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Hi.
The variety of opinions in how physics, and with it the cars & their FFB / Force feedback have changed, post 1.49/1.50, boggles the mind in how different they were/are perceived....
So I was wondering, what are the cars that stand out the most, post 1.49/1.50 update ? What is the best and the worst when it comes to communicating the new physics via wheel FFB ?
I'll start (from fanatec DD+ perspective):
Best:
Gr.4 category in general (Used to be the most boring for me, handling wise, but has improved a lot since the update imo)
The worst:
These seem to unanimously broken (and probably to be fixed some time soon):
MP4/4
Super Formula / Dallara SF19
Just weird:
Honda RA 272 '65 (barely noticable in FFB as many other open wheelers, but there's an odd wobble in the suspension as well)
De Tomaso - Mangusta (this might as well be my tune... but had me scratch my head a lot when taking it gir a spin)
The variety of opinions in how physics, and with it the cars & their FFB / Force feedback have changed, post 1.49/1.50, boggles the mind in how different they were/are perceived....
So I was wondering, what are the cars that stand out the most, post 1.49/1.50 update ? What is the best and the worst when it comes to communicating the new physics via wheel FFB ?
I'll start (from fanatec DD+ perspective):
Best:
Gr.4 category in general (Used to be the most boring for me, handling wise, but has improved a lot since the update imo)
The worst:
These seem to unanimously broken (and probably to be fixed some time soon):
MP4/4
Super Formula / Dallara SF19
Just weird:
Honda RA 272 '65 (barely noticable in FFB as many other open wheelers, but there's an odd wobble in the suspension as well)
De Tomaso - Mangusta (this might as well be my tune... but had me scratch my head a lot when taking it gir a spin)
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