This enables players to tune the driver AI to their skill and preference and offers a wide range for growth as your skills improve. On the whole, AI drivers are remarkably human except for mass-pileup avoidance. The AI drivers will sometimes stop behind a wrecked car waiting for a clear path rather than navigating around the action. Bumping your way to victory, even with damaged turned off, is not an option, though you can have fun trying. As the proud owner of an ACT Labs Force RS with twelve buttons, I find it somewhat disheartening that I must constantly turn to the keyboard for vital tasks.
Most wheels command a large desktop presence and leave little room for a keyboard.
I must reach down to the floor and feel for a key when I want to check my tire pressure or change my camera view. The interface remains oddly cluttered and somewhat non-intuitive. Adding new drivers and creating your own on-screen persona aren't especially intuitive. I'm not a fan. I especially enjoyed the short courses that felt more like go-karts than real cars.