When trying it out for one race however, I found my car to be much stable in the corners. Personally, I have left it off because I'm used to my gamepad settings that served me well for the past few months. This does not mean it's impossible to spin out now, you can still get caught out by a loose car. Trying to catch an oversteering car with a gamepad may result in an overreaction as it might not be possible to make fine adjustments to the steering input with a gamepad or keyboard. It helps in catching a car that may be breaking loose. The assist is tailored for gamepad or kb/m users. The second notable change in the patch is the addition of a new 'Opposite Lock Assist' option. 100% would see a bit of the 'rubbing is racing' seen in touring car racing. The aggression setting now seems to affect how often the AI would attempt bold overtaking manoeuvrers.

They are also respectful of presence and adjusts their positioning accordingly. However now the AI actually races with you and with eachother. The most notable of this however is a massive change to AI opponents, before the AI would be too timid to try and overtake or just ignore your presence altogether. The second major patch for the racing sim Project Cars 2 dropped recently on PC and it addresses these two concerns among other bug fixes and quality of life changes. Two of the biggest complaints I hear about Project Cars 2 is the poor AI and the bad gamepad controls.

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