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I'm glad that you like the video. The Logitech version is an upgrade for sure. Thanks for the advice on the issue. I tried something like this 20-25 years ago when it was on full throttle. Although the general conditions improved, the joints all around became rigid / painful after a while. I'd be a very bad lion or shark :) But this sort of diet is great on the long run, I just need a little additional balancing to keep the joints flexible enough for playing music.

It's nice to hear that :) It seems to be a family favourite. We played it with my sister back in the days a lot.

@@NPlay64 Cool!👍

1 to 36 size map of the USA, surprisingly detailed for what it is. 5000 square kilometers area including 10.000+ kilometers of open roads. I'm from the EU so I wouldn't use miles but regardless of metric/imperial numbers it's the same way mindblowing :)

I used to be an active biker and for a game I think it was the closest thing to what riding around feels like (what a blasphemy, with a FFB wheel). There are bike games that have better physics models (TT series, Ride series, GP series) but these are rather track racing sims and riding a bike (to me at least) was like this in the video: going from point A to B on the scenery freely, having fun. I think The Crew 1 was the best for that. The Crew 2 has bikes too (by default, no DLC purchase is needed) and is a better made game with more activities and better looks overall but in my opinion its physics is a slight downgrade compared to the first one. Still fun, too. Unfortunately this game is dead since the servers became shut down in March. This video along with my other The Crew videos that appear on Sundays on my channel were shot ages ago and are uploaded for a memento. I will run out of them somewhere around early next year. There is a community movement called "Stop Killing Games" that maybe can force UBIsoft to do something about it and revive the game in a sinle player mode. Either, modders try to set up some sort of fake server that pretends to be the life signal provider that the official server was. This way or the other, I hope this game will be available again sooner or later.

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I agree on the too simplistic tyre model matter and throttle response of your point. rF2, AC/ACC and even good old RBR are much more precise / detailed. Even BeamNG-drive does a better job I think that has some pretty awesome physics under the hood. EA-WRC just produces a big number of weird things that you would not notice in for example Hot Wheels Unleashed but in a rally sim, I don't know, it was sort of disappointing to me. DiRT Rally series overall still do a much better job as they works rather fine on loose surfaces in my opinion. Pushing a real car to the limits there feels pretty similar to me. I'm not a rally driver but had a couple of fun runs with fun cars during the years, my opinion is based on that experience. But of course memores are not an A/B tests, I'm not a test driver whatsoever just a fan who prefers DiRT Rally series much to EA-WRC.

Cutscene from DK2, a late '90s strategy game as you can see on the DVD cover.

:D It is also funny to watch people judging you without knowing you and spitting conclusions down from a high ground but that's community media. So, fine. I'm NP, started rallying on PC with Network Q RAC back in, '90s-whatever. I got my first racing wheel around Colin McRae Rally '99. Due to life stuff and work I stopped wheel racing after 2004 but used a controller in various sims afterwards. I re-started wheel racing in 2020 when my driving license became suspended due to health issues and I just did not want to get out of the practice. I got my license back in 2021 but kept on doing sim racing as a hobby. My best sim racing run was in DR2 where I've been a triple club champ in hardcore mode (max damage, no assists, headcam only) with e-sports guys and real-life rally drivers in the roster. It did not happen because I was the fastest. Not at all, I'm near 50 and slow, I know my place. It happened because I was the most consistent with the least amount of mistakes including spinning and reached finish lines in a good shape during the actual season scoring good points, driving as smooth as possible to the speed. One of my most fav cars in rally sims is the Lancia 037 that is usually one of the most nervous and perhaps responsive RWD beasts. Also because I'm a petrolhead in real life, since 1992 when I got my driving license, during the years I've owned cars that are fun to drive and touched of all the drive combinations that are used in rally. Although I never raced in reality, I've had quite a number of track days and lose surface runs for fun. Now that you know me: Again, my main issue was not being clueless about driving but the lack of communication between the road surface and my FFB wheel in EA-WRC. I'm not even saying that the game is bad, it is just my experience. It's underwhelming TO ME compared to other rally sims. Subjective. Maybe your rig is fine with it, mine is not. In all other car sims (RBR, DR series, AC/ACC, Seb Loeb Rally, BeamNG.drive, to some degree even in Sports Car GT '99 and so on so on forth, you name it) and real life the feedback is interactive, you can feel exactly when the car is about to lose the grip so you can make the corrections in time and re-gain control that you can also feel instantly. Besides, in EA-WRC tiny harmless things that you can safely correct either in any other sim or in real life can lose the car completely. Maybe it concerns only its lifeless feedback with my rig but that doesn't change the fact I can't feel the road surface. It feels like driving on a flat table that sometimes is grippy and sometimes is not, seemingly unpredictable. Playing EA-WRC with a controller made more sense to me. That is a sort of disappointing for a sim that I suspected to feel equal or better than DR series. I must add that as of July 2024, I haven't driven it for a while. On the first place my idea was that the problem is with me or my rig so after this video I started to test other sims and been stuck there for months, enjoying driving. Anyway I've received a couple of great suggestions about settings in the comments that I'm gonna try so I'll make an another run sometime.

