phil-tSomething is very fish here..
You are seriously telling me you had a bearing 'explode' so violently it took the entire internals of the wheel away, and you sent it back to Fanatec who told you it's not their fault, and to do one..
I'm not buying that at all..
Either there is much more to this story, or it's just a story..
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@ Luminis:
So you have no problems with any Forza game? Awesome possum. Race on, dood. 👍
Then you have never played the game. Or you have some problems with your internal (biological) clock.I've never encountered slow loading time on GT5. Just the occasional lobby that freezes up.
It's basically saying "I have nothing but I won't admit I've lost". Race on dood @ Tenacious D...
And shhiny48 can you post up a pic of the horrible mess that is the internals of your wheel from a bearing 'exploding'? Bearings don't actually explode unless in a car and get very very hot, once that happens they cease up and the force of the car moving is what causes them to explode. Nice try however.
I know what a bearing cease is. I guess I should have been more clear. I don't have a pic because I had it saved on my old computer which is back in the States. But it was more like the bearing cassette that exploded.
No one back in the states that can get it off? And even if the bearing 'cassette' (you mean the bearing casing right?) 'exploded' which is doubtful at best seeing as these things are overengineered to prevent failure even in a wheel it'd be a localized thing and not shred the wiring around it (if there is any...).
Once again, nice try but the 'it's back in the US' story just puts you on even thinner ice when it comes to believability.
Getting defensive and sweary for a reason or just because you want to?![]()
Which implies I have indeed read that you live outside America.No one back in the states that can get it off?
You've overlooked the fact that I said:
Which implies I have indeed read that you live outside America.
I've called you out on the BS you're putting across about the impossibility that is a bearing in a wheel exploding and causing mass damage that for some bizarre reason couldn't be covered under warranty, generally when something is that supposedly beyond repair the company takes the blown up one back and sends out a replacement. To get to the conclusion you're talking out your backside I don't need to know who you are, why you're living where you are now, what your dogs name is or what your favorite colour is, just that you've posted up a bunch of crap backed up with crap. Catch my drift champ?
It's at this point that it'd be best for you to either read, understand and then try and sort out the real facts into a correct story or just flat out stop posting and replying to this thread. But, if you want to go on and on it's your own hole you're digging buddy.
And no, I wasn't calling you out I was asking a quite legitimate question.
Bearings in a wheel don't explode but some heads do when presented with such idiocy.
-You can't prove your claim.
-You have given us a bunch of drivel (Fanatec says they can't fix or replace the wheel?)
-You keep pushing the impossible point that the bearing 'exploded' to which I presented why it's complete baloney (google bearing failures).
Your credibility currently doesn't exist no matter how much you try and say otherwise, sorry buddy but it's just hard to believe lies (prove me wrong, photographic evidence of the wheel or documents relating to your correspondence with Fanatec would do the job).
Oh do grow up, you do understand it's against the AUP (which you agreed to abide by when you signed up) to post false information? Prove your claim or shuffle off.
Do I think I'm cool because I've called you out on your BS? Nope, if I did wouldn't I be a sad individual...
For the last page it's been a retort to your comments, not facts (which you should atleast be able to understand...)
And no, I'm not enjoying something that's giving me a headache....
It's called an argument, you generally don't give those up unless you've lost...
I'm 19 so I'll last as long as you I'm afraid.
I don't really want to be part of this but... as an engineer and one who's done a few things on tribologu and bearings... I've never heard of a bearing explode. I've heard of then seizing and heard of certain types having seals go bad bit never exploding. There's nothing there to.. explode
Even with SSD you have 20 seconds loading times for races :I know what a bearing cease is. I guess I should have been more clear. I don't have a pic because I had it saved on my old computer which is back in the States. But it was more like the bearing cassette that exploded.
And when I say load times. Its definitely not that slow for me. Maybe 15 seconds for a track to load and 1.5-2 seconds for menu's.
I don't really want to be part of this but... as an engineer and one who's done a few things on tribologu and bearings... I've never heard of a bearing explode. I've heard of then seizing and heard of certain types having seals go bad bit never exploding. There's nothing there to.. explode
Again, the cassette exploded.
There's nothing there to.. explode
Even with SSD you have 20 seconds loading times for races :
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And 2 to 5 seconds between menus :
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Source : https://www.gtplanet.net/gran-turismo-5-load-times-significantly-reduced-by-ps3-ssd-upgrade/
Edit : Seriously, those numbers are just insane. You basically have a mandatory 2 seconds wait pretty much every time you press a button in the interface. I'm just, I dunno. What. The. Heck.