PROJECT CARS 2 PC NOT DETECTING XBOX 360 WHEEL DRIVER
PROJECT CARS 2 PC NOT DETECTING XBOX 360 WHEEL PRO
PROJECT CARS 2 PC NOT DETECTING XBOX 360 WHEEL PC

PROJECT CARS 2 PC NOT DETECTING XBOX 360 WHEEL DRIVER

You can choose the exact team you want to race for in each series, in the new “Manufacturer Drive” events, which allows you to serve as a factory driver for many of the included car makers. It really is a sight to behold as you make your way through the massive Career Mode. Even driving over larger pools can displace them and make them more of a hazard as the race continues on. Puddles pool up as it rains down and dry up when the sun comes out. So, there is plenty to experience right out of the box! Dynamic weather and time of day effects affect how the tracks look and feel as well as how your selected car handles. About 180 cars, 9 motorsport disciplines, 29 motorsport series, 60 venues, and over 130 living track layouts, are ready from the beginning. When you begin, you are given a nice assortment of cars and tracks. Having said that, I can safely say that Project Cars 2 is a sim to “out sim” all others before it, and depending on how you feel about that fact, you can either enjoy it, or stay far away. I usually only stick to arcade racers as sims usually contain way too much that I just don’t understand. Maybe this helps you in the right direction (Y) If you can get your hands on a T80 for pocketchange, why not.Racing simulators have never been my strong suit on any console I’ve tried them on. For now, i am really very happy with the T150.

PROJECT CARS 2 PC NOT DETECTING XBOX 360 WHEEL PRO

I checked out some reviews and bought the T150RS Pro with the T3PA pedals (they are ALOT better than the T80 crap what they call pedals). I had to put her downīecause of the T80, i got the hang of racing with a wheel and with that knowledge, i was more confident to spend a little bit more. Unfortunately, my T80 wheel had some issues (jerking to the left in-game, without me giving input). I really wasn't tired of the T80 yet, because even without the FFB (which you don't miss when you never had it.) it gives you the feeling that you are actually driving the car. I used this wheel for about two weeks and it really pushed me over the edge in terms of racing games. I wasn't sure if i would stick to racing games for the longer term, so i bought this second handed T80 for €25,00. It was fun to drive, but for the experience, i wanted a wheel. I started PC2 with the controller, which got me hooked in the first place. Well, here's my experience with the wheels i had now. I'll keep looking and weighing up the options. I presume that wheels such as the Hori will feel a bit like the gamepad with regards to rumble vibration. Apart from a bad experience with one on original Xbox I've never used one, especially not FFB so I don't know what it feels like tbh. I'm not in dire need for one but it would be nice to have a go. And yes I can control PC1 easier than PC2 because there's less physics involved.īut getting back to the point my budget if I went for a wheel would be about £100 so I could get a Hori new or see if I can find a TMX or G920 used somewhere.

PROJECT CARS 2 PC NOT DETECTING XBOX 360 WHEEL PC

PC and AC are more in depth sims I know so need more tweaking.

F1 2019, Dirt 2.0, Forza7 and Wreckfest are pretty much plug and play. Project Cars and Assetto Corsa are the only titles I've had to really work to be useable on gamepad.

Then I find myself trawling eBay and YouTube for wheel reviews lol. Obviously I play PC1 and 2 that's why I'm on this forum, which btw seems to be more active than Project Cars own forum, but now I've got to grips with gamepad settings the urge for a wheel is a bit less. The thing is whether I play enough racing games to warrant a wheel.

Project cars 2 pc not detecting xbox 360 wheel