I feel it’s the least I can do. Some games there are three or four guys just sitting in last place all three games.
I haven't played with any setups or anything like that yet so it's all default settings car. No assists because I'm running Authentic. The only thing I did aside from race was adjust the brake bias to the back a bit because the front brakes were warm while the back ones were cold.
Qualified for 5th starting. I failed multiple times especially in lap 4 I kept overshooting corner 10 and 12 multiple times. Took me 3 hours to finally win one!
I currently have a regular stream deck and I’m thinking about upgrading to an XL. But I’m curious, why do so many racers on here use button boxes? There must be something I don’t understand, because why would you lock yourself in on a button layout, vs having something flexible like the stream deck with multiple profiles? Also how do you make use of toggles, because afaik, no games support true toggle reading and they function as two buttons. Is it just immersion?
Anyone else has their pedals so far off center? The way I have it now when I step on the gas my leg goes straight out and the brake my leg goes almost straight out. Having them centred just feels like I’m out of line and also crushing the boys.
I already have a GT Neo for F1 and GT races. I don’t have a round wheel currently and I’m using an Alpha Evo Pro. I honestly don’t care about the screen as I’ll be getting a DDU eventually
For context it's 4am and I'm finally on the upper parts of the rig only to find this out.
Edit: Got it done but can't update the post with the picture! Bought a $15 tap from Lowes and got it done.
I see some people online say they got it with it and some saying they didn’t. I also see it as a listed bundled item. I know I’ll need the HPR bundle at least but not sure if I should add the control box