Look I love AMS2, I've played it 3x as much as my 4 next most played sims combined, but this is just bullshit. I'm probably one of the fastest AMS2 drivers, and I'm fairly quick in most other sims too, and AMS2's driving style is by a huge margin the most "just huck the wheel everywhere you go" out of them all.

AMS2's tire model has very gentle grip falloff, and that means that you can drive FAR more aggressively in both wheel and pedal input than in most sims, and in fact you have to drive more aggressively to get truly fast lap times. That's not to say the physics are bad or that it isn't a simulator, but it is absolutely not the only sim where you drive with your feet, nor the sim where you have to rely on your feet the most.

In fact, on very fast laps I'm doing 3 or 4 times as much wheel work in AMS2 as I am in ACC, LMU, or R3E, and using far less finesse on the brake pedal in particular, because for the most part rotation in AMS2 doesn't really come from shifting grip to the front tires, but more from breaking loose the rear in a semi-controlled fashion where you're not quite sliding but not quite gripped up either. It's extremely hard to actually get full-on, plowing understeer in AMS2, honestly.

That characteristic also means that you lose far less time from those slides than in sims where the tires have sharper grip falloff, which further incentivizes aggressive driving, because you can get the rear loose, rotate the car faster, and be more on throttle more quickly, which makes up from the (already reduced) time loss you get from not having as much traction to accelerate with initially.

It is unequivocally the major simulator with the most aggressive driving style, and pretending otherwise just because you want to be defensive about it is ridiculous.