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A solution to the handling problem in NFS4 PC

1 post by 1 person · 16 Jun 1999 - 16 Jun 1999

I think I may have found a solution to the poor handling in NFS4. With a little tweaking of the cars setups, and turning the traction control "on", the driving model is pretty good, now. It finally fells like I'm controlling the car, and not vice versa. I know the purists will insist that traction control be left off, but believe me, it makes a world of difference! (with traction control off, the steering will have to be boosted to +50%) engine -10% brakes +10% steering +20% gears +10% Suspension +20% Aerodynamics 0 tires 0 I tried this on the Z3, and the Maranello. I think that if you use this as a basis for each car, the game will be much more enjoyable. I'm using a LWFF with 0 dead zone and full range of steering. BTW, once you upgrade the car in career mode, does the tuning option become available? If not, that would majorly suck!!! -- Remove "spam jammer" to reply Graffiti seen above a urinal in East Grand Forks, MN: "Please don't eat the big white mints!" My Yahoo! pager ID is Galley_SimRacer

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