Quote from: oppolo on July 21, 2017, 10:20:19 PM
I have many driving games and no one of them, also the arcadish ones, allowed me to plug the usb of wheel and play. I am very demanding on the FFB quality and sometimes I spent also weeks for finding the right feeling. In the case of KRP there is a sticked thread in the documents section. I think also it is impossible for developers to give a default right setting of FFB for all the steering wheels.
Apologize, I have to explain better, saying "full of kids" I meant "the most part" (in the spoken italian it means so)and for "kids" I meant also a childish approach to a video game. Some of my friends are over 40 or over 50 but they want only to push the throttle and go, no matter how the steering wheel is setted, nothing bad offcourse but KRP wants to be an hardcore sim. it is a fact that simulators like AC and PJC use arcadish features for not making people escape from them. you think the problem is the price, well in fact I mentioned it in my post
anyway Piboso sentenced: hardcore or bust
You missed my point about other hardcore sims being on steam, I understand there maybe a childish mentality for some but Rfactor is a game I spent plenty of time fine tuning my FFB and I enjoy the game greatly and I think but am not certain that many others feel the same about the game. The issue with KRP comes from the fact you pay $40 for a game with no ai and 4-5 default tracks it just doesn't present itself off the bat as a game worth the money while I'm critical I myself consider the satisfied by my purchase but many people don't race karts as I do and. As such don't care to spend $40 on a kart only sim when they were happy with Rfactor karts to begin with. In all honestly it has little to do with a preference of easy to drive or arcade aspects there just doesn't seem to be much to do in the game when you first buy it and then you discover multiplayer is rather dead and there's no leagues currrently running and you say I'd rather not have bought this.