What? They did a massive game with amazing graphics, many details and great gameplay but you call them lazy because they didnt do a needless thing?

:D I realised that 1600m challenge exists only much later during the journey. This video happened around my first hour or so just to get back in the mechanics after dusting off NMS. I haven't played it for a while. You can imagine how surprised I was when I saw this Super Mario endless staircase in the middle of nowhere :D

Controls are not as nervous as in some other games but yep it is always zig-zag aiming without a mouse and aim assist off.

I guess I mentioned around the beginning 1:53 that this is the maximum grip test, that is, tarmac. There are three more: dry gravel, wet gravel/mud and snow. Making this video just took such a ridiculously long time that instead of calling it part1 I just called it what it is. Sometime in the future maybe the other three tests will be edited I just really don't know when.

@@NPlay64 Then edit your title to "Fastest base tune setup test tarmac dirt rally car in dirt rally 2.0"

@@AndromedaWay81 That's actually a good insight. I'll add this info in the title. Thanks for the feedback.

In general CM titles, absolutely true. There is but one exception: DiRT Rally 2.0 with the amazing Colin McRae campaign that is a sort of love letter for rallying and a lot of cars that also became added as DLC.

EA has just announced some new Content for this and next year. Yes the DLCs will not be free, but better than nothing.

@@tgiangameplay if they can improve the performance, VR is still horrible, worse than Dirt Rally 1.0 🤦‍♂ 2015 !!!

@@dubtube6691 yes, performance is still very bad. Still dont know ehy they use UE4 for a Rally Game.

@@tgiangameplay they are using UE4

The complete C64 keyboard is supposed to be mapped to a PC keyboard. Just out of the top of my head, RUN/STOP is ESC on PC, F7 should be F7. I guess the complete keyboard mapping can be googled up or included in some manuals.

@@NPlay64 Phuu yes it`s ESC, the only one I didn`t try, it was contraintuitive for me. LOL Thanks mate, appreciate your help.

@@radovan_mladic Mate you're welcome. Good luck on your 8-bit journey (y)

Serious Sam is the uncrowned king of one-liners. Despite it's not my sort of game, I'm a fan.

@@NPlay64 never played it before to be honest, is it a PC exclusive?

@@sanjefff I think it was released on other major platforms, too, but perhaps the PC port is the most flexible as this particular one received an update called Fuison Beta that makes it completely compatible with new machines. It is an insanely over-the-top FPS with a special sense of humor. I can only recommend. I entered the ring around Serious Sam 2 in 2000-something and this game doesn't give a damn on trends just raises the bar from part to part as time goes on. For ages I don't play FPS games as I'm rather into sim racing and RPGs these days but this one is an exception, it just nailed it. Effin' awesome for what it is, in my humble opinion. Also, my old friend Chris who made reviews for this channel last year would sure agree as he is a massive fan. And he is an action-RPG player. That tells something about Serious Sam I guess :D

If none of the methods work for you, still can always check YT64 online C64 emulator: ua-cam.com/video/qcfrvfqywvQ/v-deo.htmlsi=tEvM9yUM2BZqrkeQ

Mate thank you again for the suggestion and discussion back in time, it was great to realise that there are reasonable players around who can appreciate simple functional gear. Similar to guitar world, a lot of elitism is going around sim racing when it comes to gear. Of course expensive gear is more precise etc but it doesn't mean that simple stuff is not usable or fun. I think it is maybe useful to display an opinion from the simple guy's point of view like me. I hope I did not mispronounce the name :D Thanks again. See you around! NP

