Has anyone noticed a great improvment moving from joystick to the
Thrustmaster GP1? I can do a 60.4 at Portland in ICR2.....will there
be a significant decrease?
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| John William Smith | Student, University of Western Ontario |
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:Has anyone noticed a great improvment moving from joystick to the
:Thrustmaster GP1? I can do a 60.4 at Portland in ICR2.....will there
:be a significant decrease?
You honestly care more about whether your times will be
faster, than whether it will be more fun?
Barrett
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:| John William Smith | Student, University of Western Ontario |
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> :Has anyone noticed a great improvment moving from joystick to the
> :Thrustmaster GP1? I can do a 60.4 at Portland in ICR2.....will there
> :be a significant decrease?
> You honestly care more about whether your times will be
> faster, than whether it will be more fun?
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Chuck Stuart - Mesquite TX USA
On Wed, 16 Oct 1996 14:39:42 -0500, Chuck Stuart
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:>
:> :Has anyone noticed a great improvment moving from joystick to the
:> :Thrustmaster GP1? I can do a 60.4 at Portland in ICR2.....will there
:> :be a significant decrease?
:>
:> You honestly care more about whether your times will be
:> faster, than whether it will be more fun?
:
:Thats the difference between running a sim and an arcade game.
That's not true...I know of many arcade racers which are
founded on the principle of getting faster times. More to the point:
will using a joystick or a keyboard to get faster times make GP2 more
of a sim, or will using a steering wheel make it more of a sim?
Bear
