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All, enjoy the sim(s) of your choice, enjoy our great hobby and not worry what others think, and less time telling others that they are wrong. A constructive review is one thing, (insert sim title here) is rubbish is not a review. Merry Christmas.
That's what I've been saying. We are fortunate to have so many options
@@nicholase6552 "We are fortunate to have so many options"
"You are entitled to your own opinion, not your own facts."
- Daniel Patrick Moynihan
“If you’ll just give up your critical faculties, a world of idiotic bliss can be yours.”
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The Dixie horn moment…comedy gold. Worthy of The Grand Tour, that moment! 😂😂😂
It was an honor crashing into you on the first lap, Rimble!
Wanna get hammered? Take a drink every time the game stutters 😂
wish they fix it, game runs great in vr but every so often the game starts to stutter and has to be restarted in exactly the same way jim is getting but worse.. based on the open xr fps details and the way cpu usage spikes when it stutters its ether a cpu related issue or a memory leak issue which causes the cpu to spike
Great to see you on lmu. It's mad how much of an effect yours and other TH-cam videos have an effect on bringing in new players!
The devs are doing wonders with lmu and listening to player feedback, great to see more people give it a proper go
I managed to finally get LMU to behave by getting throttlestop values just right. Worth it! 60 car grid at Le Mans with this level of accuracy is just mental. Also I asked a club circuit owner recently about the software they run on their training sim. ChassisSim and rFactor. Long live ISIMotor! S397, I salute you, keep it up! Enjoy the golden age, Jimmer ♥️
Crazy - I’ve still not had any issues with tyres ie bugs. Weird
What a battle with that porsche shame on the stutter hopefully they fix this sooner rather than later 😊 but well done Jimmy great content as always
I had the stutter issue yesterday. I had a windows update and it sorted it. And i removed Norton Anti-Virus, no issues since
That is exactly the random thing that shouldn't affect a game if it has any chance of being adopted by more casual users.
@ yeah it’s super tricky though in my eyes. We pay for early access to fund the dev of the game and highlight issues. If the issues persist long term then that’s the concern. Hope they get on top of it soon!
@@Spaffboy I love LMU but half these bugs have been around since rf2. These Devs got no idea how to fix these things
@@NielsHeusinkveld Eventhough I partly agree with you, it needs to be said that it get's obviously harder and harder for developers to track down issues simply due to the insane amount of hardware and software combinations these days and with updates being automated. With some of the issues seen here in the video I couldn't even tell if it's simply caused by client side issues or not. I have been experiencing similar stutters in other titles and sometimes the fixes are simple, sometimes not. I recently fired up AMS1 and I get insane stutters when AI enters the garage for example. I had stutters in AC and fixed it with a frame cap. On the other hand I run LMU with a 6700k and a GTX 1070 in 2,4 races and have zero issues with performance or stutters since day 1. What needs to be fixed are the join/leave lags - they weren't as severe as they are with the latest update.
Exactly jimmy 👍🏻
Too many fan boys and developers with chips on shoulders….
I often swap sims, then get annoyed with the one thing that sim does poorly and move on to repeat elsewhere for a few months and onto the next. lol
It’s like AMS2 people are so aggressive defending it, and I’m like yeah it’s fun but it feels like spongy ice and there’s weird ghosts at night.
Iracing has the whole cost, and I specifically like LMP so the unrealistic speeds and hybrid bugs are annoying AF.
Then ACC just runs diabolically even with on my beast machine and the FFB is pretty dreadful, but it does have great feeling of weight and audio
The problem with LMU is that everybody hates MSG and they are charging a subscription and for DLC in an early access game with bugs, the latest update appears to have brought back the odd session time bug too 🤦🏻♂️
At least it’s not long to wait for EVO - maybe we can all get back to just having fun with our hobby again…
Have a bloody fantastic Xmas bud,
CHEERS!! 🍻
PS - bought the old man a MOZA setup 😉😉
I agree the DLC in early access is wrong. Don't think they have a choice though, they're literally going to go bankrupt if they don't get money asap
The constant fighting is starting to really annoy me. But people have also lost the plot with where they think simracing is, or what it is. This is a very niche market with few small teams making industry leading titles. Just add raceroom to your list and that is every single actively updated racing sim on the market. Yet having to spend some money on a DLC to support these studios is a bridge too far. If you actually look at LMU it isn't in a worse state than the other sims. If LMU dies taking S397 with them there won't be anything to replace it. Honestly I could see a reality where in a few years the market is literally just Kunos and iRacing. They have the money to keep building a gap nobody will ever close from scratch.
@@namesii1880paying for early access dlc is how you wind up being scammed out of nearly 100 pounds
@@namesii1880 IMO the iRacing folks were correct to choose a subscription model. It's the only model that has any hope of funding ongoing development/refinement. I get that people don't like them, but as you say it's a very niche market and perpetual license sales are just not going to be enough. Server platforms (and the skilled people to manage them!) ain't cheap either.
