting for turning on camera movement in First person so the camera turns as you drift.
I could just watch this guy go through every car and modify them and explain it. This guys just straight up interesting to listen to
Except for the fact, he has no idea what he's talking about when it comes to the cars🤦🏻♂️
One thing this guy got wrong is that the Sesto Elemento *is* a purpose built track lamborghini. Theyre not street legal stock.
Yes they are
@@ethanhaney6639 not the fuck they arent😐, theres 20 made and all of the are track built cars
@@ethanhaney6639 Sestos are not street legal!
They're street legal in Somalia.
I like this guy. Maybe he can take a look at Need For Speed, Test Drive Unlimited, WRC, and Formula 1.
You ONLY choosed 💩 games, i prefered games like assetto Corsa Competizione, assetto Corsa, dirt rally 2.0, iracing or AMS2.
@@sandroinocencio1623 no need to be rude with my choice of games. I named those cause I played them, liked them and hope the new Test Drive Solar Crown that comes this year to be stunning.
@@sandroinocencio1623 There wouldnt be much for him to say about those games, all he would be able to comment on is how realistic their physics are
@@sandroinocencio1623 And no one cares that you play sim games, stop making it your personality
@@sandroinocencio1623 WRC tarmac physics are way better than Dirt. It’s Gravel, and Dirt physics are just a bit bellow. I honestly prefer WRC.
Fun fact about the Lamborghini featured in the opening segment: it was purely designed to be a track-only car. It's known as the Sesto Elemento, and all the features and nuances (skeletonized dashboard, foam pads in place of traditional seats, MoTec display, and the radical design cues (aside from the swapped wing/splitter)) are stock to the car. It's on the Gallardo chassis, and was strictly meant to be the most stripped down, extreme version of what Lamborghini could put on a track at the time (2011). It only weighs 999Kg (2202lbs), and sports over 500hp being sent to all 4 wheels. Richard Hammond did a segment on it while working on Top Gear, and I highly recommend checking it out.
When it came to the interior of the car, it’s the actually interior of the sesto elemento, didn’t sound like he was aware of it cause he mentioned the steering wheel and the motec dash as if it’s an option they chose
3:33 I was pretty sure the Sesto Elemento was a track-only car in real life because it doesn't meet the safety standards to be fit for the road. 4:57 And the reason they used that steering wheel is because that is the steering wheel in the actual Sesto Elemento. I don't know why they would put a super trofeo wheel in a car that has its own steering wheel.
I think the dude doesn't know the sesto
10:10 there's actually an option for that the drift camera angle your characters head turns when you're drifting in first person.
10:12 In the settings there is an option to activate the drift camera, I've been using it since Forza Horizon 4.
"Looks like a super trofeo"
*Sad Sesto Elemento Noises*
Edit: I feel like they should have included a clip with the cockpit drift cam
2:04 fun fact it is not a trufeo at all but it's the Sesto Elemento, I just noticed the 2 red triangles in the front and 'Elemento?' Then seeing the rear end in 2:19 it's definitely the elemento
I’m not surprised he confused the STO with the sesto elemento😂
This guy started racing yesterday 🤣 the first car was a Sesto Elemento and he said super trofeo 🤣🤣
As nice as all the other videos is it's nice to see somebody who actually loves video games actually knows about the video games are being shown while having expert knowledge in real life experience in it that's what makes it so freaking incredible and I cannot resist watching the whole time and learning from him
I picked up Forza recently and have been LOVING it. Glad to see you guys are making videos on it!
Forza looks fun but I'm not a huge fan on a sandbox driving game other than GTA. But my main jab at Forza is the physics. It's shut once u bottom out and lose downforce. Absolutely terrible.
@@ICR_Frizzstroyer well you don’t go flying like in gta but I know what you are saying.
@@dramey I don't like GTA for its realism. I like it because of how versatile it is. Forza is a good driving game but GTA is a good driving game AND u can walk around and stuff like that.
