Great to have another driver on board
@CSLACR
The issue I have always had with simulation steering is - once I even slightly lose control, that is it. Car fishtails all over the place and 100% spins out. With normal steering if I lose control I can counter steer a little and/or tap the breaks and/or add a bit of power and that brings it under control. I've been driving cars in the real world for years (and currently own a very powerful Audi S4) and can honestly say that normal steering is far more realistic at "simulating" loss of control, whereas simulation steering is far more realistic at simulating being
in control.
I hope that makes sense. To me it's a catch-22, I can't have the best of both worlds.