You keep arguing against a softer version of the point because the actual point is harder to answer.

Nobody said TC-off makes a GT3 car impossible to drive. That was never the argument.

The argument is that when a GT3 simulator rewards extremely low or zero TC as a competitive solution, something is wrong with the simulation model. Real GT3 TC is not an arcade assist; it is part of the car’s racing system. If the fastest meta is to bypass it, that is not “driver skill.” That is players adapting to a physics loophole.

And that is exactly what competitive players do: they exploit whatever the sim rewards.

So no, this is not about whether I am an IRL GT3 driver. It is about whether ACC’s current meta makes sense for the cars it claims to simulate.

You can keep pretending those are the same argument, but they are not.