> I don’t see how a computer racer that destroys human competition would make the game more entertaining Once it knows how to race you can restrict it. Have it

> I don’t see how a computer racer that destroys human competition would make the game more entertaining Once it knows how to race you can restrict it. Have it be less aggressive, artificially lower its car’s power, tell it not to play to the edge of physics. Gran Turismo 7 is a lot of fun, but the current AI players might as well be on a slot car track. They practically race single-file taking the same lines as every other car. It’s clearly not real. Injecting virtual Sophies, tuned in various ways, may make the game feel more like a real race. It would also allow you to provide a much tougher challenge for the top end players.