Tried rFactor
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Scraggles

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7,619 posts

247 months

Friday 16th March 2007
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Not impressed, use most games with WASD and mouse look, took a while to redo the keys and ended up spinning round in circles, maybe very accurate but no fun

any driving games that allow auto gear change and easy game play ? going back to halo for some fun

Steve_Evil

10,801 posts

252 months

Friday 16th March 2007
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I don't think you'd be able to appreciate it without a wheel though.

spidydude

346 posts

232 months

Friday 16th March 2007
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why wouold you play a hardcore racing simulator with a mouse and keyboard?

FourWheelDrift

91,795 posts

307 months

Friday 16th March 2007
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Scraggles said:
Not impressed, use most games with WASD and mouse look, took a while to redo the keys and ended up spinning round in circles, maybe very accurate but no fun

any driving games that allow auto gear change and easy game play ? going back to halo for some fun


WASD and mouse look, in a racing game?!?!?

If you are using a keyboard then auto gears and additional driving aids that can be turned on and off are probably best until you learn how to play it without spinning but of course that takes time and it sounds like you just want a 5minute blast. If that's all you want try Mario Kart instead.

Scraggles

Original Poster:

7,619 posts

247 months

Saturday 17th March 2007
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options are keyboard, controller 1 and 2, guess i could get the joystick from the loft assuming it is still there, but multiple keys are a pain, might just stick to hardcore fps games instead

FourWheelDrift

91,795 posts

307 months

Saturday 17th March 2007
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I used to play the original Grand Prix (Geoff Crammond) with at first a digital joystick then an analogue one. It worked really well but took a few goes before even a change as similar as that worked for me. Some people in our league think use a joystick and they're not slow.

Digby

8,338 posts

269 months

Saturday 17th March 2007
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I feel the same frustrations with FPS games.I play by turning the mouse upside down and
rolling the desk around on it.

BrianTheYank

7,585 posts

273 months

Saturday 17th March 2007
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Scraggles said:
Not impressed, use most games with WASD and mouse look, took a while to redo the keys and ended up spinning round in circles, maybe very accurate but no fun

any driving games that allow auto gear change and easy game play ? going back to halo for some fun


noob

ajg31

1,455 posts

230 months

Saturday 17th March 2007
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Driving games made easy; Need for Speed series, Crashday, Flatout 1+2. can use WSAD keys for them if you have to. Buy a 360 controller at least for driving games. £17 investment is not too hard to swallow. never had a wheel, but a must i think for the likes of GTR, Toca, Live for Speed and rFactor