What is everybody using to control this game. The keyboard is too sensative -
the joystick is too wobbly - I'm going to try my NASCAR wheel tonight but I'm
thinking about a gamepad but since those are digital will it be just as touchy
as the keyboard.
This is a great motorcycle racing SIM. I would even go as far as to call it the
NASCAR OF MOTORCYCLE GAMES. The learning curve is a bit steep but that is
probably becaues of my control options.
I'm using my T2 and it's working fine with it !!!!
> This is a great motorcycle racing SIM. I would even go as far as to call it the
> NASCAR OF MOTORCYCLE GAMES. The learning curve is a bit steep but that is
> probably becaues of my control options.
A T2 (or other analog device) is the only way to go. I started off using my
Gamepad Pro, but the steering is so sensitive it make me seesick. With a
wheel, it's a 100% improved experience.
-Matt
>> What is everybody using to control this game. The keyboard is too
sensative -
>> the joystick is too wobbly - I'm going to try my NASCAR wheel tonight but
I'm
>> thinking about a gamepad but since those are digital will it be just as
touchy
>> as the keyboard.
>> This is a great motorcycle racing SIM. I would even go as far as to call
it the
>> NASCAR OF MOTORCYCLE GAMES. The learning curve is a bit steep but that
is
>> probably becaues of my control options.
Thanks - I'll give it a shot - just seems kinda weird driving a bike with a
wheel - but then again I did play F-15 once with my NASCAR pro just because I
was too lazy to swap controllers - now THAT was weird!
>-Matt
>>I'm using my T2 and it's working fine with it !!!!
>>> What is everybody using to control this game. The keyboard is too
>sensative -
>>> the joystick is too wobbly - I'm going to try my NASCAR wheel tonight but
>I'm
>>> thinking about a gamepad but since those are digital will it be just as
>touchy
>>> as the keyboard.
>>> This is a great motorcycle racing SIM. I would even go as far as to call
>it the
>>> NASCAR OF MOTORCYCLE GAMES. The learning curve is a bit steep but that
>is
>>> probably becaues of my control options.
