It is, but sometimes on the downshifts and upshifts the back end surprises me, didn't used to that, probably cause i'm not blipping the throttle, don't know if you guys with two pedal wheels have blip throttle enabled?
Btw, isn't the real Elise kinda the opposite, very oversteery?
I know.. but kinda feels wierd, in LFS i had it turned on in the options, and i assume many of you did so i'm not used to doing it manually.. would feel much better with G25/27..
I don't like 900 degrees in general with sims though I'm trying to persevere with AC. I think it just multiplies those delays to the point where you notice them more easily.
How does everyone else find the FFB?
I'm not sold on it. I have a slight dead spot in the middle that I can't get rid of, and there's a vague lightness at the limit of front tyre grip that I'm not sure about either. Reminds me a bit of GTR. That significant loss of straightening force when the front tyres start to slip just slightly.
Also, crazy that Scawen removed auto-blip but added ABS to a bunch of cars (that crept in under my radar and I really don't like that he did) and left in button-clutch!
I'm not completely sold on it too, though it may be just the Elise problem, we always compare things with LFS, which isn't that much of a benchmark anymore, i mean every car feels like a go cart.. that's not real either. I do enjoy this 'numbness' here cause it's a road going car and even though it's twice as hard on 900 degrees i'm really feeling like on a track day..
Nope, it was developed to be more understeery for the general public, but it's very easy to induce oversteer for the more skilled driver. Seems AC got it spot on.
I'm completely sold on the FFB. Very much like nKPro so far. Sure it will be even better in the formula cars. Make sure it's not clipping as that really kills the detail.
How do you avoid that, my settings in CP are like i always drove LFS, center spring ticked but set to "0" and all other stuff, FF at 105%, in game it's 75%.. What else should you pay attention to?