Buying a wheel

[cbsius]

Hey all,

 

I'm a poor poor fella', so a G25 is out of the question for me as of right now - so was just interested in hearing if anyone have tried using a Logitech Formula Vibration Feedback Wheel in TDU/any other game? I have to admit that i havent had a steering wheel for 6 years or so, so the answers i'm mostly looking for is: How well is the response time? Back in the day the response time as far as i can remember, was rather slow... I'm hoping abit it'll be somewhere near instant?

When you hit the gas just alittle bit, will you be able to maintain the same speed? I mean, go 60mph for xx amount of time, controlled only by your foot?

Also, what exactly is the difference between force feedback and vibration feedback?

 

 

Any info is appreciated!

 

 

About the wheel;

http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/pr...CONTENTID=9489

[[Sunset.Racer]]

Hi there,

I use the Logitech Formula Vibration Feedback Wheel in TDU. I think the response time is pretty good, I've noticed mine drifts to the right a little, but it's probably just my settings. For maintaining the same speed, I can't get it to stay at the same speed for more than a few seconds.

 

But it is a pretty good wheel, in my opinion.

 

Sorry that I can't give you a more detailed description of it but I don't know much about steering wheels and I'm not a very good driver.

 

Hope this helps! :)

[eleKtro]

I'm going to buy a wheel, because for a game like TDU. Using keyboard keys ruins the game play after a 100 hours of playing. So I think I'm going to buy this.

 

http://www.gameseek.co.uk/pd/PCv5hj3v85em1/Saitek-R220-Racing-Wheel

[Villou]

If you have enougth money, take a Momo Racing ;) Pretty Good...