@@ICR_Frizzstroyer yeah I understand you man
@F1_Frizzel You are comparing GTA to Forza? 🤡😂
Actually you can learn so many things from this guy.he explained everything pretty well.good explanations on hand and wheels,drifting and everything.awesome.
He didn't know what a sesto was and said it was v10 swapped, he may know how to drive but he doesn't know cars
@@SrBiggus ohhh nooo he misidentified 1 car. How awful. Zero credibility. 🙄
@@HassanShahidCh yes but its a very famous car though
@@SrBiggus Not really, majority of people have never heard of the sesto so its one of the more less known Lamborghinis
@@adrian_sotoTS99 But even then it literally says the name of the car on screen
Plus the Sesto Elemento has a completely different body from the Super Trofeo, the Super Trofeo also isn't street legal at all and has large aero parts all over it, it looks nothing like the Sesto
Right off the bat...it's a Sesto Elemento...it literally says the name up top!
And didn't anyone notice the hood cam sounded different to the cockpit cam in ANY previous Forza Horizon???
3:36 i thought the sesto elemento wasnt street legal … nice Video ! Want to see more of this
That was super enjoyable. Even knows a lot about simulation equipment
At 10:00, when Chris is talking about the view being fixed forward, that's due to the camera settings - Hoirizon has you covered. You can adjust the degree to which the driver 'looks where they want to go' in the first-person camera. It's just not on in this setup.
He would probably like it more if he knew that you could turn on the drift cam, that makes it more realistic when you're sliding
There is actually a setting in forza that can be turned on for if you're drifting in first person it will automatically turn your camera to where you're drifting which i think is very cool
I'd like to see him react to a game from the Trackmania series. Purely deterministic physics, the same exact car for everyone, the only differences are the skill of the driver and the track they're driving on.
I vote for TM Turbo and Nations Forever
Idk how he didnt recognize this as the Sesto Elemento ig bro just so in love with that Super Trofeo 😅 if I took a shot everytime he mentioned it I'd be out
I'm actually learning something from him. Hope we get to seem him more in the future.
Finally racing games/racing driver reacts. It’s been a long time coming
Forza actually has a drift camera for the first-person view showing where you want to go instead of just looking straight forward.
I'm so glad that you featured someone who's really fucking good at this game, keep up that trend
when he says "super trifao" but in reality its a " sesto elemento"
Tbh, that Lambo is Sesto Elemento, which is limited track only car. That speedo and steering wheel are already stock from the factory.
there is a drift cam setting that gets the driver to look where he is going
You can enable drift view mode, which will turn the player's head and point it where the car is actually going.
I actually didn't know that and I've played this game since November in 2021 lol thanks!
He was wrong about the sesto elemento, it's hardcore track car from factory with that wheel/dash etc
For the first person camera, you can change it so it moves when drifting, you can even adjust how much it moves
The car in the first clip was the Lamborghini Sesto Elemento Forza Edition. Not a moddified hurican. And it is, acording to Don Joewon Song, the Most Insane car... in Forza.
So the Lamborghini isn't road legal.
not even related to the huracan, its based on the gallardo chassis
@@pancake5830 They didn't even hire someone in gt racing. They went for the cheapest option. A dude from the Mazda MX5 cup series that doesn't know the difference between a Sesto Elemento and a Huracan.
@@MSRJ13 i think i could have probably given more accurate information than him and i have never even driven anything more than a kart (14)
@@pancake5830 It is clear to me that he hasn't seen the greatest car show... in the world.
The Lamborghini in the beginning of the video is a sesto elemento, which is not road legal. It is a dedicated track car meant to be a toy for millionaires, although I doubt that many of the owners if any actually use them.
Something to keep in mind is that the Lamborghini modifications aren't road-legal in _all_ jurisdictions.
While it would probably be completely road-legal in America, anti-hoon legislation renders such modifications _spectacularly_ illegal to drive on the road here in Australia.
Before anyone jumps on this, it needs to be kept in mind that the legislation was introduced in order to bring a _very serious_ dangerous/hoon driving problem under control.