@@NPlay64 dont worry about the name. I picked this at the beginning of UA-cam, so I dont even know how to spell it as well :D And hey! Since our last conversation I actually bought the playseat and I can tell you that it elevated my racing experience massively! Sure, there is still a little discomfort during longer sessions but I can say that it is so much better! Just a fact that you are sitting in more natural possition is huge game changer. So for now, I am set! As you mentioned in the video, it may not work for everyone but for me it worked like a charm. Hope you are well! All the best! :)

@@HarmlessTeddy Thanks mate, the same for you! As my grandpa said, if the things you do in a day are helpful for even a single person, that's been a good day :) Pedal to the metal 🤘

Ez abszolúte nemzetközi helyzet, nem szűkíteném le Kelet-Európára. Romániában amúgy jobbak az utak mint mifelénk, jobb a terep kiművelni a hatékony motoros közlekedési kultúrát.

Most már igen, jobb. De, emlékszem 10-20 éve azért kapaszkodtam tíz körömmel hátul az ülésben, mint macska a gyapjú pulóverbe, amikor fürdetni akarják.

@@punx567nimbustratus Komolyra fordítva a szót, nyilván keretek között, de mint ex-motoros úgy tapasztaltam, hogy ennek a megszelidített módja az egyetlen út arra, hogy az embert ne nyírják ki az idióta figyelmetlen autósok. "Megelőzni a bajt". Persze nyilván nem 300-zal.

You're absolutely right about that, it was a multiplatform release, based on the original coin-op version. The music was originally created by Ishizaki / IREM and the C64 conversion made by Chris Hülsbeck and Ramiro Vaca was great. This medley is based on the C64 version: ua-cam.com/video/ee7XuGU20wg/v-deo.htmlsi=dJwXGJzn6dXWCaTQ

Agreed, it is quite time consuming. After my first playthrough of the story line where I reached to a functional zipline network point as you described, the other playthroughs were all about discovering the map and unlocking Steam achievments. I loved the story of Death Stranding but finding all those secrets and triny details about this gameworld, it was even more fun. I love this game.

@@NPlay64 อย่างไรเราก็ต้องปรดล๊อคก่อนจึงจะสามารถมองเห็นสิ่งที่ผู้เล่นอื่นสร้างไว้ ซึ่งส่วนมาก นานแล้ว มันก็เป็นสนิ่มหมดแล้ว ต้องมาซ่อมใหม่เพื่อใช้งานต่อ

@@user-lk9yg4eo6l True but structures take a long time to stop working. Strategically important early game structures usually need just three upgrades by the end of the game. An upgrade means completely fixing / 3D printing the structure, brand new. If you use materials sparingly with keeping that upgrading tactics in mind, you will always have working structures. Only the road network restoring was a pain to complete as it needs an ample of resources. But for some key missions they are needed to make quick deliveries, as much as a cleverly planned zipline network. So many long-term tactical layers of a single game :)

Although I don't see it as dark and I hope that they will keep improving it, I sort of agree. Even though my FFB issue seems to be improved since the last update, it still feels off and it still feels like as if I was driving on plastic foil wrapping. Opposed to this, DR2.0 communicates clearly of what is happening between the surface and the car. A better driving experience, from day1. The other day I dusted off Sebastian Loeb Rally EVO. It wasn't a people's favourite back in the days, so to say. Well, FFB works correct right out of the box and compared to EA-WRC I was blown away of how much more informative the feedback given by the car / model was. You can drive as if it was a car, it has quite realistic response in my opinion. In the case of EA-WRC, I can drive it as a game. The physics engine feels to be lacking. I see it as a feature, maybe it was intended to be a game with a sim coating that is more compatible with a wider audience, I don't know. But for the moment it is better to play it with a gamepad than a FFB wheel.

Good point. I was thinking about this as well when I made a test video about all the cars in DR2, coming out soon. I have no idea about the dark secrets of a game's physical engine but I guess it is extremely difficult to find a good balance. In the reality rally cars tend to slide on tarmac to a degree, due to the rotating nature. These days WRC guys tend to draw straight lines on tarmac for a good tyre management as if they were driving a tack racing car but as far as an old rally driver friend of mine described, back in the group A days they were chewing thorugh tyres like crazy. They were sliding like on gravel as much as possible, to aim the car's nose to the right angle for maximum cornering exit speed. So, to put it into game physics right, I think it must be pretty difficult. Physics of RBR is a great example, it's no wonder why it's still around. DR2 put the complete emphasis on drifting even on tarmac and maybe it was too much, but as my old friend described, in the case of old cars it still makes sense. Then, a game needs to be sold in numbers to be profitable, and with realistic models I guess 90% of players would total the car around the first 20 seconds (RBR and BeanNG.Drive), HC sim guys consist of a fracture of players who otherwise like racing games. It's always been a debate about arcade vs sim. But honestly, it's all just hypothesis, I don't know about anything about game physics engines and I've never driven a rally car in real life :D

