[MGPRS2]
I honestly don't know. I haven't got my Logitech FF Wheel yet, but I read
this in a review of another FF wheel (http://www.mgprs2.com/rev-frs.htm
"In MGPRS2 the control is great, I just love the feel of the curbs... and
the "thump" you feel when you shift up or down a gear, fantastic. A nice
feature of FF is that you can feel a difference in the surface you drive on.
If you are on the grass, the wheel will turn much lighter that when your on
the tarmac or gravel"
Followup set to rec.autos.simulators
---
Jon Petersson (http://jon.svenskabio.com
Allez Jacques! Hyv? Mika! Vai Pedro! Go Damon! Forza Giancarlo!
Ooops! Pardon my intrusion...I thought the title of this thread was "An F1
Athletic Support." ;)
--
Marc J. Nelson
SimRacing Online - http://www.simracing.com
* No animals were harmed in the making of this e-mail *
I can tell you this much. Two hours of Viper in thei Pro or GT levels
with a MSFFW will leave your arms tired!
-Larry
Quoted text (17 lines)
> [MGPRS2] > >How good is the FF? Does the wheel just shake or do you feel > >understeer/oversteer? > I honestly don't know. I haven't got my Logitech FF Wheel yet, but I read > this in a review of another FF wheel (http://www.mgprs2.com/rev-frs.htm); > "In MGPRS2 the control is great, I just love the feel of the curbs... and > the "thump" you feel when you shift up or down a gear, fantastic. A nice > feature of FF is that you can feel a difference in the surface you drive on. > If you are on the grass, the wheel will turn much lighter that when your on > the tarmac or gravel" > Followup set to rec.autos.simulators > --- > Jon Petersson (http://jon.svenskabio.com) > Allez Jacques! Hyv? Mika! Vai Pedro! Go Damon! Forza Giancarlo!>I can tell you this much. Two hours of Viper in thei Pro or GT levels
>with a MSFFW will leave your arms tired!
IMHO Viper isn't that hard. A championship in NFS3, THAT's hell! Not
realistic, but your arms are hurting for certain.
Daniel
--
Daniel Lichtenberger, Vienna/Austria
