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People just don't know how sweet open wheel racing is in VR. It's every bit as thrilling as what you see on the tv from the driver view.
More people experience it, the more likely it'll come to an official F1 game.
More people experience it, the more likely it'll come to an official F1 game.
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funny most people say that aswell but I think being in the cockpit of a car is more immersive than being in a open wheel car in vr.
Just looking around it is awesome, realising how small it is in a lmp2 cockpit is a particular highlight for me.
anyway looking forward to this, vr would be awesome but it wont have and I doubt ever will have it, so no point worrying about it.
just need to learn all the braking points as I wont be able to judge distance in it very well.
Get to see all the lovely detail in 4k now tho so that's one welcome change from vr.
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Does look like a big graphics jump and also I’d that a new camera angle?
See they have brought out a new edition for pre order which has the f2 as well. Just as I was away to pre order the standard edition as well.
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Looks incredible that gameplay clip. Downgrade for launch I'm sure
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Looks and sounds fantastic. A definite purchase for me.
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I had forgotten this was so close. I need to dust off my wheel.
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Anyone ordering the senna edition?
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G920 here.
Do you find the brake pedal quite spongy and requiring a lot of force to register braking?
Infact a quick google has yielded this issue with quite a few people.
Whats your experience CR?
(CR by the way - are you still playing ST:O? Or has that die a death?)
Infact a quick google has yielded this issue with quite a few people.
Whats your experience CR?
(CR by the way - are you still playing ST:O? Or has that die a death?)
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I found it difficult to push down (even with quite strong legs!). So I followed a modification posted online. I think I removed a plastic square that was making the spring tighter. Millions of screws, but easy to do and now have some decent control over the brake. Haven’t used it since the last F1 game I played, two years ago! Need to get it all dusted and set up. It was an epic wheel though. So much control and feedback.
Haven’t played ST:O since we all stopped shortly after release. I loved it back then, but too many changes since make it too difficult to get back in - that and not having as much time!
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Nope, gave it a miss last year.
No. I suspect I tried and didn’t like the positioning or something.
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Yeh think that's the one I pre ordered.
Using fanatec csl elite f1 with load cell brake and as it's the wheel they are using for the f1 esports I expect it to he well optimised/integrated.
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Go look at he DD1 and DD2 lol
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Yeah i don't even want to work out how much i have spent on my OSW build 
Which works in these f1 games ha!
Which works in these f1 games ha!
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Guys help me out here. I usually am great in racing games. But F1, can't do it. Not with keyboard, not with PS4 controller.
Do I have to have a proper steering wheel to unleash my inner "Leclerk" ?
Do I have to have a proper steering wheel to unleash my inner "Leclerk" ?
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Guys help me out here. I usually am great in racing games. But F1, can't do it. Not with keyboard, not with PS4 controller.
Do I have to have a proper steering wheel to unleash my inner "Leclerk" ?
Its just practice, friend of mine hated F1 when he first tried it, now is pretty fast, I've spent a good 300+ hours in F1 games which is small amount to some people and I think I'm ok at it now