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- United States
Hey what's going on guys?
I'm currently playing GTSport when i have some free time. The car physics do leave a lot to be desired for me. I just feel so disconnected especially after having test-driven over 20 cars (jaguar xf supercharged, ss camaros, 5.0 mustangs to a Subaru Br-Z). Some i've pushed to 8/10s, some i've spent about 45mins hooning around. So i have a little bit of experience under my belt
Anyways i'm looking into getting PC2 pretty soon. Is the gaming experience better for you guys on PS4 or Xbox for you controller users? Im more inclined to get the xbox version because the trigger buttons felt more linear for throttle/braking compared to the DS4. Then the vibrations were MUCH stronger on Xbox when i played Forza 6 which was great for letting me know what the car was doing. Is this something that's replicated on either systems?
I'm currently playing GTSport when i have some free time. The car physics do leave a lot to be desired for me. I just feel so disconnected especially after having test-driven over 20 cars (jaguar xf supercharged, ss camaros, 5.0 mustangs to a Subaru Br-Z). Some i've pushed to 8/10s, some i've spent about 45mins hooning around. So i have a little bit of experience under my belt
Anyways i'm looking into getting PC2 pretty soon. Is the gaming experience better for you guys on PS4 or Xbox for you controller users? Im more inclined to get the xbox version because the trigger buttons felt more linear for throttle/braking compared to the DS4. Then the vibrations were MUCH stronger on Xbox when i played Forza 6 which was great for letting me know what the car was doing. Is this something that's replicated on either systems?