How Camera Perspectives Affect Your Favorite Games 

Eden, was that the asphalt 8 menu theme at the beginning of the video?

@@sakiaung DJ Gontran - Moby Glitch :)

@@DustinEdenYT ah so i was right, thanks for replying

after watching it i'm definitiely having a great day, really interesting video! i thought it would have been a bit more in depth overall about FOV and stuff but it was still awesome

We want an asphalt video now >:)

same man

Same bro…

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@@night2vyife hi Nightdrive

ngl it's the game that brought me to loving cars today xD

It's also due to the lack of frames back then, and the change of the kind of people who play the game. All of the madness that made older racing games seem fast are now considered annoying by the tryhards. And new games have access to more frames, making them smoother and reducing blur. Racing games now feel very "safe" due to these changes.

@@digitalcamaro9708 Sadly...One thing i wish modern games didnt accidentally mirror with modern cars. Another thing that both many older and newer games fail to represent is that most cars especially with manual transmission should feel more aggressive and torquey when accelerating even if they are relatively slow, but stock cars from og Most Wanted to forza feel like they are some bogged down diesel delivery tracks with their rpm behaviour and shift patterns, when they should sound and act like maxed cars, just that they get up to speed slower. I mean take any slower car that has sportier engine and it will make lots of noise and drama being viceral with its power delivery but just will get to 100km/h relatively slowly.(all show no go kind of a deal like Suzuki Cappucino for example, which is fun and lets you ring out the car to all hell withs its high rpm tiny engine, which is really fun) Its something that Grid 1/2, Dirt 3 and NFS Shift done quite well(tho shift has quite awful engine sound, transmissions sound amazing tho especially on deceleration), but other games i played both newer and older(especially gran turismo) make most cars feel lame unless its maxed end game cars. Which ahouls actually feel even more aggresive and erratic especially if its a tuner or a racecar I just wish for a game that would finally have both these aspects perfected, together with very good camerawork and Most Wanted 05 like handling, but noone seems to even try :/

Codemasters were quite close with some of their earlier Dirt(3) and Grid games(especially grid 2), and Dirt Rally games also get sound, sensation of speed and vicerality well, but i woupd love to have that in a small open world(like a city from Blacl Box era NFS games, full of fum corners(instead snoozefest that Forza Horizon open worlds are)with more hints of Most Wanted 05's handling and gameplay)

What I find bizarre on GT case is that, although I love GT4, it is the game that introduced this stiff camera that is used even today, the series didnt had this stiff camera from the beginning. I dont like GT3 but it is one thing that I like about it is that the camera feels way smoother than anything that was released after.

i really dont understand whats going on with NFS, they really should F off with the brake to drift bs and go back to powerslides and car personality, hell, pro street is a disgrace physics-wise and it's an insane amout of fun, why tf do modern arcade racers feel so bland most of the time? The ones that i can think of that do it right are the Wreckfest devs, and the handling still feeels a bit simcade-ish. If burnout came back with something like a revenge 2.0 it would BREAK the market for racing games.

play pro street on nevada and tell me you dont clench your ass on corners because god knows i do XD

I always bat an eye and talk about the camera for every new game I play with about 82k words just about the camera alone

Actually, I kinda find myself correcting my car easier on cockpit camera when my car slips. I just know better on how much I need to correcting the car on cockpit / bumper camera compared to third person camera

@@m.raihanammarfachrezixpplg7898 true, it makes it much simpler to understand the direction the car is going than when the car is viewed sideways in third person.

@@lucasm20 Well, the downside is that we can't see our car lol

@@m.raihanammarfachrezixpplg7898 true, that's why sometimes I switch between the two. Although I usually like to be immersed inside the car when doing joy rides in Forza Horizon.

i can understand the bumper cam because you don't have the hood or the dash on the way to see everything perfectly, but i have one particular issue: i don't get the feel for how wide the car is and i often cut too far with that camera and bump into barriers/corners sticking out because of it, so i always use 3rd person cam, far if im using a monitor up close and close if im using a TV

For me the problem is you can't use a wheel

Who said that to Dustin

@@JuiceyBeverage joe

The chase cam reminds me of classic overhead footage from helicopters of Group B rally cars rocketing down the course. Even the camera view has a distinctive rally identity.

You need to know more than just left and right 🤦🏻

@@christiantaylor1495 now I think about it it would be hard judging corners with just indicators

@@k93cj To make a 3rd person camera work in Art of Rally they could just have little arrow icons appear on screen indicating the type of turn. Some handheld rally games did that and Asphalt Urban GT on the DS for some reason. Would be rather easy to implement by simply putting triggers in front of turns that display the corresponding icon when activated.

holy shit what up yoel

@@TheChuyDewy Yooooo!!!!! Second Yoel with Y that I find and again is on RU-vid.

there's a second one?!

@@darknos99 yes. an xbox original exclusive (from what i know). played it for hours when i still had one.

@@juang.kontigo9558 that explains since I never found for PC

@@darknos99 RSC2 improved on RSC by a large margin. More of everything. Faster. Improved graphics. If you can get your hands on a copy, you won't regret it.

@@camerona9067 I only got PC

Amazing game from back in 2013 when games had 'graphics'. When you go from 'Rolling Sun' or 'Influx' to 'Polyball' you know that developers just gave up.

@@ChaunceyGardener Even so, it was a decent spin-off. The WRC series itself was actually good in the hand of Milestone.

The game has always been 3d

Yeah it's the only reason i stopped playing that game

yes the first song in this video took me right back

overproud ajg

@@rwdtr aowkwok

Go play the game

@@wibs0n68 Mau sih, tapi nggak punya PC. Laptop juga kentang

@@m.raihanammarfachrezixpplg7898 how bad is it. I don't think it's resource intensive

It’s also on PC and I like Rush Rally series too

Did you find it?

@@syvar1886 No, not yet.