Car physics and GRIP

Ok, Now this is by far my favorite simulation/car game there is out there, but after all these years of playing, The F****NG grip! it is so slippery its unbelivable. This time, i was going in a lamborghini, very grippy and sporty car in real life, but now in game, i came in this actually not so tight turn going like 80 KMH AND WHAT HAPPENS? Yeah ofcourse the tires lose grip. BUT THAT Should not happen by going 80kmh in a lamborghini or any car by that matter in real life at such a small corner. i understand how hard it is to make it perfect, but this needs to be fixed. u should be able to go almost 200kmh in a pretty sharp corner if it was real life, because i have done that in real life and it stayed perfectly on the road. and the turning physics and grip is very unrealistic to real life. I just hope yall can fix this in some way.

 

First of all, do the same test with a vanilla car, instead of a meshslap, so you'll have a better tunes suspension to begin with (the SBR is a good option). Only after that you can say that the tires have too little grip.

 

Did you use the brakes?/s
I dont think a lambo could even do a corner at 80kmh without braking

 

I did, and bro, lambo is a race car and should atleast be able to do this going 140 or sum man, i did this shit in real life and a damn volvo 740

 

this video explains exactly why you're wrong

 

I have seen that video, but he is miss calculating, I have litterally got in a sharp corner in real life going 160 KMH plus and it grips extremely good. this game is very slippery

 

I doubt what you're saying is true. You're bringing nothing to the table, whilst BeamNG has been working with engineers for almost a decade now to perfect their tire model. In fact it is praised by a lot of members from the sim racing community as one of the most realistic and tactile models.
I also don't get why you're complaining, you're driving a lamborghini (which in reality uses the same handling model as the SBR4), on -presumably- sports tires, with an AWD system that is guaranteed to accentuate understeer, and you also seem to be using a keyboard.

 

Ok listen, i am using a keyboard yes, but i have alot of damn experience in real life with driving fast in corners and racing, i dont think sim racers know more about grip than an actual driver. i am a car mechanic also. i tried steering different ways, but no damn matter how u steer. GOING 80KMH WILL NOT LOSE GRIP. u could go 140 in a 2003 ford fusion and not lose grip in real life

 

You do understand that being a sim racer doesn't mean that you can't drive cars IRL, right?
I really don't get how you can think that going full lock at 80 in a tight turn, after a crest, on sports tires, and hitting the wall is unrealistic

 

Ok what
Something your saying isnt making sence, with the average car in real life doing 80 around the corner is a death trap, unless you have race tires and a massive wing. What your saying is making no sence

 

I had race tires, and btw, If i have done such a sharp turn in real life with a volvo 740 going 80kmh and not lose grip, then why would i in game
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I have done it alot. ive played for years

 

What type of corners were you going around? Sharp or long corners?

 

Both kinds, Long and sharp, or only long, or only sharp, ive done all

 

Ingame or irl?

 

real life, and ingame

 

Lets just switch back to ingame for the meantime, what sorts of cars were you driving? Were they hillclimb or just stock/ tuned ones?

 

notice that at 1:10, probably about the same radius turn as the one in-game, except it's mirrored, an SVJ (which has more downforce) only goes 100.
This is also what you should be able to manage in-game if you had a controller or a wheel. I really don't get how you can think that your complaints have any substance whatsoever

 

in game i usually drive tuners, rally and Sometimes drift cars.

 

So basically you have been using them cars going around corners fine then you switch to a low lambo with stiff suspension and which is a bolide underneath?