This does tend to happen in real cars - if you turn the wheel fast it requires more force. Turn gently and feel little resistance, turn hard and it adds more effort. This acts like a damper in that the faster you turn the wheel, the more resistance it adds. It's probably meant to act more as a counter setting for the damping below This is unnatural to me as cars don't do that in real life. This seems to be a little bit like 'power steering' when you turn the wheel quickly, it removes resistance in the direction of the turn. Turn this up to max to give the steering some weight This is what gives you the 'self centering' effect with speed, and what lets you feel the road. I maxed it out so that we get full saturation on the detailed settings. The inputs felt too direct - Basically like the steering was an on/off switch.įor a more realistic setting you might go up to 720 o but given that this is an arcade game and you need to make rapid turns, a higher sensitivity works for me

The default setting was way too sensitive.

That let me isolate what each actually does. I figured out the settings by picking each detailed setting, turning it up to 100, then turning all the others to 0. Different cars might work better with other settings I tweaked these settings using the 911 RSR. I have primarily just been driving around and trying to get it to 'feel' more like a real car

I haven't actually entered any events with the wheel yet. I found that the default settings didn't feel great for me so I wanted to play with the options available and see if I could get it to feel more natural. I've just spent a bit of time playing the game after the update with my Logitech G29.

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