Stering wheel

Posted by Rodrigo 
Stering wheel
Date: April 15, 2002 01:29PM
Posted by: Rodrigo

I want to buy a wheel to play Gp3, but i still have some doubts:

- Which one is a good stering wheel to play Gp3 (specifications)?

- The car control becomes easier with a stering wheel?

- There is some kind of problem when you're playing with the wheel?


Thanks in advance
Re: Stering wheel
Date: April 15, 2002 01:32PM
Posted by: LCockieS
I play with a Ferrari Force Feedback Wheel and it palys very well.
Re: Stering wheel
Date: April 16, 2002 02:50AM
Posted by: Vader
This is one these questions that is being discussed in here quite frequently. I would advice you to do a search on that topic.



Then:



It is also a good idea to look at the HUGE forum archive. and search there, too.










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Re: Stering wheel
Date: April 16, 2002 12:06PM
Posted by: bazza
Was that meant to be really patronising Vader?

It's not his fault the search button is not obvious.

Bazza

Re: Stering wheel
Date: April 16, 2002 12:10PM
Posted by: Ellis
yo Sup

More obvious than the last forum ;). He saying that cos if he doesnt nobody else will and it does get annoying with repeat questions




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Re: Stering wheel
Date: April 16, 2002 12:16PM
Posted by: _Alex_
Which one is a good stering wheel to play Gp3 (specifications)?

Logitech Wingman FF GP is great, and very cheap as well. You'll save a lot over the MS Sidewinder.

The car control becomes easier with a stering wheel?

Oh yes, for sure!

There is some kind of problem when you're playing with the wheel?

Not that I've encountered! Good luck with your wheel-buying. Hope this helps.




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Re: Stering wheel
Date: April 16, 2002 01:16PM
Posted by: Vader
It's not his fault the search button is not obvious.

Exactly for that reason I marked it RED.

Am I patronizing? Well, if you call me "Le patron du forum" I wouldn't mind. Anyway, I did not intend to attack Rodrigo in a personal way (why should I, I don't even know him!). But even if I was patronizing, who would dare objecting against it, mortal?








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Re: Stering wheel
Date: April 16, 2002 03:30PM
Posted by: bazza
I didn't mean you were attacking him, it just came across that way

Bazza

Re: Stering wheel
Date: April 16, 2002 04:15PM
Posted by: ralph
I have a ms forcefeedback wheel and apart from having to change the physics file in GP3-2000 I've had no problems. I thoroughly recommend CMR2 as well if you're buying a force feedback wheel (and if you're buying a wheel it's worth the extra money for force feedback).

Whether it makes playing easier I don't know but it's certainly more fun!

Everyone has thier own opinion as to which wheel is best but the last review I read had the ferrari just beating the ms, with both of these leaving the rest some distance behind.

Enjoy. You are about to enter a whole new level of pc gaming experience!
Re: Stering wheel
Date: April 16, 2002 06:52PM
Posted by: MikaHalpinen
Roderigo: A wealthy Venetian gentleman, Roderigo pays Iago to keep him informed of Desdemona's activities since he hopes to one day marry her. Trusting of Iago, he nonetheless questions Iago repetitively on his loyalty to him in Act I, and later on what has happened to gifts given to him to pass on to Desdemona in Act V.

Nonetheless he listens to Iago's calls not to give up when he learns of Desdemona's marriage, unaware he is being led on a fool's quest to simply finance Iago. Lured by Iago to fight Cassio twice (First in Act II, Scene III and later in Act V, Scene I), Roderigo is ultimately killed by Iago.

Re: Stering wheel
Date: April 18, 2002 09:00AM
Posted by: Vader
LOL @ Mika
Have you been infected by Vaderism, Mika?








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