Well with the game having extremely good features the game still has a lack of some important features. One of these is that the game is clocked to 30 fps which is not the recommended fps in some good GT3 racing games. Nowadays even most of the PC games come with minimum 60 fps cap. The game even has the support of Unreal Engine 4 but cannot be clocked at 60 fps which is a sorrow sight for a game having amazing 3-D graphics and mind-blowing gameplay. The 30-fps makes the graphics a little bit restricted and so the game does not run smoothly, as expected. Assetto Corsa provides the feature of making public rooms so that you can compete against challenging opponents but the unavailability of private rooms in the game is below expectations. It is one of the basic parts of any multiplayer game which according to the custom should be provided as soon as the game is released. This is another drawback of the Assetto Corsa Competizione gameplay. But it is an ongoing myth that the private rooms will be available for the PlayStation 4 int the incoming DLCs, but still, it is just a rumour. Also, we can hope that the Assetto Corsa Competizione developers will not let down the hopes of the players that play this game with zeal and zest and they will take into account the problems that users are facing in the game so that Assetto Corsa Competizione can rise above other GT3 racing simulators. One more issue which is not an important one but still should be taken into consideration is that the game has a hard-controlling system. You get a little bit off the track, there goes your car spinning like a Ferris wheel in a Theme Park, and keeping the car on the track is a tough task. But still what is a game without a challenge? So that is why it is not much of an issue. We hope that the game gets better in the future as the devs bring out more DLC’s and patches to the game so that old PC players do not feel any hinderance while playing it. But still, the game has to cover a lot of milestones to reach that level.