There's far fewer completely-empty backroads here in Australia when compared to the US, and the hoons were outright _refusing_ to go to a speedway (which _do_ exist, and _can_ be hired for an afternoon of high-octane fun), and instead were (and still _are,_ unfortunately) racing on residential streets, with everything that entails..
The problem with the "just go rent a track" argument is that it's very expensive and the people who hoon on the street are usually teenagers who don't have money for such activities
@@codemy666 Perhaps.
They could have pooled their cash, though.
Or maybe they were being the typical young idiots, and impulse-buying _yet another_ mod for their ride.
Edit: And, of course, there's those who have a rather _worrying_ proclivity towards "I'll spend tens of thousands on modding my car, but when it comes time to pony up a couple of hundred for track access, I'm 'broke'."
Even worse if it was their _parents_ ponying up the money for the mods! What the hell is wrong with you if you'l pay out thousands for your kid's car mods, but won't pay a couple of hundrd for them to use it _safely?!_
@@benjaminfinlay829 I don't condone Street racing but I gotta ask, how many race tracks are there in all of Australia? What is the closest race track to you? What are the fees? Like what Ace said, a lot of the time it's teens who don't have that sort of money or even the time. I live in Canada, I looked up my nearest race tracks, one is outside of my city, other is luckily within, the one up North is quite a bit of a drive there and back, gas ain't cheap especially nowadays. That's just getting there, what about fuel? Spare parts? Tires? My car could probably hit the track and get home fine, it's a retired cop car, reliability is its middle name, is everyone else's car able to survive that abuse and make it home without limping? If not, can the car stay there overnight? Luckily the one that is actually nearby also seems to have a drag strip, but membership costs, logistics, it adds up. Cars are an expensive hobby, let alone Motorsports as a whole. Barely accessible for most, plus it may not even be an interest of theirs.
A more relatable example for me but not for you (because airsoft is banned in Australia), why do most kids here play "woodsball" or backyard airsoft? Because a cheap spring powered clear orange tipped 250fps garbage pistol is cheap. Buy a few, call some friends over, blast each other with bb's in the backyard and call it a day. Why spend $200+ for a decent airsoft rifle, safety equipment (goggles mainly), mags, chest rig or plate carrier, and membership or entry fees just for a day of airsoft. Is it safe to blast friends with cheapo airsoft guns in the backyard? Not really, 250fps can leave bbs stuck in your skin, and most certainly take your eye out without decent eye protection, stray bb can cause minor property damage, hit random people, etc. It's like street hockey or basketball, why not just take it too rink? Go play ball at a court? Instead of having to play near the street and almost get run over because the ball bounced into the street? Cheap and accessible.
You also have people who just want the thrill, and no safety. You care about safety, I like to be safe, but what about the one person who doesn't care? Live free die young mindset? Killing is bad and obviously illegal, yet serial killers exist, will continue to exist, and will always exist. What then? How do you deal with that sort ofmindset? Better schooling? What if they just simply don't care? Terrible people exist just for the sake of being terrible. Psychopaths as some would call them. What then? Mind control? Violate human rights by having mind control technology or substances, for the sake of safety?
Correct me I'm wrong but isn't Australia currently dealing with a government that is currently TOO overreaching with lockdown protocols? For the sake of "safety", your government is violating damn near everything to the point where everyone is mass protesting?
@@Project153 Nearest speedway? Within an hour's drive.
That said, I also don't live very far from a major city, and there's a fair few very remote towns in my state.
However, the proximity to a speedway doesn't stop the hooning either. I hear cars roaring like a racetrack pretty regularly late at night.
You make some more good points, and I'd discuss them further, but I'm typing on phone and it won't let me pause typing to reread them.
