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Hi, Been using a 360 controller for windows for a few weeks now, and havent ever been able to get the right configuration, untill today. Well, sort of. The thing is, i have been using the XBCD driver, and checked the "Enable Wheel" box in-game, and sort of got comfortable with that, but just an hour ago, i tried unchecking that box, and the steering got soooo much easier for me :P The difference is, when the "Enable Wheel" box isnt checked, the wheel behaves differently - the only problem i have now, is that there is too much of a deadzone... My question is, is there any way to lower/completely get rid of that deadzone, while Not having checked the "Ebable Wheel" box? Would really save my year if anyone knows how ;)

Hey guys, My brother has recently had a corrupted save, but of course he had plenty of backup's. The problem however, is that when he uses his backups, the game starts up fine, but he is unable to use his pedals. When he hits the brake with automatic gear, the car should be going backwards, but it aint moving 1 feet. The light however, is turning on. Same thing when he hits the speeder, the car starts, but it doesnt move. His wheel works fine. Does anyone know what is causing this? He has checked his controls in options etc a hundreds times atleast, and i've tested the wheel and pedals with my account aswell, and it works perfectly, even when i'm using a backup save game.

Hey guys, I've got some pretty annoying stuttering issues, whenever im anywhere near buildings, not just in the big towns, if theres just 15 houses along the road somewhere, theres a 100% guarentee i'm gonna crash because of the stuttering. I've disabled the Details folder, and i'm using the TDU-SaveProtector-R3, which includes a low/mid spec system INI Tweak. There is a slight difference, but almost non-recognizable. Is there anything else i can possiply do, to keep the stuttering to a minimum, besides getting a better comp/graphics card/whatever? Cant afford anything right now, so upgrades are out the question :( Currently im running the game in 800x600, no hdr/AA, details low, blur off. To be honest, i (almost) dont care how horrible it looks, aslong as it runs as smooth as it can. Any help is much appreciated!

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

Hello all, Bit new here, been reading pretty much all of the posts here regarding system specs, but i'm still abit unsure whether or not my pc will be able to run the game. I am passing all Minimum, and Recommended system specs, exept my NVIDIA GeForce 6600 GT 128mb, where the minimum is 256mb :'( Is there any chance at all that i will be able to run this game? Tbh i dont care if everything has to be set on low, just curious if i will even be able to run the game. Thanks in advance!