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You certainly can
I don't know what a Go Pro is but over here the kids mostly wear hoods. Teenagers anyway.You must be from the UK. In North America a bonnet is a type of hat you put on your head, mostly little kids.
WAIT, sorry. I'm not thinking to clear this morning. That would be a "Go Pro' today...never mind. Either way it would work.
Bumper cam is fine for regular circuit racing and the rear view mirror comes in handy. I guess I got the habit of bumper/hood view from the days of Colin McRae etc which had proper slippy mud and lots of sideways movement.Mazyata, hood cam's probably the best, as it really allows you to feel what the car's suspension and chassis is doing....but ultimately, I'm addicted to speed, so bumper cam all the way!
Haha..almost "giggling"... you girly man!!
Cockpit because I'm HARDCORE
I'm allowed to be girly, I am one!
I use cockpit view because I've always used it in GT5 but FM4's cockpit views are poorly detailed and both the FOV and POV are messed up. If I continue to play FM4 I'm gonna have to stop using the cockpit. I do it because I'm used to it and I love it GT5 but I can't stand them in FM4.
Hood view all the way. Can't stand having another wheel on the screen when I'm already using a wheel - the perspective/POV makes it like driving from the back seat (like that limo in Cannonball Run with the orangutan "driving" in front). But I love cockpit view for making replay videos. Still, what's really nice is when I see racing videos where the camera is mounted on the dash, so you just see windscreen, hood, and road. Wish that view were available in the game.
I use the Cockpit view. Less of that strange Fish Eye effect. I find it easier to judge where my car is on track and, easier to judge braking distances.