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- henderse
- Xcape Velocity
Hey gals/guys!
Since the price of PCARS went down recently, I would like to ask few questions about current state of PS4 version (probably answered already but it is hard to go through 620 pages looking for details).
1. Did they take care of the nasty bugs from release version? From what I remember reading there were major problems with tires after pitstops, AI of both CPU and B-spec driver in endurance races and cars settings resetting randomly.
2. What do you think about DLC cars? Are they worth the price and are they included in single player "campaign"?
3. The most important one. I'm owner of perfectly fine Logitech DFGT and from what I read in other thread there is no chance of backward hardware compatibility for PS4. Since there is no really good alternative for DFGT in similar price range at the moment, how the game feels when using Dualshock 4? It has been years since I played true racing game without the wheel and I'm concerned it won't be fun at all without proper equipment, plus I saw some threads that there are some big issues with default controller settings (and if there are, where can I find "good" settings?).
Thanks in advance, Cheers.
1. A lot of the bugs from the original release were cleaned up with the most recent patch, but I have not specifically tested the AI tire glitch.
2. The DLC cars should be free in my openion, but they know damn well we can't stand to see someone else driving one we don't have. Also, they are not used in career mode. At least not in my experience. I have been taking the open wheel route, so I really don't know about the others yet.
3. I was actually surprised at how pCars plays with the controller. I owned the DFGT and played GT on PS3 for years and since have ordered the Logitech G29 for the PS4. I didn't wait for the wheel of course as I could not wait to try out Project Cars. With the default settings for the controller I was able to play pCars. They obviously tweaked the assists specifically for console drivers using a controller. I don't normally drive with assists, but with a controller, I simply had to. I was able to enjoy the game, and I was even winning some races. The only assist I didn't use was the breaking assist. The steering assist is not necessary either, but I hated all the small jerky adjustments I kept having to make using the controller so I turned steering assist on just to clean that up. Once I got my G29 and hooked it up I actually had to get used to using a wheel again. I am very happy with the G29 wheel by the way.