This will keep me going until we can edit handling files to further improve it.ĭisable TCS/ABS and other stability control systems. I'm glad R included this cheat as I'm sure some driving fanatic over there made this handling possible. Simply, it's like taking off TCS, ABS and other stability control systems. Drifting and general loss of traction fun is now possible, traction loss when taking off under hard acceleration, tires locking up on hard breaking and so on.
Weight transfer is much more realistic with the weight actually affecting the cars direction and angle of slip. It allows the tires to slip appropriately as understeer and oversteer are a very real thing now.
Entering it will stop achievements from recording but I couldn't care less for it. The cheat code has to be entered every game and after you die sometimes. So I found something awesome which made my V experience orders of magnitude more enjoyable, a cheat code to be specific. I don't play gta for the driving but after being completely spoiled by GTA IV modded car physics I can't stand such unrealistic driving as it's a big part of the game and it makes gateways and such so much more enjoyable)
(I just want to say that I'm a driving person, it's one of my best skills and have been developing my understanding of cars and racing for some 10 years now. It's really bad, worse than a nfs game and I was getting bored of driving already so I took a break from the game. Impossible turning, tire grip like f1 cars, weight transfer is almost non existent due to hard and very limited suspension travel. It turns the base GTA V game into something that looks like it’s a game about to be released in the future.Well two weeks ago was my first experience of gta5 and first thing that really put me off was the driving physics. NaturalVision Evolved works extremely well with ray tracing, and introduces changes to the game’s lighting, reflections, ambient colours, textures, etc.
Of course, a list of realism mods just isn’t complete without a graphics upgrade mod.
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