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Thrustmaster Pro Digital

discussed in 25 posts, 2000-2004 · overall tone very negative

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Key threads

  • Force feedback versus non-FF wheels in NR2003 2003-05-08 · 26 posts
    A new Saitek R440 owner opened a discussion about force feedback in NASCAR Racing 2003 Season. Some said they could not drive without FF, while others preferred non-FF wheels and visual cues; veterans reminisced about Thrustmaster T1/T2 wheels. Problems with phantom centering springs and weak FF in N2003 were discussed, and Logitech Momo settings were shared.
  • RASCAR Las Vegas race recap 2003-03-01 · 50 posts
    RASCAR drivers described the Las Vegas race, which had 21 entrants and only five cautions, while John Simmons crashed out on lap one. Discussion covered damage repair penalties, using the F2 timing screen versus mirrors, voice command software and an apparent NR2003 bug in the yellow-flag pit and line-up procedure.
  • Newcomer struggling with NASCAR 4 handling and controller 2001-03-16 · 34 posts
    A longtime NASCAR sim player complained of sliding cars and poor grip in NASCAR Racing 4. Respondents said the realism was intentional, pointed to setup guides such as Rodney Arndt's and team-lightspeed.com, and identified his combo pad/wheel controller as a problem. The thread moved to force-feedback wheel recommendations such as the Act Labs Force RS and TSW.

Sentiment by year

Each post that discussed it was rated from −2 (very negative) to +2 (very positive).

YearPostsPositiveNegativeTone
2000603negative (-0.50)
2001903negative (-0.44)
2002501negative (-0.40)
2003301very negative (-0.67)
2004202very negative (-2.00)

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