ff or not,and why.
MSF Sidewinder.
Thanks Joe.
I think the answer you'll get from the ng is yes go for FF - on the
basis that "more is better".
I'm just jealous because I cannot justify it until my
TM sprint falls to pieces - and it is proving to be annoyingly reliable.
The other option (for me) is to attempt to quietly introduce a FF wheel
without rest of family noticing the selfish disregard for family
finances.
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who would make a poor Jedi.
PassedYa
> > ff or not,and why.
> > MSF Sidewinder.
> > Thanks Joe.
> I would say not - why pay 50 for something that shakes itself to
> bits? (Sorry - couldn't resist.)
> I think the answer you'll get from the ng is yes go for FF - on the
> basis that "more is better".
> I'm just jealous because I cannot justify it until my
> TM sprint falls to pieces - and it is proving to be annoyingly reliable.
> The other option (for me) is to attempt to quietly introduce a FF wheel
> without rest of family noticing the selfish disregard for family
> finances.
> --
> Steven
> who would make a poor Jedi.
I already have a ff MSF sidewinder but i keep hearing ff hurts laptimes.Is
this true
I use FF in my MSFF wheel, without FF it was....well terrible...MSFF is just
pure carbage without FF enabled....
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Robert Jordan schrieb:
I think I`ll get this wheel for GPL. My only question:
Do I need to have a midi port at my soundcard to get it to work cause
I have only a old SB16 with IMHO no midi port.
Thanks!
Lutz
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Ian Parker schrieb:
Why don`t you switch off FF for GPL - is this possible?
Maybe it`s without FF like the MS Precision Racing Wheel?
Lutz
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Marko Viitanen schrieb:
Why? Perhaps it`s without FF the same like the MS Precision Wheel?
Lutz
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Marc.
For me, GPL is essentially impossible without force feedback.
I tried it for weeks when I bought the game, and despite knowing
that slower is faster and that smoother is a lot more likely to
stay on the track, I never could manage it at all. I probably
had some control setup problems too, but I really did expect
that I'd be able to stay on the track with GPL after probably
10,000 laps in other sims. I didn't even care (yet) about being
fast. In two weeks I probably managed to stay on the track
at the Glen about ten laps, and I basically put the game away.
Then I bought a Logitech FF, for other games. Holy smokes,
what a difference! Now I can even correct a spin (well, some
of them) by feeling the wheel and feeding opposite lock,
something I've been able to do only rarely with ANY sim. I
now spend nearly all of my sim racing time with GPL.
> PassedYa
> > > ff or not,and why.
> > > MSF Sidewinder.
> > > Thanks Joe.
> > I would say not - why pay 50 for something that shakes itself to
> > bits? (Sorry - couldn't resist.)
> > I think the answer you'll get from the ng is yes go for FF - on the
> > basis that "more is better".
> > I'm just jealous because I cannot justify it until my
> > TM sprint falls to pieces - and it is proving to be annoyingly
reliable.
> > The other option (for me) is to attempt to quietly introduce a FF
wheel
> > without rest of family noticing the selfish disregard for family
> > finances.
> > --
> > Steven
> > who would make a poor Jedi.
>For me, GPL is essentially impossible without force feedback.
>I tried it for weeks when I bought the game, and despite knowing
>that slower is faster and that smoother is a lot more likely to
>stay on the track, I never could manage it at all. I probably
>had some control setup problems too, but I really did expect
>that I'd be able to stay on the track with GPL after probably
>10,000 laps in other sims. I didn't even care (yet) about being
>fast. In two weeks I probably managed to stay on the track
>at the Glen about ten laps, and I basically put the game away.
>Then I bought a Logitech FF, for other games. Holy smokes,
>what a difference! Now I can even correct a spin (well, some
>of them) by feeling the wheel and feeding opposite lock,
>something I've been able to do only rarely with ANY sim. I
>now spend nearly all of my sim racing time with GPL.
>> I have a MSFF and on GPL, it is unbelieveable how much FF adds to
>this game!
>> As you turn hard, you can feel the car get loose on your wheel and
>you can
>> react backwards to correct like you would in a real race car at this
>> speed.....You can now get msff for 109.00 (www.proadvantage.com or
>other
>> places now). SO if you have it why now add another wheel and switch
>> back/forth if you like both wheels
>> PassedYa
>> > > ff or not,and why.
>> > > MSF Sidewinder.
>> > > Thanks Joe.
>> > I would say not - why pay 50 for something that shakes itself to
>> > bits? (Sorry - couldn't resist.)
>> > I think the answer you'll get from the ng is yes go for FF - on the
>> > basis that "more is better".
>> > I'm just jealous because I cannot justify it until my
>> > TM sprint falls to pieces - and it is proving to be annoyingly
>reliable.
>> > The other option (for me) is to attempt to quietly introduce a FF
>wheel
>> > without rest of family noticing the selfish disregard for family
>> > finances.
>> > --
>> > Steven
>> > who would make a poor Jedi.
>Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/
>Before you buy.
> >For me, GPL is essentially impossible without force feedback.
> >I tried it for weeks when I bought the game, and despite knowing
> >that slower is faster and that smoother is a lot more likely to
> >stay on the track, I never could manage it at all. I probably
> >had some control setup problems too, but I really did expect
> >that I'd be able to stay on the track with GPL after probably
> >10,000 laps in other sims. I didn't even care (yet) about being
> >fast. In two weeks I probably managed to stay on the track
> >at the Glen about ten laps, and I basically put the game away.
> >Then I bought a Logitech FF, for other games. Holy smokes,
> >what a difference! Now I can even correct a spin (well, some
> >of them) by feeling the wheel and feeding opposite lock,
> >something I've been able to do only rarely with ANY sim. I
> >now spend nearly all of my sim racing time with GPL.
> >> I have a MSFF and on GPL, it is unbelieveable how much FF adds to
> >this game!
> >> As you turn hard, you can feel the car get loose on your wheel
and
> >you can
> >> react backwards to correct like you would in a real race car at
this
> >> speed.....You can now get msff for 109.00 (www.proadvantage.com
or
> >other
> >> places now). SO if you have it why now add another wheel and
switch
> >> back/forth if you like both wheels
> >> PassedYa
> >> > > ff or not,and why.
> >> > > MSF Sidewinder.
> >> > > Thanks Joe.
> >> > I would say not - why pay 50 for something that shakes itself
to
> >> > bits? (Sorry - couldn't resist.)
> >> > I think the answer you'll get from the ng is yes go for FF - on
the
> >> > basis that "more is better".
> >> > I'm just jealous because I cannot justify it until my
> >> > TM sprint falls to pieces - and it is proving to be annoyingly
> >reliable.
> >> > The other option (for me) is to attempt to quietly introduce a
FF
> >wheel
> >> > without rest of family noticing the selfish disregard for
family
> >> > finances.
> >> > --
> >> > Steven
> >> > who would make a poor Jedi.
> >Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/
> >Before you buy.
What qualifies YOU for taking ***y shots at people?
Kurt