How I hate that argument. You know what I like about racing games such as Le Mans Ultimate (LMU)? The track is crowded, even with cars of different classes, it feels alife. There is some competition on the track, but you can also consistently just do your pace. There might be some fights on or over the edge of legal, and some might be punished. But in the end, no one says: if you don't want to be rammed off track by a hypercar in your GT3, this game is not for you, just go and do some track time on your own... :thinking_face: Cheers, Pred :tumbler_glass: Edit: For those who do not get or pretend to not get the point: It can be fun to be in a crowded multiplayer environment, the "living breathing universe" where things happen around you, not neccessarily with you. Pointing towards single player as an alternative is at least as far fetched as my "metaphor".