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Full race. Assetto Corsa Competizione Track Kyalami, Night Race, 45 minutes in LFM Enjoy!

So with all that is said and done, I thought I upload one more video of me just enjoying Night City with my Racing Wheel + Keyboard and Mouse causing havoc wherever possible. Enjoy.

So, lets see what racing is like in CyberPunk 2077s Night City.

And here we are at last, when everything starts to align and we are enjoying ourselves in the immersion of CyberPunk 2077 with Keyboard + Mouse and Racing Wheel... Enjoy

The more the game went on, the worse it got. To the point that I simply restarted the whole PC... So, enjoy some Game Rage from my end trying to play CyberPunk 2077 with annoying loading and glitching. Restarting the PC helped after this, for a while. Turns out later I found out I had caught some Malware... Been a hot minute since last I had any virus, well over 10 years. So that came as a surprise. Unfortunately I found the Malware after I uninstalled CP.2077. So I guess I will have to download it again some time in the future to see how it goes. Other than some rage, enjoy...... as much as possible ofc.

After getting the racing wheel to work with Cyberpunk, I ventured off to experience the game with as much immersion as I could. And it was quite fun to say the least. Enjoy.

This week on LFM we are on Brands Hatch. I have some very small experience on this track before all this, its practically new to me with less than 40 laps total on it in ACC and possibly one AI race in the first Assetto Corsa a while back? Hard to recall. This makes Brands Hatch the perfect candidate to show the complete process of training for a track to get ready for online races. This is the third video of 4, with the last being the actual race on Brands Hatch LFM Rookie GT3 series. In the first video I detailed the initial steps of the process, getting acquainted with a track. The second video I make some recommendations for Track Guides and show the process of applying Track Guide knowledge to the training process. The third is where all the training comes together for a final session before the race. And, as stated, the 4th and last video which is this one is the LFM race itself, with commentary reviewing it after its completion. So without further ado, lets hit the track.

This week on LFM we are on Brands Hatch. I have some very small experience on this track before all this, its practically new to me with less than 40 laps total on it in ACC and possibly one AI race in the first Assetto Corsa a while back? Hard to recall. This makes Brands Hatch the perfect candidate to show the complete process of training for a track to get ready for online races. This is the third video of 4, with the last being the actual race on Brands Hatch LFM Rookie GT3 series. In the first video I detailed the initial steps of the process, getting acquainted with a track. The second video I make some recommendations for Track Guides and show the process of applying Track Guide knowledge to the training process. This now is where all the training comes together for a final session before the race. And, as stated, the 4th and last video is the LFM race itself, with commentary reviewing it after its completion. So without further ado, lets hit the track.

This week on LFM we are on Brands Hatch. I have some very small experience on this track before all this, its practically new to me with less than 40 laps total on it in ACC and possibly one AI race in the first Assetto Corsa a while back? Hard to recall. This makes Brands Hatch the perfect candidate to show the complete process of training for a track to get ready for online races. This is the first video of 4, with the last being the actual race on Brands Hatch LFM Rookie GT3 series. In this first video I detail the initial steps of the process, getting acquainted with a track. In the second video I make some recommendations for Track Guides and show the process of applying Track Guide knowledge to the training process. The third video is where all the training comes together for a final session before the race. And, as stated, the 4th and last video is the LFM race itself, with commentary reviewing it after its completion. So without further ado, lets hit the track.

This week on LFM we are on Brands Hatch. I have some very small experience on this track before all this, its practically new to me with less than 40 laps total on it in ACC and possibly one AI race in the first Assetto Corsa a while back? Hard to recall. This makes Brands Hatch the perfect candidate to show the complete process of training for a track to get ready for online races. This is the second video of 4, with the last being the actual race on Brands Hatch LFM Rookie GT3 series. In the first video I detailed the initial steps of the process, getting acquainted with a track. Now in this second video I make some recommendations for Track Guides and show the process of applying Track Guide knowledge to the training process. The third video is where all the training comes together for a final session before the race. And, as stated, the 4th and last video is the LFM race itself, with commentary reviewing it after its completion. So without further ado, lets hit the track.

Can Cyberpunk 2077 work with a racing wheel? And if so how, and what are the pros and cons with it? Find out how I got the Thrustmaster T248 to work with Cyberbunk 2077 for a full immersion to Night City.

After the Intro-Channel Video of 1hr getting into my history of Sim Racing, my initial experiences in ACC, etc, its time to dive into more detailed (and arguably shorted video format, at least compared to the first video) videos covering aspects and content for ACC. Music Credits: Xpander - Sasha HazaronGT Racing Sim Racing Vlogs Secondary: General Racing Content Timestamps and Video Chapters: -01: Introduction - 00:32 -02: Tip 1... Get yourself a Community! - 02:23 -03: Practice and AI Races FIRST! - 03:37 -04: Getting Ready for Online Races - 06:07 -05: Everything Adds Up - 11:53 -06: Forget Setups... for now - 12:58 -07: Track Guides and more on the process - 16:43 -08: Keep in mind for 1st LFM Races - 19:00 -09: Closing Words - 27:13

Using my own Reshade and PURE setup, the Horizon Shades Classic PP Filter, the SRP (Shutoko Revival Project track with the AEGIS Modern by C13 skin), and the Ferrari Xezri Concept car, I took to the streets of a modded Assetto Corsa to re-create to an extent the feel of driving in Cyberpunk 2077, but now in a working Simulation made for racing. Enjoy the Cyberpunk ASMR Highway Joy Riding with the ambient of the Cyberpunk 2077 soundtrack in the background (or foreground, I guess)... Soundtrack Timestamps: :00:00- Atlantis :04:36- V :07:00- Scavenger Hunt :10:32- Never Fade Away (SAMURAI Cover) - feat. Olga Jankowska :15:17- To Hell and Back :18:40- Cyberninja

My first experiences in Sim Racing, the ups and downs, the disasters and the achievements. A history run up to how I got into it all, why Assetto Corsa Competizione, and an introduction video to who I am and this channel. -01: Introduction - 01:00 -02: My History into SimRacing - 01:50 -03: My Disastrous ACC Beginning - 06:48 -04: Initial Suggestions for Beginners - 16:17 -05: The AC Experience leading to ACC - 25:18 -06: Why ACC and my Thoughts on it! - 33:32 -07: Closing Words - 54:23