I personally don't have experience with iracing but I can imagine the level of competition to be higher on iracing compared to Ams2 which is a lil more on the casual side of things.
@@PoncheezyI finally tried it out my self! AMS2 is more of a simcade compared to iRacing. Reminds me so much of GT7! Absolutely a blast to run with friends. It’s not a bad thing that AMS2 feels like a simcade cause it’s a good chnage of pace compare to iRacing cause I’m always having to be on kill mode and focused. AMS2 is more chill and relaxing. Absolutely love it.
Damn.. the car is gonna be a problem.. I am not a real race fan.. but i do love to drive in VR and 9 out of 10 times, i don't know what car i'm driving and on what track. haha I would have no idea, which car i would be choosing, let alone the setups.. But i am intrigued, i just signed up and i do see that i don't need to get a licence? I can just start racing? I'm mainly driving in AMS2, because it runs the best on my PC in VR. I do own ACC, but it's not nice racing for me, because it just doesn't run that good in VR. Think i'm gonna practise some more, my AI is set at 90 and i don't finish first, but i am definitely not last. Sometimes even setting the fastest lap... (This 90 AI skill level is high for me, i was never able to play on that skill level, without losing) I'm just wondering if i'm good enough for online racing. I do use the crewchief mod, helping me spotting the cars around me.
Honestly I wouldn't shy away from online races there is fun to be had. I would just take each race as a learning experience. I would prioritize just getting comfortable in traffic and turning clean laps. Right now there is no restrictions on Safety rating so now would be a good time to get your SR up as high as possible so you won't be locked out from races when they do roll out the restrictions. As far as set ups I am a noob in that department. I understand certain things and Ams2 does a good job in explaining the settings. I end up going into time trials and downloading other people's set ups and just reverse engineer them taking what I need from it.
Seems a bit convoluted. Would be great if you just went into AMS2 multi player and it had an LFM section. Being a Steamdeck racer means I would have to do this via desktop mode. Not ideal, for my situation at least.
Thanks, exactly what I am looking for!!!!!!!
Glad I could help!
Thanks for taking the time to do this video, appreciate it!!
Thank you!
Thanks for your help
Thank you for the turtorial mate
thanks !!!
I signed up today and i cant even sign up to races, just says my sr rating is too low
How does AMS2 with LFM compare to iRacing?? Seem's like iRacing has some competition, but I haven't tried AMS 2 with LFM.
I personally don't have experience with iracing but I can imagine the level of competition to be higher on iracing compared to Ams2 which is a lil more on the casual side of things.
@@PoncheezyI finally tried it out my self! AMS2 is more of a simcade compared to iRacing. Reminds me so much of GT7! Absolutely a blast to run with friends. It’s not a bad thing that AMS2 feels like a simcade cause it’s a good chnage of pace compare to iRacing cause I’m always having to be on kill mode and focused. AMS2 is more chill and relaxing. Absolutely love it.
Damn.. the car is gonna be a problem.. I am not a real race fan.. but i do love to drive in VR and 9 out of 10 times, i don't know what car i'm driving and on what track. haha
I would have no idea, which car i would be choosing, let alone the setups..
But i am intrigued, i just signed up and i do see that i don't need to get a licence? I can just start racing? I'm mainly driving in AMS2, because it runs the best on my PC in VR. I do own ACC, but it's not nice racing for me, because it just doesn't run that good in VR.
Think i'm gonna practise some more, my AI is set at 90 and i don't finish first, but i am definitely not last. Sometimes even setting the fastest lap... (This 90 AI skill level is high for me, i was never able to play on that skill level, without losing)
I'm just wondering if i'm good enough for online racing. I do use the crewchief mod, helping me spotting the cars around me.
Honestly I wouldn't shy away from online races there is fun to be had. I would just take each race as a learning experience. I would prioritize just getting comfortable in traffic and turning clean laps. Right now there is no restrictions on Safety rating so now would be a good time to get your SR up as high as possible so you won't be locked out from races when they do roll out the restrictions. As far as set ups I am a noob in that department. I understand certain things and Ams2 does a good job in explaining the settings. I end up going into time trials and downloading other people's set ups and just reverse engineer them taking what I need from it.
@@Poncheezy Okay, today will be the day then! See you on track!
:)
Hehe, thx for the support, i'm nervous, haha
Are these initial LFM lobbies open or default setup?
Seems to be open right now
Seems a bit convoluted. Would be great if you just went into AMS2 multi player and it had an LFM section. Being a Steamdeck racer means I would have to do this via desktop mode. Not ideal, for my situation at least.
It's not that bad. but sim racing on a steam deck is crazy work 😮
@@Poncheezy So, have you done it on Steamdeck? Via desktop mode?