First post here. It's the same thing as PC just ignore the PC specific changes. I'm not angry at you but I don't understand why more people don't realize that. I thought it was obvious but whatever. No hard feelings.
Dam...no wonder you want to read the patch notes. I'd get a copy of war & peace as well and the patch should be ready for you finishing it
It's the jaggedy painted white track boundary lines that get to me. I can handle jaggies elsewhere, but at some tracks it looks pretty bad and can be distracting to me.Not to sound old or crotchety or whatever you wanna call it but have you tried not caring about graphics as much? Can I interest you in not caring about graphics as much? There's a whole other gameplay world you can sink your teeth into if you don't care about graphics as much. I've never been good at sales pitches...
Not to sound old or crotchety or whatever you wanna call it but have you tried not caring about graphics as much? Can I interest you in not caring about graphics as much? There's a whole other gameplay world you can sink your teeth into if you don't care about graphics as much. I've never been good at sales pitches...
Do you mind like Bleeder giving an example of where the graphics falter for you?
Steering Sensitivity: 10
Throttle Sensitivity: 45
Brake Sensitivity: 45Speed Sensitivity: 75
Controller Damping: 85
Okay? But they're not PS2 or even PS3 level bad so what's so bad about it? Now-a-days it's like if it's not groundbreaking it's crap.
Look at the huge white lines at Brands Hatch they are extremely jaggy and off putting, then look at it in PCARS 1 and AC. night and day difference.
Cool thanks! 2 questions:The new opposite lock feature is an interesting addition; it seems to offer a facsimile of self-aligning torque instead of just force-correcting a slide, making it feel pretty natural. It'll take a bit of getting used to and I'm not certain I'll keep it on, but with some practice it makes even the Radbul MX-5 drivable enough to at least get around a track.
Other cars that were extra twitchy for seemingly no good reason before appear to have been improved as well, such as the BMW 1M Coupe and Corvette roadcar. 👍
Code:Steering Sensitivity: 10 Throttle Sensitivity: 45 Brake Sensitivity: 45
These sensitivities control the linearity of input from the controller.
0-49 is slower near the center/low end and faster at the end of the axis.
51-100 is faster near the center/low end and slower at the end of the axis.
Code:Speed Sensitivity: 75 Controller Damping: 85
Speed Sensitivity controls the maximum steering lock based on your speed, and also how much you can countersteer.
Setting it lower = greater steering response.
Controller Damping controls the maximum rate of steering.
Setting it lower = quicker steering response.
I tried Wolfe’s settings but ended up dropping brake and throttle sensitivity down to 30 along with adding 10 to deadzone. Not sure if deadzone is really required but seems to help a bit. Reason i did this is i found them way too sensitive and nonlinear for the way i drive. Every time I applied brake or throttle with DS4 I felt like it should be around 30-40% but id end up hitting around 75%. It’s definitely great to have options to tune it to your liking.
then tried to open p.c.2 again, no fun pack displayed and still crashed oh dear
Even if you're not gonna use the cars you should still download the Fun Pack. You have the season pass so it's not going to cost anything. At least you'll get an extra car to race against in Vintage GT-A and you can use the Group B cars as regular race cars. They have a default setup for tarmac/circuits that's different from the rallycross setup. They run on slicks. Couldn't hurt to check those out and ignore the big truck, drift Mustang, and rallycross tracks.
I find these nearer to other games I use on DS4 and find this is the sweet spot for slow inputs and for me to get most cars around the tracks without changing. Slightly different to Wolfe etc but Is anyone able to test these and see what you think?
In fairness, some of us like the other 'whole other' world of photo mode as well as the standard one of driving/racing the same tracks with the cars you have...Can I interest you in not caring about graphics as much? There's a whole other gameplay world you can sink your teeth into if you don't care about graphics as much. I've never been good at sales pitches...
I know a few can be obsessive about that on occasion but it does have its fans, especially now that the graphics level has reached that zone of almost photo-realistic possibility.
