u/NecessaryWillow1654

Pessoal, tudo bem? Dúvida sincera: algum BR que comprou um curso de técnicas de direção em automobilismo/SimRacing e realmente recomenda ?
Ou talvez algum livro. Pergunto por que pesquisando até achamos vários cursos, mas a maior bem bem caros principalmente pq a maioria não é em Reais, só em dólar, e conteúdo em português pagando em reais eu confesso que achei meio deficitário, ou sou eu que procurei errado? O lance é sair do zero de técnicas, ao ponto de conseguir correr online de forma q eu não fique rodando cada curva sabendo como aplicar os conceitos.

Guys, I’m having a really annoying issue with the PCYES W270. I just bought it and am already thinking about returning it. I tried setting it up in *Le Mans Ultimate*; it worked to an extent, but the car was incredibly unstable and basically wouldn't turn. I thought, "Okay, this is a very realistic sim; let me try something else," so I switched to *Forza Motorsport*. Once again, the car was completely uncontrollable—the wheel couldn't handle a normal turn, and the feedback was totally out of sync with the corners; the wheel would spin to one side on its own. Even when I lowered the force in the app, there seemed to be input lag, and no matter how I tweaked the settings, the car wouldn't turn properly. I reduced the amount of steering wheel rotation in the game, and even then, nothing. The car basically doesn't turn and suddenly hits the barrier. I set it to the minimum, and it still didn't have enough sensitivity for cornering. That was in D-Input mode; in the recommended X-Input mode, the game doesn't even recognize the wheel. Finally, in *F1 25*, the game doesn't recognize it in any mode at all. That makes no sense, since I actually saw someone playing *F1 25* with this wheel on YT, but mine won't detect it—even after disabling Steam Input. Does anyone have any recommendations or a fix, or should I just return this piece of junk and get a G29 to play these games casually?

Hi everyone, I'm getting rid of my Apple Watch SE 2 for obvious reasons and want to buy another smartwatch. I'm almost certain I'll buy the Amazfit T-Rex 3 Pro, mainly because of its features, battery life, and price (very important), since it's also geared towards running (I'm a total amateur, aiming for my first half marathon), but I'd like to confirm: any other recommendations? I was thinking about the Venu 3, but it's more expensive. There's also the FR 265, which has fewer smart functions but seems like a good running watch, and the Garmin Vivoactive 6, which I think balances smart functions and running experience very well. I need some smart functions that I believe are useful for everyday use, dual-band GPS, and a watch that reasonably helps with running training. So, I think I need some help to confirm if any of them are really worth it more than the T-Rex 3 Pro.

Hi everyone, I'm getting rid of my Apple Watch SE 2 for obvious reasons and want to buy another smartwatch. I'm almost certain I'll buy the Amazfit T-Rex 3 Pro, mainly because of its features, battery life, and price (very important), since it's also geared towards running (I'm a total amateur, aiming for my first half marathon), but I'd like to confirm: any other recommendations? I was thinking about the Venu 3, but it's more expensive. There's also the FR 265, which has fewer smart functions but seems like a good running watch, and the Garmin Vivoactive 6, which I think balances smart functions and running experience very well. I need some smart functions that I believe are useful for everyday use, dual-band GPS, and a watch that reasonably helps with running training. So, I think I need some help to confirm if any of them are really worth it more than the T-Rex 3 Pro.