Keith
> Keith
It could not be more different than the rumble of game pads. Rumbling has
no relationship to the physics of the game (unlike good FF). The FF, when
properly coded in the game, gives you another layer of realism with respect
to grip, weight shift and road feel. It's not perfect but it's very good in
the best games. I have a TSW 2 wheel sitting in the closet because I won't
give up the superb FF of my MOMO Force (leather wrapped) in GPL, F1 2002
(GTR 2002), and Nascar 2003. It's well worth the $12.
--
Joe M.
http://www.pagecomputers.com/cgi-bin/page/S0791358.html
Is that the right one? Is that the best price on the net for that
wheel?
Thanks,
Keith
>> Keith
Marc
>>yes! If you buy Momo, only get the "Momo Force".
>>Dan
> Is there more than one kind of Momo force feedback wheel? I have seen
> only 2 kinds. The one with force feedback and the one without. The
> one without is about $12 cheaper. Here is the wheel that I am talking
> about:
> http://www.pagecomputers.com/cgi-bin/page/S0791358.html
> Is that the right one? Is that the best price on the net for that
> wheel?
> Thanks,
> Keith
>>>I am about to buy a Logitech Momo wheel and I noticed that there is
>>>about $12 difference between the regular and force feedback wheels.
>>>Is it worth paying the extra money for the force feedback? I've never
>>>really been impressed with the rumble feature on gamepads so will I be
>>>impressed or should I just save the money?
>>>Keith
I bought my MOMO Force here http://www.3btech.net/logmomforfee.html for
$103, delivered.
Yes, it's worth it.
And in a game like Nascar Racing that accurately models the 'pull to the
right' on the straights, you get real tired with a non force-feedback wheel
fast because you're always fighting the centering spring.
Larry
The original Momo still lists for $199, but can be found cheaper (but not
$100 cheaper for a brand-new-in-box wheel).
The new, cheaper one lists for $99, and you can definitely get it cheaper.
My bet is that they are selling the new, cheaper one but are using the older
expensive one's picture, which would be not nice.
Larry
> >yes! If you buy Momo, only get the "Momo Force".
> >Dan
> Is there more than one kind of Momo force feedback wheel? I have seen
> only 2 kinds. The one with force feedback and the one without. The
> one without is about $12 cheaper. Here is the wheel that I am talking
> about:
> http://www.pagecomputers.com/cgi-bin/page/S0791358.html
> Is that the right one? Is that the best price on the net for that
> wheel?
> Thanks,
> Keith
> >> I am about to buy a Logitech Momo wheel and I noticed that there is
> >> about $12 difference between the regular and force feedback wheels.
> >> Is it worth paying the extra money for the force feedback? I've never
> >> really been impressed with the rumble feature on gamepads so will I be
> >> impressed or should I just save the money?
> >> Keith
I was going to sell my basically unused one, but it's probably not worth it
to sell it now.
Larry
> I bought my MOMO Force here http://www.3btech.net/logmomforfee.html for
> $103, delivered.
> > I am about to buy a Logitech Momo wheel and I noticed that there is
> > about $12 difference between the regular and force feedback wheels.
> > Is it worth paying the extra money for the force feedback? I've never
> > really been impressed with the rumble feature on gamepads so will I be
> > impressed or should I just save the money?
> > Keith
Yes, when the sim is written correctly it should produce great feedback
effects that give you a sense of what the car is doing. It shouldn't be
much of a jump from decent physics code to decent force-feedback, as the
force generated by the tyres can be fed back to the wheel.
All the best,
Ash
http://www.siroccoracing.com
So, how much do you want for yours, Larry?
--
Slot
Tweaks & Reviews
www.slottweak.com
> I was going to sell my basically unused one, but it's probably not worth
it
> to sell it now.
> Larry
> > I believe there are actually two MOMO wheels with FF. The MOMO Force
has
> a
> > leather wrapped wheel, with just paddle shifters. Then there's the MOMO
> > Racing with FF, plastic wheel, paddle shifters and also has a shifter
> knob.
> > The MOMO Racing is quite a bit cheaper, but I've seen some posts about
> some
> > sort of problem with the paddle shifters after some use.
> > I bought my MOMO Force here http://www.3btech.net/logmomforfee.html for
> > $103, delivered.
> > > I am about to buy a Logitech Momo wheel and I noticed that there is
> > > about $12 difference between the regular and force feedback wheels.
> > > Is it worth paying the extra money for the force feedback? I've never
> > > really been impressed with the rumble feature on gamepads so will I be
> > > impressed or should I just save the money?
> > > Keith
