Dear All,
I'm *very* tempted by RBR, but unfortunately by wheel does not
support split axis. This has proved to be a major frustration to me
in Rally Trophy, and I suspect it may well be the same in RBR.
Anyone out there playing it without split axis and having a good
time?
Alternatively, does anyone know of a wheel with split axis that *does
not need to use pedals*? Unfortunately my PC setup leaves no room
for pedals (short of moving house, which is probably a bit more than
I could convince my wife to spend to solve the problem.)
Thanks,
Ian
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Ian Riches
Bedford, UK
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> I'm *very* tempted by RBR, but unfortunately by wheel does not > support split axis. This has proved to be a major frustration to me > in Rally Trophy, and I suspect it may well be the same in RBR. > > Anyone out there playing it without split axis and having a good > time? > > Alternatively, does anyone know of a wheel with split axis that *does > not need to use pedals*? Unfortunately my PC setup leaves no room > for pedals (short of moving house, which is probably a bit more than > I could convince my wife to spend to solve the problem.)Steve Simpson ([email hidden]) wrote...
I've got an ancient thrustmaster wheel that has two paddles and four
buttons. The paddles are used for throttle/brake. I normally use
two of the buttons for gear up/down, one for handbrake and the other
for whatever seems good at the time....
Ian
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Ian Riches
Bedford, UK
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> > I'm *very* tempted by RBR, but unfortunately by wheel does not > > support split axis. This has proved to be a major frustration to me > > in Rally Trophy, and I suspect it may well be the same in RBR. > > > > Anyone out there playing it without split axis and having a good > > time? > > > > Alternatively, does anyone know of a wheel with split axis that *does > > not need to use pedals*? Unfortunately my PC setup leaves no room > > for pedals (short of moving house, which is probably a bit more than > > I could convince my wife to spend to solve the problem.) > > It's not 100% necessary but it does help quite a bit. What do you currently > use for throttle/brake?Ian Riches wrote:
> Anyone out there playing it without split axis and having a good
> time?
Mine's split axis, but I just don't like lfb and don't use it. Am
absolutely hooked. I don't think it particularly slows me down either,
generally slaughter the 'medium' difficulty unless I hit a tree ;)
A quick touch of the handbrake going into any of the slower corners,
plenty of scandinavian flicking, and lots of throttle. Every time I try
lfb it just slows me down and stuffs me up, and I prefer the feel of
shifting my right foot around anyway.
Charlie