For anyone that plays the game. In the settings you can turn on drift camera which will automatically turns the camera while in the cockpit view :)
Is this guy not a car guy? He's very knowledgeable about his area of expertise and is an enjoyable presenter, but the sesto elemento is a proof of concept kinda thing lamborghini did a while back. sesto elemento means sixth element in italian, which is carbon. It was a design exercise they did to see how light they could make it, and because of that it's based on a Gallardo instead of the bigger, heavier V12 Aventador. Which is why I thought it was weird he said "v10 engine swap" since it comes with a V10 anyways. The player didn't swap the engine for something else, and there appears to be no different v10 engine you could swap to, it's the stock engine, and the entire reason Audi bought Lamborghini a while back was for their v10. I'm just surprised he doesn't seem to know stuff like that, when almost any average car person like myself could tell you that's the case
He also mentions the dash, but this is the only lamborghini that looks like that. I just don't want people to get on horizon 5 excited thinking you can modify the interior. They made some cool changes for the game but all interiors are still 100% stock with no customization. He says it has a sequential 'box when in reality it's the same single clutch flappy paddle automatic that snaps your head every time you shift as all of their cars that don't have manuals from that time period lol
The steering wheel isn't a "mistake" it's what that car comes with. You brought on a race car driver to talk about a street racing game with street cars. I appreciate it, but that's a bit like bringing on Ray Allen from the celtics to talk about local high school basketball. He seems to think it's weird that all of these lamborghini's have lamborghini things on them, they're not super trofeo cars dude.
He said he likes all the different race car things they added to this horizon but can only point to the dash on the elemento and the sounds. The sounds definitely are better, and thank god for that, finally. If motorsport 8 ever comes out and it's still a good motorsport game, at least it'll sound good. But I can't think of a single thing they've added that makes this game more racing oriented than 4
The game actually does have (since Motorsport 6 or 7) the ability to have the guy look into the direction of the slide with settings you can tweak. I really respect T10 for doing that, it's a godsend for drifting
TLDR: That's as far as I got. This guy's cool but you could have probably found somebody within 5 miles that knows more about cars, especially since this guy's area of expertise barely factored into things, and those would be what I want to hear about. Just some criticisms, it's still awesome that they talked about cars and racing games and got a pro. It's cool that he knows Frederic Aasbo : D Man drifts a hatchback, and Papadakis Racing builds his cars. They're some of the best car guys/engineers on earth. If ya'll could get Aasbo or Steph Papadakis on THAT would be amazing. Cheers E>
Lol yeah I guess he didn't know much of the Sesto and thought everything was aftermarket
You could argue about how "pro" is he really imo.... and to his defence, the racing transmission in FH5 does whine alot which you could mistake for a sequential
@@codemy666 I was surprised he mentioned 'sequential' because that noise comes from the straight cut gears which can be found in both sequential or gate gearboxes. But I suppose you don't really see sequential transmissions with silent/smooth helical cut gears... I could be wrong though.
@@d1scopotato222 Not sure, but what i am sure about is that This "expert" isn't that experienced and races in the MX-5 Cup
In the game there is a 1st person drift camera you can enable. It looks right and left in the direction of your drift with different speed and sensitivity.
There’s an option to make your camera turn around in the direction your drifting
Get this guy on again. Really really fun to listen to.
All things are good but, how come he doesn't know about the sesto elemento?
for those who don't know, there is a drift camera option in the menu's for specifically what he mentioned about not being able to look to the side. You can even adjust the strength of the camera as it turns.
5:09 It's a Sesto Elemento, not a Super Trofeo Huracan
Hey! I actually saw Chris race at Petit Le Mans at Road Atlanta this past year. Would love to see more from Chris, maybe have him react to more sim focused racing games like Assetto Corsa, Assetto Corsa Competizione, or iRacing. Since he drives in the IMSA Global MX-5 Cup, would love to see him react to the MX-5s in iRacing.
I would love to provide gameplay for Assetto Corsa, ACC, rFactor 2, or Automobalista 2
I feel so annoyed when he doesn't identify the sesto elemento. It's so iconic from the need for speed movie I loved that movie as well.
I love this guy, Super Trofeo obsession included.
I loved this more than I thought I would.
Thank you so much Gamology, as requested
He is such a cool dude, definitely bring him back for some other racing games! That said, so much of the actual game-related stuff he said is flat-out wrong. It is the Sesto Elemento, not the Super Trofeo, it is therefore not road legal but has the stock dashboard. Dashboard swapping is not a thing in this game.
