I actually _don't_ like FF in Nascar Games (love it in GPL), but there's
really no choice. The pull-to-the-left phenomena (sp?) makes it very
difficult to use a non-FF wheel, or even worse a FF wheel with FF turned
off.
-Larry
> > I'm thinking of a Momo steering wheel is this a good choice? But what
> happen
> > if i don't like the force feedback? What is the feeling without it?
> > Thanks
> > Johnny
> You'll get a ton of replies telling you that FF is the only way to fly.
> Personally, I tried it for a while with a LWFF and didn't really care for
> it. About the time the Momo's came out a year or two ago I was at a
> crossroads as I didn't like the LWFF with or without the FF so I went with
a
> non-FF wheel, from Thomas. Best move I ever made. I can drive a lot
smoother
> with it and am not constantly fighting the phoney feeling forces found in
> the FF effects today. Even with the FF turned back a little it was still
> phoney feeling to me, but then again I have done some high performance
> driving and know what is in the game/wheel, is not really what you feel
out
> on the road.
> I decided that no feel was better than fake feel and took real-smoothness
> over psuedo-realism in order to take my online driving to the next level,
> and it worked. I'd recommend a Thomas wheel if you can swing it. You'll
see
> that FF is not required to do well and really isn't required to get any
more
> enjoyment out of the sim.
