Need for Speed: Most Wanted

[Xenophon]

What ROFL?//
roll on floor laughing

Thanx. Blonde thing, sometimes I get it sometimes I don't. It's like the fact that I am not allowed a lunch hour cause they have to retrain me afterwards

 

[rburley]

ok then what ROFTIPML

 

[EchoDown]

Roflcopter?

 

[Xenophon]

ok then what ROFTIPML

Rolling On Floor, Tapping In Pee Milking Loo?

 

[EchoDown]

Rollin' on the floor,turning in pee man look!

 

[ZeroIndex]

can't wait for that game, it's gonna be so awesome with my Logitech Momo Force steering wheel

 

[photonman]

got the same steering wheel.. - doesnt play that cool

 

[useless]

i would say a steering wheel might be good for GT or GTR kinda car simulators... NFSU is just too violent for such a steering wheel... analog joypad control is way better IMO...

 

[Luke7777]

i would say a steering wheel might be good for GT or GTR kinda car simulators... NFSU is just too violent for such a steering wheel... analog joypad control is way better IMO...

Have you played NFSU with a steering wheel ?? Too violent for a wheel, wtf does that mean?

 

[Emjay]

analog joypad control is way better IMO...

I use a wireless Logitech joypad for NFS:U2.

 

[useless]

Have you've played NFSU with a steering wheel ?? Too violent for a wheel, wtf does that mean?

yeah i have played NFSU with a wheel, it feels good but i felt sorry for the wheel after a few tight manouvers and corners since its an arcade game.

Unlike GTR where your driving has to be soft and calculated, NFSU degrades into smashing, crashing tactics on the racetrack... so an analog control on a gamepad is more suited for such arcade titles... thats what i meant.

 

[Luke7777]

I use a wireless Logitech joypad for NFS:U2.

By choice, or lack there of ?

 

[photonman]

keyboard is still the best

 

[useless]

keyboard is still the best

digital kinda sucks for driving sims... unless you dont have a choice...

 

[Luke7777]

yeah i have played NFSU with a wheel, it feels good but i felt sorry for the wheel after a few tight manouvers and corners since its an arcade game.

Unlike GTR where your driving has to be soft and calculated, NFSU degrades into smashing, crashing tactics on the racetrack... so an analog control on a gamepad is more suited for such arcade titles... thats what i meant.

My DFP (and a Saitek R440 before that) had no probs with smashing & crashing The R440 was more suited to it, but I just limited the "lock to lock" turn of the DFP to about 200 degrees to get that arcade feel.

 

[useless]

thats cool... all my driving games are on consoles though... PC is more for FPS and RPG gaming... though thus far the best fun racer is Project Gotham Racing 2 and the best fun crasher is the Burnout series.. awesome!

 

[Luke7777]

all my driving games are on consoles though... PC is more for FPS and RPG gaming

explains your affinity for the gamepad , but you're soooooo wrong on the "PC is more for FPS & RPG" statement

 

[useless]

lol... thats what i use it mostly anyhow... sports, racing, adventure and fighting games are more suited for consoles, they do work on the PC but not as they do on a console... and i did use the wheel on the PS2 as a friend had it...

 

[nrg_wp]

yeah i have played NFSU with a wheel, it feels good but i felt sorry for the wheel after a few tight manouvers and corners since its an arcade game.

Unlike GTR where your driving has to be soft and calculated, NFSU degrades into smashing, crashing tactics on the racetrack... so an analog control on a gamepad is more suited for such arcade titles... thats what i meant.

i played NFSU2 on pc using Logitech MOMO racing. I pull the crap out that wheel. i dont care. has a 2 year warrantee. once i got the settings and feedback 100%, made NFSU2 10X more appealing...

 

[Emjay]

By choice, or lack there of ?

By choice

I am contemplating getting a wheel but I first need to get some more RAM and a new graphics card for my pc :/