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Jamie09 · March 28, 2011

Hi everyone

I have Tdu 2 on PS3 and it doesn't have a manual clutch in the option list. For those who know that the PC Tdu 1 had a manual clutch option. Can you please tell me if TDU 2 PC version

has a manual clutch option before i go out to purchase it.

Thank you

Ryzza5 · March 28, 2011

4 choices on PC:

Automatic

Sequential

H Shifter

H Shifter + Clutch

Sponge · March 28, 2011

There's no point in wanting Clutch. It's just an "on/off" effect. Wait until they actually have progression in the pedals, rather than all or nothing.

Ichibu · March 28, 2011

There's no point in wanting Clutch. It's just an "on/off" effect. Wait until they actually have progression in the pedals, rather than all or nothing.

i use ps2 controller and the analog accelerate/brake works perfect, fully variable :s

ow and no basically op u can only have clutch working if u use H shifter which means u need like 8 buttons free for individual gears :|

eXile · March 28, 2011

There's no point in wanting Clutch. It's just an "on/off" effect. Wait until they actually have progression in the pedals, rather than all or nothing.

Pretty much what he said. No point its the same as if you would press a button. No "depth" to it. Its not variable sadly...

*waiting for HC 2.0*

CarlosVega · March 28, 2011

I have PC version, H shifter and manual clutch on. However, i can still shift without clutch ... it simply has no effect, at least none that i am aware of. Is it me or just another bug?

Dux · March 28, 2011

i use ps2 controller and the analog accelerate/brake works perfect, fully variable :s |

how can you make it?

im using ps2 controller too but it's not sensitive for me, its only full accelerate or no accelerate :(

no gauge :(

only on stick it sensitive.

i have some joypad adapter which is supposed to make buttons pressure sensitive but they aren't :(

Ichibu · March 28, 2011

how can you make it?
im using ps2 controller too but it's not sensitive for me, its only full accelerate or no accelerate :(

no gauge :(

only on stick it sensitive.

i have some joypad adapter which is supposed to make buttons pressure sensitive but they aren't :(

ahhh the buttons even on ps2 only have like 2 settings - light push and full push

do wat i do - use right stick up/down for accel/brake and left stick left/right for left an right :)

ow and sorry sponge i didnt realise u were talking only of the clutch!

agreed without variation its pointless. the biting point is the fun part of clutching tho itd still b nice to be able to clutch down and rev it up a bit b4 overtaking :D

Sponge · March 28, 2011

I was talking mostly about the clutch, but the brakes the same effect. They are ever so slightly pressure sensitive, but you so much as flex a toe and you're at the other end of the braking zone.

They got it right with the throttle, so why not with the other two?! Silly Eden.

Jamie09 · March 28, 2011

One more thing

Thank you guys

but, on Tdu 1 i always chose the manual + clutch option and it worked perfect when I changed gears.

I'll explain it cause I have the Logitech joypad controller similar to PS3 I used the right stick for

accelerator/ Brake up and and down and push down for start / off engine cool.

Then the left stick was for the directional use left and right and now the part i use for clutch was

too push and middlle when you feel the friction of the car move forward in 1st gear like a real car and if you let it go too fast car will turn off cool.

I used R1 and L2 to shift down and up.

I hope i explained it well