I had a stutter issue where my global Nvidia settings had vsync on for some reason in the control panel. Turned that off, have been golden ever since. That and an FPS cap always seems to help.
Merry Chrimble Jibmer! 🎄
Still love the lmu content. And I never had any issues until now… I hope u get rid of them :)
Are your CPU cores parked by chance? Dave Cam has a video about disabling parked cores - parked cores were causing screen stuttering. Unparking the cores fixed it.
i get it some times on lmu and i have a ryzen chip and defo nor cores parked.. its some thing game side that cause cpu usage to spike, restarting the game fixes it for me but thats not an answer for an endurance sim lol
I remember when people used to get paid to playtest a game. Now, you have to pay £70 in order to do so!
Either way, you had a great race, shame about lap 1, but fighting through the field made for good viewing 😊
The stuttering that you got in the race is alot like the other stuttering me and a friend has gotten in other steam games like CS2. If they are the same then you need to go into windows and search up temporary files and delete the DirectX shadow files. Doing that has helped with the stuttering in other games.
Listen to Jimmer's comments and power up your "at least adolescent-grade critical thinking" module before posting more trash like this. Why would these problems affect only LMU and not iRacing/Assetto Corsa/Wreckfest?
@@jsleeio Just because it has happend in some games doesn't mean it has to be affecting EVERY game. And just because it isn't right doesn't mean you need to come at me with "Trash like this". All i did was point out something that it could be and not a 100% correct thing. The stuttering could be 10 different things from problems with the game to the hardware/software. But just because it is 1 thing or another doesn't mean my suggestion was wrong. You could also do your own research before coming at me with your own trash take lmao.
Also why not the other games? Well could also be that those games have been around for a while and might be better optimised after years of updates and development.
@@jsleeio So why would Jimmy have these issues if many others don't have the issue? You can absolutely have an issue with some game with other games being perfectly fine.
@@politelemon didn't listen, did you
For an early access game, they seem to be milking it hard already, which isn't good. But then, their recommended gpu is a GTX1070! They need to sort out these stutters, but I doubt they'll get it. Niche racing games are hard to keep going :(
Merry holidays anyway, love you.
jimmy, you can try to verify the game's file first before opening it, maybe that could help with the stuttering/crashes.
I can relate to the issues. I couldn't even play LMU when it came out because it, for some reason, completely tanked my PC with a 5700X3D, a 6650XT, and 32GB of RAM. Like 20-30 fps on minimum settings with AI on track. Got told I was being entitled and unreasonable for expecting a $30 game that's actually just a conversion mod for a 10+ year old game to work properly.
Simracers love sitting around justifying all the critical flaws in their favorite products instead of wanting them all to be better. Sitting around sucking off the developers just to make yourself feel better about your favorite video game's problems is beyond stupid. AMS2's multiplayer issues are ridiculous, LMU's performance is unacceptable, ACC's VR support is awful, iRacing's pricing is downright predatory, Rennsport still exists, all of these things can be true at once and we can and should want all of them to be better.
Is the game still not optimized?
Runs fine on my rig but it is a 7800X3D + 4090. I've put ~20 hours into it so far, mainly online, and I haven't had those stutters yet. I've only had some lock ups/crashes when in the online menu and nothing else.
For me playing on a single screen it's been tidy, but it suffered with crashes alot beginning of the year, which was a mix of bugs in the game and oddly something to do with Moza software which I didn't expect. Moza fixed that not long ago. I've got 54 races in game now and it's been lovely, but today i did have one shader issue in a race at monza everything turned black and i could just see outlines of shapes, i had to pull over and RTP i was gutted as it was going to be the win or atleast a podium. But it's definitely going in the right direction, aslong as the money doesn't dry up!. I can't say what it's like on other people's set ups but for me games been running fine apart from that odd hiccup
My old i7 7700k +1080ti run smooth 90fps in médium settings, so game is pretty well optimised, but some big config can have troubles
No matter how many decades of being both a racing fan and a video game fan, I have yet to see, never mind play, a single multiplayer racing game that wasn't so blindingly rage inducing with lag/bugs/unfair penalties/not penalizing or even enabling trolls, to be worth even a fraction of the price of the game. Maybe one day before I die, there will be a multiplayer racing game that is actually fair, stable and won't bankrupt my entertainment budget for the year.
Quick question. Jimmy keeps referring to rF2, when the game is Le Mans Ultimate. What has rF2 got to do with LMU? Never mind, I now know why he kept referring to rF2. And from what I've read, the devs have gone in the wrong direction, as far as dlc's and not having private servers for players are concerned. It appears they have gone down the route of EA. In as such, doing a money grab. And screwing the player base over. So sad that this business model is used.
