Set up your T2 as a joystick - otherwise the steering sucks
First of all... Thanks for the cool game Sierra. It is a big improvement over
N1. Much easier to drive as far as realism goes. And that spotter is a great
addition.
However, (you knew there had to be a "however" didn't you?)
The rear view mirror is a big disappointment compaired to N1. I can't see
traffic very well at all. I can't rely on the spotter all the time can I?
Also. Is there a way to make the T2 wheel less touchy? Simply changing the
wheel lock is not a good option.
-Andy
Andy, try selecting Joystick instead of wheel if you're using a T2, it
will clear up the twitchyness of the steering. is twitchyness a word?
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> First of all... Thanks for the cool game Sierra. It is a big improvement over > N1. Much easier to drive as far as realism goes. And that spotter is a great > addition. > However, (you knew there had to be a "however" didn't you?) > The rear view mirror is a big disappointment compaired to N1. I can't see > traffic very well at all. I can't rely on the spotter all the time can I? > Also. Is there a way to make the T2 wheel less touchy? Simply changing the > wheel lock is not a good option. > -Andywrites:
Try telling the game that it's actually a joystick (This is the old
"linear (wheel) vs non-linear (joystick)" from N1.) I happen to prefer
linear (wheel), but I think most people prefer the non-linear (joystick)
setting.
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