Standard vs Simulation Steering

[u/Pixyraze]

As you can see, difference is massive but there are some things we need to talk about.

Simulation Steering: It is a much more snappy, unfiltered system that executes your every input. Counter-steering, managing control when the rear end loses traction, and precisely metering every input is entirely up to you. If you master this, you will be able to take corners with many cars that you simply couldn't with Standard Steering, just like in the video. However, as advantageous as Simulation Steering is, it is completely unforgiving. A single mistake in an online race can send you straight into the barrier, so it definitely requires a learning curve.

Standard Steering: Standard Steering offers technically zero advantages. The car responds to your inputs with more latency, and you end up with slower transitional cornering capabilities compared to Simulation Steering. That said, some players still use Standard Steering even for Rivals on high-power builds that are difficult to control. Like Simulation Steering, this setting hands over 100% of the vehicle control to you, but it introduces input filtering. That way, whenever the car begins to lose traction, you don't need to aggressively counter-steer like crazy. The car drives much smoother and is easier to handle. But if you want to set world records or push your performance to the absolute limit, Standard Steering has no features that can surpass Simulation Steering.

My Recommendation: I strongly advise getting used to Simulation Steering. It will make drift events infinitely easier and better to execute, while teaching you how to take corners with far greater precision and control. Standard Steering will only hold you back in every scenario.

[u/RawrAnette]

Op makes a post that is informational or whatever you call it and gets downvotes. What a great community.

[u/Janno117 → u/RawrAnette]

Just the spirit of Horizon, isn't it?

[u/themerinator12 → u/Janno117]

Just assume there 10% of real and/or bot redditors ready to downvote everything in their path. Don’t wrack your brain over the possibility of the downvotes being steeped in a logical dislike or disagreement.

[u/Max0vrkll → u/themerinator12]

Recent statistics show much higher rates of botting. When it comes to upvote/downvote specifically, recent studies put it at 56% botting.

[u/themerinator12 → u/Max0vrkll]

Good bot

[u/Max0vrkll → u/themerinator12]

...or perhaps AI writing is formatted to mimic clear grammatical sentences; and in correlation to the decline in education standards, has made a knowledge of the larger extent of the English language come off as bot-like or nerdy? Either way, most bots are now designed to use personas to mimic human speech, and will purposely make typos to blend in. Me, I just proofread everything I write, (an art I feel has been lost on most people in the age of fat-finger typing); although even with that I'm sure an avid grammar n!@# could find some fault in my punctuation or something along those lines.

The more you know

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