Is your gf streaming something on TV in the other room ? That'll cause stutters....just a thought...😊
I say that because your cam seems to stutter in sync with the game.....bandwidth issue perhaps?
I don't think you can blame the blue caddilac for the first lap collision...... I think that's on you.
Taking the basic Ollie approach of packing a sad and wanting quite, so negative dude...........
We watched it back - It was on the Caddilac for rejoining and then diving to the racing line.
You're looking like a lesbian Dr. Disrespect at this point
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@Jimmy_Broadbent indeed!
Everyone within sim racing knows how hard rf2 and lmu are on hardware yet insist on trying to run it maxed out then cry when it stutters.
Why have high settings if the game is incapable of running them? 🤔
@Jimmy_Broadbent that's a fair argument but I'm sure there are systems out there that can run it maxed out. My system definitely can't but it still looks good and plays well. I've never had it crash but occasionally get stutters if there are sparks coming off of the car in front of me. Also have stutters if running time scaled weather so if it goes from clear to rain or clear to cloudy or vice versa but I suffer that with rf2 so just don't run races with them things.
@@Jimmy_Broadbent Seriously Jimmy?... I thought you had experienced more than just plug a cassette into a console.
I’m watching your stream now. (Obviously late) I loved your rant about keeping things simple to compete. I really love Acc and LMU ffb, graphics and such but they don’t compete with IRacing like you said that’s why even when the smalls thing irritate me on IRacing I’m still playing it to this day. Great stream as always!
Damn that stuttering looks terrible and constant
This game is not ready for competitve online
Whatever code is bottlenecking needs resolving asap
Pretty sure they work on it hard.
Jeez, Give them some slack man.
They are not going to fix it during Christmas, your words are going to be used by the individuals we need the least in the Simracing community.
i feel like jimmy is fairly chill when it comes to stuff like this, however this is a 30 dollar game, with not one not two but three 20 dollar dlcs, stutters like the ones found in this race and simple ui bugs like the ones he had in the pits over the last two races should not be happening, if your game is that unpolished it should not cost someone so much money to have all the content available, of course if you buy all of it then you’re subjecting yourself to unfinished work HOWEVER you are allowed to have an opinion because you did spend your money and expect quality
I'd argue, as Jimmy does, that it's actually the individuals we need most in the simracing community. Too many people keep coming up with stuff like 'they're working hard', as did you. No one here is claiming they are not working on it, or being lazy, or singling out specific developers for that matter. But the fact is that they are selling a WEC official videogame that runs poorly, is littered with bugs and that just isn't a very comfortable experience for anyone, while still charging money for the base game, DLCs and online play. Whether all those decisions are coming from management or if its devs not knowing how to work around bugs in a by now ancient (for gaming standards) engine doesn't matter for the end result.
If you and / or the simracing community want simracing to become better, keep the bar high. No one is benefiting from saying that 'it'll get better probably but it's good enough for now'. Not the current players, not the new players that will instantly uninstall a game that runs this poorly, nor the simracing community bcs more players means more money, and bad games don't get more players involved, look at the LMU player count if you want that confirmed.
None of this means that specific devs should be heavily criticized, no one should be mean, and everyone can enjoy whatever game they want no matter how good or bad the experience, but these companies can and should do better, making excuses for them helps literally no one.
Why is my reaction removed?
Was it too confronting?
They work hard, and have good intentions. But the game has had strange things happen to people for about 13 years. At some point, 'working hard' stops being good enough. And releasing paid early access DLC, while random things happen randomly, can leave a sour taste in the mouth. Criticism is valid and justified in my opinion. Nobody WANTS it to be randomly weird, but it just keeps being this year after year after year. If the game sucked it wouldn't matter, but there is a great game in there when it works..
But a bit like iRacing having terrible tires since 1998, you get the feeling RF2 based games will simply have the odd random thing happen that can spoil the otherwise excellent experience. It's a shame really.
So we're are taking it down now Niels?
It looks awesome. Are you famous youtubers are being paid to show lmu? Because you all play it at the moment. I was thinking about to purchase it but now I don't trust your opinions anymore because may be you getting paid. Sorry but that's how my mind works.... Maybe you can say something about this. Happy racing!
I've been following Jimmy since 2017. He's not a shill.
If he thinks a game is shit, he'll say it's shit. Even if he's paid to play it.
Paid to show LMU😂 Wake up man.
He plays it cause the iRacing GTPs are garbage atm 🙃
It's a sim by one of the studios in the simracing space that's considered to make games with the best physics, just had a major update, is based on a very popular racing series that is full of prototypes, and Jimmy is known to like driving prototypes. Could it be that he just wanted to play a game? No, he must be paid by a secret elite cabal of simracing companies, surely
Thanks for your answers, I am gonna buy it :-)