Le Mans Ultimate

Gioco da veri pistaioli! Non sono ammessi contatti grazie al severo sistema di controllo,ci sono avvisi ed eventuali BAN per i giocatori scorretti ed incuranti di ciò che gli circonda..è un titolo serio finalmente! Le lobbi online sono SUPER bilanciate e il livello di competizione è da appassionati! OTTIMO LAVORO !!!!

Физика резины, фидбек, звук, картинка, все в игре привлекательно, но будьте готовы к тому что в 5 из 10 гонок вас будут выносить на первом повороте. Так как игра очень честная игра возложит и на вас ответственность за то что идиот который в вас врежется и убьет не умеет тормозить. Живой пример: последние несколько гонок меня просто разбивали, а в конце дали бан на 3 дня.10 банов из 10

Writing this review as follow-up to the release of version 1.4: This Racing Simulator had it's major strength in it's build in Multiplayer. Which had its flaws, but was just easy to use, had a nice netcode with exceptional collision physics and mostly fair matchmaking. BUT after the release of V1.4, Things changed. Making the online experience awful and sometimes unplayable. The change in network protocol and other backend systems cause servers to crash mid game, people are now teleporting instead of disappearing which suddenly leaves one getting sideswiped for non reason and having the race ended for one. EVEN if you manage to dodge all the malfunctions, you better hope to be racing a sprint race. Because of changes in the pitstops, Cars now can get stuck in pits because they are to close to eachother. When the Car is being rotated, Cars happen to clip throug the ground beacuse they get pushed thru it from another car that pits, or the other car simply damages your freshly services car. nice. As icing on the cake, in Single-Player those issues cause the NPC Drivers to also crash in pits, get damage and block the fast lane. According to multiple sources, those issues were mention on release day of 1.4V! 2 Weeks later, it's still a mess! The Game is not in Early Accses anymore, but still gets treated like one by the devs. The promised Carrer-Mode is still absent and not announced, but atleast there are new tracks which are ok, but on the expensive side and also full of issues. The Game often feels bland and heartless in different apparments, like sound design, UI, and Ranking system. Some Online Races are often simply unfair, because of very poor balancing. f.e. Racing 45min Interlagos with LMGT3s, puts one to an extra pitstip if you dont drive the Lexus. (could be also fixed with a mandatory pitstop function) Practicing is a chore, since it takes alot of clicks to setup the track in best conditions. I'd simply stay away from this money pit for some time, until real fixes happen without bringing more problems with them. (4 out of 4 Streak since V1.0) Don't play it, no matter if you like single player racing or online multiplayer. If things change for good by a good margin I will update my review.

Genuinely surprised that this game is somehow well received. The entire experience feels like trying to start a broken lawnmower, it may work but it's still broken. Singleplayer is seriously lacking, no career, championships, or even just dedicated practice mode. Multiplayer is better but the way game works serverside is just embarrassing. Wdym practice, quali and the race all use different server hostings, its just makes connection issues a common thing (also game just disconnect you mid race because desync or whatever). Pricing model is also terrible, and people somehow defend it saying "its cheaper than iracing", talk about setting a bar low. I could get around with previous dlcs where, you got tracks and cars to drive but the latest USA pack is just not justifiyng the price. Its the same laser scanned tracks that were used in rfactor 2 and they're way cheaper there, than here. it's been a year since release out of early access and somehow feels like it still heavily work in progress title.

Best sim for racing GT3, prototype, and hypercar in my opinion. FFB feels great, online racing is fairly good with the new safety rating system, I also love how its way cheaper to buy tracks and cars than iRacing. I just wish they would expand the game to add IMSA tracks, that would be INSANE.

I’m done with this game

Its amazing when it works well - the visuals, the racing, the tracks... But its incomplete. I use a thrustmaster wheel(T300) which has constant issues with FFB and sometimes, even inputs. I have played a variety of sims other than this and LMU is the only one which has this issue. Picture this - you selected a track you want to race in for a daily event, you register, wait, practice, quali; suddenly the game decides you are not worthy for a race and just doesnt let you even control the car. I usually only get time late at night, over the weekend, if at all (maybe a couple races if I get lucky) and then coming to this... its just disappointing and infuriating. Not to mention, your safety and driver ratings get tanked because of this too, making an already grindy process much more intense. From my point of view, its just difficult to recommend this to someone with a schedule like mine. For the devs, in case someone reads this: Essentially, after every session (practice/quali/race), I need to reboot my steering wheel to ensure I have ffb. It works for the most part, but recently, thats also not always a given - eg recently in Portimao I spawned in after quali and ffb was gone, did the whole restart thing and suddenly lost all input completely. Restarted the game and joined, again from pit - no ffb, restarted wheel, still no inputs at all. Had to just give it up. (All of the above is pretty reproducible, apart from the case where you completely lose all input). And I can understand that there might be a bunch more things that are internal, which the consumer probably would never look at, but this is really a fundamental issue (with thrustmaster support in general it seems...). So please have a look if possible at the earliest.

Betting 30 euros in the casino still wouldn't be as big of a waste as owning this game. I recently got into sim racing and ofc, Le Mans popped up on my YT feed, I said I'll try it to see what's about and after 13 hours of gameplay, I can tell you that I might keep on playing this out of boredom and to not make a complete mockery out of my money, but I don't think I'll ever actually enjoy it. Besides the so called "realistic" physics that you find in most racing games nowadays and the people playing it with 0.5/2 braincells when it comes to turns/overtakes/defends/leaving space, there's one thing 10 times more frustrating, and that is their ban system which is one of the worst If not the worst banning system I've ever seen in my entire life. I get it, it is meant to provide a better, more clean and realistic experience for the player. I got banned in the first place because I was driving like trash due to being new to sim racing and lack of experience, I'll own it, got over it, left room for future improvement. Ban expired yesterday and today I thought I'll give it a go on an LMP3 event on Monza. First turn, I'm trying to mind my own business on the outside line of the turn, trying to not collide with anyone because of my bad entry, I get hit and pushed off the track by someone behind me trying to do an overtake at a 90 degrees angle, because that's what driving safe means after all, "If there's no space, I'll make it on my own" type of mentality. Going forward and finishing the race, I come to find out that I'm BANNED yet again for an "incident", the only one being the one that I GOT hit and pushed off the track. All in all it's just a pathetic experience at this point. Think twice before buying this game, don't let the youtubers/streamers with hundreds If not thousands of hours on this game and expensive sim rigs misslead you.