Does he have a 3dfx card? Rumor has it that 3dfx
isn't very well supported either.
Yep... I'm thinking we need to dog Trevor on this one :-)
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>In another thread, someone mentioned that tech support
>for NHRA Drag Racing stated that the game would only
>work with joystick buttons for throttle and brake.....
>A 'patch' is on the way...
>If this is true, I wonder why Trevor et al, were saying that
>it was realistic and that it supported a racing wheel/pedals ??
>Can someone else verify this? My friend has the game and
>he is about ready to return it since it does not support the
>pedals on his T2.
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I'm just wondering why you would want to use a pedal when a joystick button
is instant? A pedal would actually be slower.
>I'm just wondering why you would want to use a pedal when a joystick button
>is instant? A pedal would actually be slower.
It frees up a hand for one thing......
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> >I'm just wondering why you would want to use a pedal when a joystick button
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> >is instant? A pedal would actually be slower. > Maybe it has to do with being able to actually *control* an > accelerating 5000-7000 HP car. Braking is exciting too. > Instant brake lockup at 320MPH. LOL! > You haven't tried it yet, I see. > >> In another thread, someone mentioned that tech support > >> for NHRA Drag Racing stated that the game would only > >> work with joystick buttons for throttle and brake..... > >> A 'patch' is on the way... > >> If this is true, I wonder why Trevor et al, were saying that > >> it was realistic and that it supported a racing wheel/pedals ?? > >> Can someone else verify this? My friend has the game and > >> he is about ready to return it since it does not support the > >> pedals on his T2. > -- > * rrevved at some ISP which calls itself mindspring dot com > * s.p.u.t.u.m. (unit.26) - http://www.sputum.comI think that the BIG question is: will Tantrum be as customer friendly as
Bethesda is, and get right to work on patches using input from the end
users? Namely Voodoo2 graphics and car control.


































