Who has the BEST Racing AI in 2024?

Racing against the AI in your favorite simracing titles or racing games can be fun, but sometimes it breaks the immersion when it fails. We thought it was time for a deeper analysis with different categories to see what the status of "computer racers" is on track in seven major racing titles in 2024. Feat. @EmreeRacing

00:00 Intro
00:27 Categories
01:10 F1 24
04:07 Le Mans Ultimate
06:09 Assetto Corsa Competizione
07:18 Automobilista 2
08:19 RaceRoom
09:43 Gran Turismo 7
11:32 iRacing
14:30 Ranking & Verdict

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[OverTake_gg]

Do you prefer to race against the AI or other players in multiplayer modes?

[jackcraters]

Raceroom adaptive AI, you have to run 3 races in a class for the adaptive AI to be correct. So you will run a couple races with it way off before it locks in to the correct difficulty.

[dauntae]

ACC’s AI is awesome if you like getting pit maneuvered on constantly.

[billbaggins]

Emily is such a great presenter. Speaks naturally, intelligent and knowledgeable. Such a breath of fresh air for YouTube content.

[OmerSaidtr]

I've never enjoyed racing against AI as much as in Grand Prix 4. Unpredictability, fighting side-by-side. Out-braking. They were doing everything.

[guitarsimon]

Gran Turismo having by far the best AI, but that you can only race against in a very limited and specific capacity is the most Gran Turismo thing ever.

[khalidadisa]

You can also have custom ai files in Ams2, very usefeul if youre doing a formula season. Makes each car on the grid drive differently and better simulate the drivers you wouldve been going against

[vvs]

I race against Sophy all the time, its great way to find out how fast are my builds. Sophy is not very competitive in BoP races, but it is very capable in 500 - 700 PP road car races. If I win against Sophy in a road car (without BoP) I know I will dominate online lobbies with that tune.

[suley]

Best AI - definitely AMS2, that is my go to sim offline. Online ACC but it has horrible AI very track depending, sometimes AI is raceble at best but there is no fun in this. Heard iracing AI is good but I don't consider iracing a sim worth sinking into as it doesn't simulate tires properly at all.

[Nastynati]

Ams2 has the best feel for me when it comes to close racing with AI. LMU is a lot of fun for that, too, but unfortunately, there's not as much content as ams2 has yet.

[CSTBFO_jad]

I've been racing against Sophy on a daily basis since the release of Sophy 2.0, and I've made some interesting observations. To truly get the best experience and challenge, it's essential to use stock road cars straight from the showroom floor. This is where Sophy really shines, making the races much more engaging and competitive, especially when aiming for the Clean Race Bonus.

I highly recommend trying out a stock Porsche 911 Carrera RS Club Sport (993) '95 at Tsukuba. The racing experience is excellent if you maintain clean driving. However, be mindful of the race etiquette rules. If you break them, Sophy will respond in kind, which adds an extra layer of realism and challenge to the race.

Happy racing!

[slatanek]

AI in LMU actually has 3 settings - skill, aggression and spread. So you can actually set what's the percentage difference between the best and the worst AI driver.

Good video for the introverts among us though 👍🏻

[johnjwedrall]

I found your channel today and subscribed to it today 👍

[joemendel]

I guess I am just a lucky PC owner. I have not had an issue getting any of these titles to work properly, excluding GT7 which I do not own. The hate towards LMU kind of shocks me, I find this to be a very good title and I think the AI in this game is quite good. I imagine that if LMU gets the opportunity to be a finished product, it will be a must have piece of software. At the age of 75, people do not need a senior simmer like myself driving in on-line races with my turn signal on through out a race, so I race off-line vs. the AI exclusively. I would like to see all games put more emphasis towards a real active AI, but that is just the rantings of an old man. Your articles was a fair look at the different titles, I just wish you had not come head on into configuration issues, that most likely shaped your opinions.

[RealLagoose]

I almost only race against AI because when I have time to go onto the simulator I want to choose a track and car combo. Have all the sims (for PC) and think all have their pros/cons with graphics, ffb, immersion, etc. So for me there is no one is better, it really depends on what I am going for on a specific day.

Speaking only AI as this video is about that 😅
I find Iracing to be the best and the O.G AC to be the worst in terms of racing the AI.
But do agree with you on the points you mention

Thank you for this great video 🎉

[kpingvin]

I'm generally happy with AMS2's AI although they sometimes move under braking erratically. Like once I was pushed off in T4 in Interlagos. It also kinda has the 1 slow corner-1 fast corner problem on most tracks but it's not too bad. On the other hand, I like that they seem to drive realistically.

[RyanBecker]

I would find it interesting to compare side-by-side footage to actual online races as comparison, but as a fun April Fools' video or maybe just an interesting video on its own would be to compare different sims' online racing the same way we would compare AI. I find it interesting how harshly some people judge AI for what is often a MUCH cleaner race than anything I experience racing online in something like iRacing or an ACC public lobby.

I find racing against AI to be a great, low pressure way to become familiar with a track layout, too (just adapting break point references later). It's always helpful to have another car to follow.

[Vellano]

I know Forza gets a lot of heat but since the many updates the AI has gotten a lot better and with the inclusion of endurance races the racing actually is miles better than when the game initially came out

[brtcobra]

once you pass a car on ACC it just gives up and backs off out of sight. terrible A.I

[stormsurgeesports]

I love iRacing AI and how much you can customize, but do agree with you about iRacing having a difficult setup. I guess it's trade off for how much you can do with iRacing AI, but they definitely need to come up with a better UI layout for it.