I did wonder the same as I was watching. I remember I tried playing a Gran Turismo with manual gears once for a laugh and the coordination just wasn't there for me to manage it.anyone with years of experience with a particular peripheral should do better than someone with 3 months experience on their particular peripheral.
all you play is F1?I did wonder the same as I was watching. I remember I tried playing a Gran Turismo with manual gears once for a laugh and the coordination just wasn't there for me to manage it.
I think the last F1 game I had was 2002. All I really play to any great extent are Gran Turismo games, though after taking the huff at GT Sport last week I bought Assetto Corsa and it came today. A bit awkward since I was in great form in GT last night and won a race, but oh well.all you play is F1?
Assetto Corsa has better physics than Gran Turismo and F1. Might be harder on a controller than a wheel.I think the last F1 game I had was 2002. All I really play to any great extent are Gran Turismo games, though after taking the huff at GT Sport last week I bought Assetto Corsa and it came today. A bit awkward since I was in great form in GT last night and won a race, but oh well.
I've never really been able to quantify when people say physics in a game are 'good' or 'realistic' - partly because I can't drive, partly because I don't pretend to drive with a wheel and pedals and partly because I just get used to it. I don't really have a problem with car control in GT games and when I played 5 and to an extent 4 I'd spent a lot of time tuning cars and setting them up, so I at least have half an idea of how to set a car up to be drivable.Assetto Corsa has better physics than Gran Turismo and F1. Might be harder on a controller than a wheel.
You haven't had a problem with GT games because they aren't really considered "sim" games. same with F1 or Forza. Games like Project Cars and Assetto Corsa have better physics, IE: harder to play/get used to. Not saying it can't be done without a wheel, just not ideal.I've never really been able to quantify when people say physics in a game are 'good' or 'realistic' - partly because I can't drive, partly because I don't pretend to drive with a wheel and pedals and partly because I just get used to it. I don't really have a problem with car control in GT games and when I played 5 and to an extent 4 I'd spent a lot of time tuning cars and setting them up, so I at least have half an idea of how to set a car up to be drivable.
Is Project Cars any good? I think I saw that on sale too.You haven't had a problem with GT games because they aren't really considered "sim" games. same with F1 or Forza. Games like Project Cars and Assetto Corsa have better physics, IE: harder to play/get used to. Not saying it can't be done without a wheel, just not ideal.
I have Project Cars 2 and its a good racing game if you don't care about a good cpu experience. it doesn't really have a good career mode if thats what ur looking for. FYI, I recommend to my buddy and he had a really hard time using a controller.Is Project Cars any good? I think I saw that on sale too.
Yeah if there's a heavy online focus in terms of challenge or in lieu of a single-player mode worth mentioning it's not really much good to me.I have Project Cars 2 and its a good racing game if you don't care about a good cpu experience. it doesn't really have a good career mode if thats what ur looking for. FYI, I recommend to my buddy and he had a really hard time using a controller.
I would skip it then.Yeah if there's a heavy online focus in terms of challenge or in lieu of a single-player mode worth mentioning it's not really much good to me.
Is Project Cars any good? I think I saw that on sale too.
In other news you'll like this, one of the guys at work is shamelessly calling the clinic about his STD results following his lads holiday to Zante
I hope he has several