>>355579010
It doesn't really, it's two different things (although, despite what people tend to say, skills definitely do translate between sims and irl because the core idea of handling the car is roughly the same). Both are fun in their own way, of course if i had to pick one it would be IRL driving, but i'm insanely happy about all of the vidya/vr driving i've done. You can actually competitively race people in VR, your participation and mistakes cost nothing, the variety of things to do is endless compared to what you can do IRL. I have a sport-ish car, i'm joining track days, i'm even participating in low tier motorsports events once on a blue moon, and despite all of that if i'd have to give up on VR sims for some dumb reason, i'd miss them dearly. I'll never forget many extremely exciting sim events i've joined, i'll also never forget skills i've learned there.