https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uWraRpKOl2s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=31VZC5BgQwY
You nose itPlan B wrote:CoDRuMbo
Awesomeness-in-a-canseremtan wrote:the steering wheel in that video is actually massive
note to self: make less subtle jokes in futureGONNAFISTYA wrote:Awesomeness-in-a-canseremtan wrote:the steering wheel in that video is actually massive
The wheel is wide and thick enough to feel really good and solid without being too heavy. The buttons feel nice as well. The force-feedback pushes back as nicely as a sheep on a cliff. The rumblepack is really loud, but it feels great on your hands for cornering feedback on curbs. Good build-quality hardware all-around and I highly recommend it.

gti bullshitΚracus wrote:Godamnit... I setup a mining rig like 3 years ago and gave up cause my shitty internet connection wouldn't download the wallet in one go. After 5 days of trying I just gave up. I still have the 5.8GB of 6GB wallet installed on my system too, just never bothered to try again.
Of course now it's too ridiculous to even mine a single coin and @ 1000$ per coin I ain't really in the mood to invest in something that's about to crash... I might pick up a few coins next crash though.
Don Carlos wrote:Bro; do you even lap?

Yeah...F1 2013 is garbage and the reason I can't set my wheel for the game correctly is because the game features "dynamic steering ratio" that speeds up or slows down your steering inputs based on where you are in the track. If you're on a straightaway the steering ratio is reduced so that you don't jitter all over the place and if you're in a corner, the ratio is increased so that you can take the corner quicker.GONNAFISTYA wrote:Also..I've noticed that F1 2013 doesn't use my wheel's rumblepack at all. Silly programmers.
Actually, now that I think about it, F1 2013 hasn't been as "plug & play" easy to setup with my wheel like it is in F1 2010.
I bought F1 2013 only recently and haven't really gone balls-deep into it yet, so I'm guessing it's just me needing to do a proper setup.