I definitely agree! Although, the RWD snapping behavior is not limited to tarmac, it behaves the same on gravel. There are spots where the rear tires have literally zero grip all of a sudden without any apparent reason, even when driving slowly. Natural and smooth gravel drifts are just not happening right in EA WRC, despite being somewhat natural for me IRL.
I did the latest moments challenge earlier, the wet one in Japan.
The grip levels were still a bit too strong for wet tarmac even though it was quite nice in hairpins to get a bit of a slide. They ought to make this the default dry behaviour, just make it a dry track but retain the 'wet' grip physics. Then just make actual wet tarmac a bit slippery than this but not as slippy as ice or snow
@widdler wrote:I did the latest moments challenge earlier, the wet one in Japan.
The grip levels were still a bit too strong for wet tarmac even though it was quite nice in hairpins to get a bit of a slide. They ought to make this the default dry behaviour, just make it a dry track but retain the 'wet' grip physics. Then just make actual wet tarmac a bit slippery than this but not as slippy as ice or snow
Totally my thoughts.
