DFGT tips for a noob
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- Vilnius
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Top Tip. Try to have as much fun as you can.
Tip #2. Remember that you have 900 degrees to play with. Some people turn the wheel 90 degrees and wonder why they can't make it around a hairpin
Tip #3. Try to drive smoothly and consistently. Use all of the track width and watch your racing line. That's the key to fast laptimes.
Tip #4. DFGT pedals are a compromise. You can try to mod them with bungee cords and a squash ball as is popular among DFGT owners.
Tip #5. If you'll be playing Gran Turismo with it, you should first try to pass/gold the driving licenses. Golding them is quite a challenge, but after that you'll know that you're able to drive at the highest level.
Cheers
Top Tip. Try to have as much fun as you can.
Tip #2. Remember that you have 900 degrees to play with. Some people turn the wheel 90 degrees and wonder why they can't make it around a hairpin
Tip #3. Try to drive smoothly and consistently. Use all of the track width and watch your racing line. That's the key to fast laptimes.
Tip #4. DFGT pedals are a compromise. You can try to mod them with bungee cords and a squash ball as is popular among DFGT owners.
Tip #5. If you'll be playing Gran Turismo with it, you should first try to pass/gold the driving licenses. Golding them is quite a challenge, but after that you'll know that you're able to drive at the highest level.
Cheers
Get GranTurgismo's adjustable paddles - they make a world of difference, almost feels like a new wheel.
http://granturgismo.com/buypaddles.html
There's also a tutorial on stiffening the pedals here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zHbqXu-uLKY
If you're going to be drifting with the wheel, be patient. It's extremely frustrating at first, especially if you're used to a DS3 controller.
http://granturgismo.com/buypaddles.html
There's also a tutorial on stiffening the pedals here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zHbqXu-uLKY
If you're going to be drifting with the wheel, be patient. It's extremely frustrating at first, especially if you're used to a DS3 controller.
