thats great info mate, im still thinking of buying a t500 and recently got into Race 07 and the btcc track mods, so i need it to work with the t500 if i get 1...
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thats great info mate, im still thinking of buying a t500 and recently got into Race 07 and the btcc track mods, so i need it to work with the t500 if i get 1...
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Yeah. Without that profile from Thrustmater in the correct folder, the FFB just bounces around the centre of the wheel. You have to hold the wheel central, otherwise it feels like it's falling from the centre. It's like trying to hold up a drunk person.
With the profile it's a new game altogether, the FFB gives way more information than the G27 ever did. I just hope the SMS improve the FFB with the T500 to at least as good a level as this.
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No.
There's a lot of specualtion flying around because someone spotted a video of another game being developed for Porche that has the same UI in game as pCARS, but nothing concete from the devs.
Whatever happens, it helped to boost funding.
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If you are expecting a game anywhere near finished then the answer is no. If you want to test the game through different stages of development, find and report bugs, give feedback and help steer the game into something you want to play then by all means give the junior tool pack a go. If you do go for the junior tool pack, don't expect all the content either.
To be honest if I was going to get stuck in I'd go for the team member pack. It just seems like a very interesting way to get involved. I understand that it's far from a finished product, but the idea of getting involved at such a integral level is very appealing.
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Giving feedback and suggestions on the forum is like weeing in the wind to be honest.
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new team member+ build out (0192)
it adds the Heusden track amongst other things, which i'm pretty sure is Zolder, but i'm happy to be proved wrong there
it adds the Heusden track amongst other things, which i'm pretty sure is Zolder, but i'm happy to be proved wrong there
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Well Zolder was in Shift2 so chances are it is Zolder 
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I've just joined as junior member to see what it's like.
Am I right in thinking that I get exactly the same builds as others, just at less frequent intervals (once a month)?
Am I right in thinking that I get exactly the same builds as others, just at less frequent intervals (once a month)?
Yup!
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WOW, does anybody else find this game impossible with keys?
Oh yeah I saw that as a poll, never knew they actually implemented it
(Probably did due to about 99% saying Team Members+)
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Oh yeah I saw that as a poll, never knew they actually implemented it
(Probably did due to about 99% saying Team Members+)
i've no idea if they restricted them or not, but you're getting a hell of a lot of game for 10 euros even without the country road tracks (which i barely go on anyway).
Just been for a nice drive IRL, came back and wondered why I can't do this sim style in a game (TDU is a bit arcade) and found this -> http://www.wmdportal.com/projectnews/take-a-country-drive-with-build-179/
Wow I'm blown away :O
Wow I'm blown away :O