Agreed I'd try to get a used DFGT or G25 / G27 if you can swing it, the thrustmaster would feel like a toy in comparison.grego9198 wrote: ↑ I bought one of these at a thrift shop for $30 a couple years back in mint condition. It’s a very basic wheel, and uses essentially a bungee cord for resistance. It doesn’t really give you a good feel to match what’s happening on screen.
I then found a Logitech DFGT wheel for $10 a few months later, also at a thrift store, that had ffb and tried it with assetto corsa, significantly better feel.
Personally I’d save the money and buy something with force feedback.
What thrift store is this?grego9198 wrote: ↑ I bought one of these at a thrift shop for $30 a couple years back in mint condition. It’s a very basic wheel, and uses essentially a bungee cord for resistance. It doesn’t really give you a good feel to match what’s happening on screen.
I then found a Logitech DFGT wheel for $10 a few months later, also at a thrift store, that had ffb and tried it with assetto corsa, significantly better feel.
Personally I’d save the money and buy something with force feedback.
The thrust master wheel I found at Goodies in Oakville.iliketurtlesiliketurtles wrote: ↑ What thrift store is this?
I guess it all depends where you live, how much traffic the store sees, but there can be some killer finds. If I am being honest though, the number of trips I have made vs the times I actually had a big score, it's probably hundreds to one
. I think the best was when I found two complete flight sim setups, one stick+throttle HOTAS combat style, and one yoke+quad+pedals, Value Village, I forget the exact price now, each piece was priced individually, but even with tax like $50 or so.There is currently 1 user viewing this thread. (0 members and 1 guest)