Also, different sounds depending on player perspective has been a thing forever and is not new in FH5. There are barely any changes from FH4 to FH5 anyway.
He even called it a driving simulator and most of his commentary on physics was questionable to say the least. For reference, max verstappen holds rfactor2 in higher regard than the codemasters f1 games, which are alot more realistic than FH5. The racing driver here may be good at racing a real car but I'm not too confident on his actual knowledge of cars themselves
Thank you Gameology for finally covering a racing game with an expert. Racing is my favorite genre in gaming so I was so happy to hear a professionals two cents on any racing. I haven't played FH 5 yet so I can't say how I feel about it but it does look better than 4. Hope to see this guy again in the future
I love to see you feature the game "need for speed shift"! The shift games are unique in terms of driving experience
I sunk many many hours into shift 2 unleashed I think the sequel was called. Absolutely loved that game
@@loneshinobi2682 wish more games did something like shift
@@WatcherKoops4677 same tbh. I haven’t played a racing game in years but I remember shift 2 being the last one I genuinely had a lot of fun with. I really enjoyed the fact the dev team worked so closely with professional drivers too
@@loneshinobi2682 I do not think I like the announcer in shift 2. I very much prefer the one in 1
@@WatcherKoops4677 I honestly can’t even remember the announcer in either game lol.. all I remember of shift 2 was how good the car engines sounded especially with headphones on
This guy is amazing. I just wanted to know how realistic the game is, but he is so interesting. I mean, he is telling about everything: own experience, pluses and minuses, ways to improve the game, the skill of gamer, improvements from the 4th part and many other. I mean., he is like perfect person for this format. Now i want to see other videos with him and if there are no more (well, even if there are) i hope u'll call him again. We definetly deserve more of him
Nees ken block to react to the drift/dirt races in horizon and/or any racing game, thinking Drift series
DiRT 2 and 3 ;)
@@bgezal thats actually the series i was thinking of
Fun fact the white Lamborghini is actually a Lamborghini Sesto elemento and the car made is carbon fiber
I would love to see an expert's reaction to the horrible physics in The Crew 2
Chris Nunes the first clip was of a lamborghini sesto elemto FE
No one else triggered he kept calling the sesto elemento an STO lol
FINALLY!!! a racing expert reacting to car games
It is a SESTO ELEMENTO 😭
This is service to car people and I love it. Great guy
I think it'd be cool to have him react to some of the GTA street races
No. Leave the 8 year game alone.
@@unfairplasma1412 nah
note 10:15 there is actually an option to enable drift cockpit where the driver looks the way you are drifting joewon probably has muscle memory drifting/doesn't need it
Its a Lamborghini Sesto Elemento!? Damn im not a race car driver but i know the car! Not Hurucan ST!
when referring to the camera pointing forward whilst drifting, there is a mode, “drift cam” i believe, where you can make the camera automatically compensate for the drift and aim in the direction you’re heading instead of forwards. it does really help driving in 1st person
What does he race? Because racing driver is a broad spectrum. F1 drivers and NASCAR drivers have different mindsets on track
he races imsa
mx5 cup
@@gavintrimmer1323 ok thx. Never heard of it 😅 is it ab American only sport or is it worldwide?
imsa is only in the us but there are are similar european race series that have similar cars
@@gavintrimmer1323 like DTM
Actually about the Mitsubishi section, there's a setting in the camera menu specifically for the first person view called drift look, changing the value loosens or stiffens the camera look, however this may be turned off simply as player preference like how I have it, not for functionality but for footage and the awesome look of looking out the front and seeing everything go sideways.
The Lambo Sesto Elemento is actually NOT street legal, since it is too fast, according to Lamborghini themselves. It is a bit cringy what he says about the lambo, like the dash or the wheel, which are exact scans from the real car, then the physics (200mph, Corner flat out, etc) absolutely not achievable irl. Rant over!