don't use crossplay

@Nellix82 The video only shows that you have disadvantages with higher FPS and in principle you have advantages when the FPS are below 60, which is already the case with consoles (in normal mode).
In my eyes, this has nothing to do with cross play, but with the technical differences between the platforms.

The problem is that there are differences in physics at different frame rates, the update rate of the physics should not be related to the update rate of the frames.

@zombie182 Yup

@zombie182 why not? me from console if I go on the curb I lose delta from pc you don't take advantage of the track I don't translate into thousandths so if I run.with pc.io from console I'm at a significant disadvantage....

@Nellix82 I have many console players in my league and none of them have problems, only PC players who have more than 60 FPS.

as i said, the problem is not cross play, the problem is physics and frame rate dependency.
The game should always behave the same whether you play at 30, 60 or 120 FPS.

@Categoria: Ultrasonic_77 yes, in fact, the problem is that from the pc you can lower it below 60 having the benefits of physics and track behavior

@Ultrasonic_77 I agree, but as far as I know there are no disadvantages to having exactly 60 FPS. In my league, the fast console players are just as fast as the fast PC players and they don't have any problems with the curbs, they all play at 60 FPS.

What bothers me here is that the problem is shifted to cross play, which is not right in my eyes, because the frame rate influences the physics and not cross play.

I'm also not a fan of cross play because it affects the network connection in the game.
I always have a perfect internet connection, but as soon as I activate cross play, the connection goes from green to yellow or red, and that affects the whole lobby when I am the host. As soon as I deactivate cross play, the connection is immediately green again. I don't know how it is on consoles, but for me and others on PC, the connection is always affected, but that's a completely different problem.