For me some cars are easier to drive in cockpit than others. Maybe it's just my TV setting but the non-convertible cars seem to be a little difficult to drive in cockpit, due to there being significantly less lighting.
If I'm just having fun, then yea I'd use it. Otherwise, its just too shaky for me, especially if you get a bit of scuttle shake. Online I use good cam, other wise its bumper/third person view.
I've been running my Civic Type R RM in cockpit view with display and racing line off, MT and it's really fun, since I can actually see the dashboard. It's impossible in a lot of cars to actually see what the gauges are doind, since I do like to have a visual reference for gear changes or just to tell what speed I'm doing.
I've been running my Civic Type R RM in cockpit view with display and racing line off, MT and it's really fun, since I can actually see the dashboard. It's impossible in a lot of cars to actually see what the gauges are doind, since I do like to have a visual reference for gear changes or just to tell what speed I'm doing.
I dont have a problem with the interior driving view. However, Test drive unlimited really nailed it with the ability to adjust your seat position forward backward, up, and down. I wish ALL racing games had that feature.
The messed up part was that they removed that awesome feature when they made TDU2.
Got no problem at all, even siting in a home theater configuration. I can't notice the shaking issue, or maybe it looks natural to me. I have a 42'' LCD slightly higher than it should be, as it's placed over a fireplace. I just pick cars in which I can see the mirrors and rev counter in extra zoom mode.
Playing with the DS3, I use cockpit view at all times, unless our midget driver can barely look over the wheel itself, then it's roof cam. I don't have any issues otherwise. I just wish it was adjustable.
