Mine is 74 wins from about 160 races I think. But it's mostly just me and another friend along with any randomers that decide to join, oh and some ai too!So what's everyone online record looks like so far?That's even if you even attempt online yet. Me,19 wins(Should have way more than this) 51 podiums I think and other is like 58. I really need to start improving this.
That's a very unusual monitor you've got there, it looks very wide indeed! What aspect ratio is it?
0 out of 0So what's everyone online record looks like so far?That's even if you even attempt online yet. Me,19 wins
This is only my opinion/suggestion but when I first started with a wheel, I found the GT cars easier to manage and get accustomed to my wheel. Use all assists until you get comfortable and then proceed to eliminate one assist at a time as needed.0 out of 0
Have only done 2 hotlap sessions with my new setup (T300 RS, T3PA, Playseat Challenge) so I am still getting accustom to driving with a wheel. Can anyone suggest a car to use as a good trainer? I was using the Ford Sierra last night and that was doing pretty good but I still got a ways to go to be competitive. Still its an awesome experience driving with a wheel.
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Have only done 2 hotlap sessions with my new setup (T300 RS, T3PA, Playseat Challenge) so I am still getting accustom to driving with a wheel. Can anyone suggest a car to use as a good trainer? I was using the Ford Sierra last night and that was doing pretty good but I still got a ways to go to be competitive. Still its an awesome experience driving with a wheel.
I have a curved tv as well and you don't notice the curve at all once you get immersed in something, be it a game, movie etc.
I have a curved tv as well and you don't notice the curve at all once you get immersed in something, be it a game, movie etc.
But the one thing I did notice is that its very hard to watch from an angle, I've had friends around and I've had to pull the tv out from the corner so they could see it more directly because the picture quality takes a nose dive when viewing it from any sort of angle.
But luckily enough when I'm watching it from right in front of it there's no issues. The curve is just a gimmick for me, if it didn't have it I still would've bought it though simply for the 4k
You can pick one of those up for 200 bucks already, albeit quite a small one 30/70 cm's, @PzR Slim is that the size you own, yours seems bigger?No that would be the 21:9 TV/monitor
Yeh the picture quality is amazing no doubt. It really shows up the inferior quality of bad hd though, be it a ropey hd channel or game. But when it's a decent channel or game it looks amazing. And I can't wait for more 4k content aswell! And now since the ghosting has been fixed on project cars, that looks brilliant now too!
"...the end of triple screens". I wouldn't go that far... I have the 34" 3440x1440 LG (approx. $800) and while games looks great it still doesn't match the peripheral vision of triple screens (typically "5760" wide resolution). I still have my 3 27" screens but switched to this ultra-wide so I could run games at max settings with a single GTX980. I don't want to bother with SLI/CrossFire - been there, done that, and "in my mind" not worth the hassle. Pricing is also steep for these ultra-wides so the cost savings over triples is not really there. It is a decent option though.
Definitely if you want a true simulation racing game (not a car collecting/ tuning one). It has some bugs that need to be ironed out and some features that need to be added, and you might have to dial in your wheel and settings a bit. But afterwards it's the most rewarding racing experience since GT4 IMO.
Not sure I care how much of a dork I look like for the experience it gives. I would think the vast majority of people would say we look like dorks sat in our sim setups playing a computer game with a toy wheel anyway2 things though, you will look like a dork and you can't see the buttons on your wheel
