You can pick at everything even if the game is realistic, if you have some kind of views. For example, lets attack a realistic game/simulator, like rFactor: -

You can pick at everything even if the game is realistic, if you have some kind of views. For example, lets attack a realistic game/simulator, like rFactor: - They fail to simulate the difficult path from a low class kid to end up driving a F1. Much easier is your father is Lawrence Stroll, e.g. - They fail to simulate the pernicious effects of CO2. - Doesn't take into account the resources wasted to the frivolous and improductive activity of car racing. - Doesn't allow you to drive a bike, a solar powered car, etc. It promotes dirty cars. - Add displays on the tracks exploits the players silently. and so on. The main problem here is that "X game doesn't align with MY agenda, so it's inherently wrong designed".