Well, there's the problem.......I see no mention of a laser beam!
). After that, they were junk too.
To be fair, RM set faster lap times, but SS was much more manageable, more predictable and less of that snap oversteer garbage you get sometimes with Racing Tires.
Providing, of course, the SS tires were fresh (meaning about 2.5 laps
I probably crashed 39 times during the race. But i finished!
Looking at it another way:
5th place overall and 2nd in class!
"Crashed 39 Times" uhhTo be fair, RM set faster lap times, but SS was much more manageable, more predictable and less of that snap oversteer garbage you get sometimes with Racing Tires.
Providing, of course, the SS tires were fresh (meaning about 2.5 laps
I probably crashed 39 times during the race. But i finished!
Looking at it another way:
5th place overall and 2nd in class!
did you just say 39 because that's my Racing Number?
I like the workout. My shoulders and forearms are getting buff.
Nice writeup! Though I wouldn't go so far as to say I really kept things interesting with Racing...Other than the one lap I was ahead due to pit strategy, he pretty much had my number.
Once I got used to the car and track, my DS3 wasn't too bad (D-pad FTW!
) On worn tires, however...
Thrustmaster t300rs. But to program it in gt6, i would have to redo it at the start of every race as pd has the degrees of rotation programmed for each car separately and resets it.
There might be a way to make a permanent change via the pc drivers, i'm not sure.
I figure if i just leave it alone and suffer through the races that it isn't best suited for, it gives the ds3 guys a sense of accomplishment and makes them feel warm and fuzzy inside.
I do really like the wheel and the feedback and sense of realism i get is exceptional. But, that comes at a cost of maybe not being able to maximize certain things for a 'video game'. I could turn some of those forces down so i could quickly countersteer and such, but again, nah
Hold Start + Select [Middle two on shifter, lower row]
Thrustmaster t300rs. But to program it in gt6, i would have to redo it at the start of every race as pd has the degrees of rotation programmed for each car separately and resets it.
There might be a way to make a permanent change via the pc drivers, i'm not sure.
I figure if i just leave it alone and suffer through the races that it isn't best suited for, it gives the ds3 guys a sense of accomplishment and makes them feel warm and fuzzy inside.
I do really like the wheel and the feedback and sense of realism i get is exceptional. But, that comes at a cost of maybe not being able to maximize certain things for a 'video game'. I could turn some of those forces down so i could quickly countersteer and such, but again, nah
Nice writeup! Though I wouldn't go so far as to say I really kept things interesting with Racing...Other than the one lap I was ahead due to pit strategy, he pretty much had my number.
Once I got used to the car and track, my DS3 wasn't too bad (D-pad FTW!
I Run with 600 all the time. Ive gotten really used to it and its so much better than the stock setting
