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Help w/ NFS3 and Sim in general

4 posts by 4 people · 23 Sep 1998 - 22 Oct 1998

Nafai 23 Sep 1998#421857
I am very good at most arcade racers and even some sims... I am using the Microsoft sidewinder gamepad and I cannot stay on the road in NFS3 and I always finish in last.....Its not the settings or pad and I was just wondering if anyone had any advice........................ C Reply by e-mail thanks
Jazz 24 Sep 1998#422030
Hi After I got my wheel I became a much better racing driver. Its a big difference between a wheel and a pad. My advice: Get a wheel.
Quoted text (7 lines)> I am very good at most arcade racers and even some sims... > I am using the Microsoft sidewinder gamepad and I cannot stay on the road in > NFS3 and I always finish in last.....Its not the settings or pad and I was just > wondering if anyone had any advice........................ > C > Reply by e-mail > thanks
>Hi >After I got my wheel I became a much better racing driver. Its a big difference >between a wheel and a pad. My advice: Get a wheel. Which one? I have never used a wheel. Do they plugin to a standard joystick port or use one serial port? What does a good entry level wheel cost? Thanks Bill Valentine
Quoted text (7 lines)>> I am very good at most arcade racers and even some sims... >> I am using the Microsoft sidewinder gamepad and I cannot stay on the road in >> NFS3 and I always finish in last.....Its not the settings or pad and I was just >> wondering if anyone had any advice........................ >> C >> Reply by e-mail >> thanks
> Which one? I have never used a wheel. Do they plugin > to a standard joystick port or use one serial port? > What does a good entry level wheel cost? > Thanks > Bill Valentine The "Possible" best bang for your buck currently COULD be the Act-Labs RS for arround 69.00. I have NEVER tried that wheel but have seen/heard good things about it. For myself (Note: I have about 1,400 races and 40k+ online laps and have been ranked #1 at times on TEN/NROS) I have always used a Thrustmaster GP1. The wheel has been very good to me and I just recently purchased a set of CH Pedals for 45.00. The GP1 can probably be purchased for under 50.00 and is a very good/inexpensive sim-wheel. Bill / Amish on TEN

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