Thanks, I really appreciate that <3

Thanks for the feedback! You know I was a little anxious about this video. As it happened before right in this channel, if you tell a story that is actually true, many folks can jump on it and call you names and so on. Personally I have no problem with that, I've been playing in metal bands for decades where nasty things can happen among positive experience that vastly outshines the dark sides, I'm fine if it is aimed at me. But when people start to fight like monkeys, it terrifies me. There was a certain (otherwise harmless) video of mine that triggered some people to start fighting with each other. I felt horrible as the whole point of me making videos is just to provide some honest positive opinion about games and equipment that worked for me. You know, talking about some serious matters like, "this game helped my mental recovery" or "that hardware or adjustment decreased my permanent pain", well, these couldtrigger the exact opposite effect of my purpose before. So I'm happy to hear that I'm not alone with this opinion about the PlaySeat Challenge. I think it is a damn well designed piece of sim racing hardware and it has a significantly bigger impact on the whole experience than people would think. And it is a great place to take a nap :D

@@NPlay64Don't let the possibility of people arguing deter you from posting stuff. I have no idea how this video popped up in my feed, but it's a good thing it did. It's nice having positives pointed out on entry level stuff instead of it being hated on. Glad it works for you!

@@Elgstrand Thanks for your feedback! Fortunately, lately it's been a good experience as people with positive attitude tend to find my content now'days. Constructive discussions tend to appear and I'm really glad so far as it's working as intended.

I'm glad that you like it. Adding some realistic bike riding to a game is not an easy feat as there is no proper hardware like FFB wheels. Using no other functional option than a gamepad, bike "sims" are either too nervous (TT Isle of Man series) or distractingly complicated to get right (MotoGP series). That doesn't reflect the reality at all. As an ex biker, I can say that once you got the controls of the bike right, riding is a sort of smooth relaxing experience, much like flying. Games that provide a similar feel were actually not sims. GTA, Days Gone and The Crew were much closer to the overall experience. The Crew was far the best in my opinion, especially because the massive map enabled longer bike trips like this one in the vid. It's a pity that the game was shot down a couple of weeks ago. I will miss this game. Anyway, I recorded many runs through the years that are to be released on Sundays on this channel. It is a long queue, I think I will run out of them not sooner than early 2025.

I'm glad that you like this video. Man, DS is such a marvellous game. I know expectations can blow it so all I expect from DS2 is that I push button A on the intro screen and become lost in the gameworld :) For sure, upgarding the structures is a great advice. I would add, to reduce grinding and use resources efficiently, it is useful to upgrade when they start to degrade (yellow on the map). A level1 structure is always pretty cheap. Level2 gives the extended range. Level3 is extremely durable but it also needs an ample of resources. Fixing timefall damage makes no sense as upgrade 3D prints a brand new structure. Managing this well, by the period of endgame you can keep a running zipline network with excess gates removed, without spending too much resources.

I try not to push it too hard, just like in real life. If you become overenthusiastic, the car will fly off the road and crash - I love it, so ruthlessly realistic :D Yep I have a 2019-ish Playseat Challenge folding seat. The wheel mount could be better but apart from that it was a real gamechanger (haha) as I have a spine problem. As a complete coincidence, it has just the right angles, putting me into a gentle C position where all the painful back parts become completely relaxed. So my first session with it was sleeping actually. I also use it for every gaming session, even playing a Steam Deck as this seat keeps my back in a super relaxed position, zero pain. On FFB wheel, I've been using a super budget Thrustmaster T150 for quite a while with T3PM pedals. I used to have a T300 but it had overheating issues. T150 is much less responsive but it managed to not to cook itself and I got used to it over time. It is nothing fancy but already has 4 years in service and is still going strong. The $1M question: can you be competitive with it? After snatching 3 DiRT Rally 2.0 club championship titles where the roster included a couple of real-life rally drivers among other guys, I think it can do the job fine :) As for BeamNG.drive, I did not fiddle with settings too much. Perhaps only the force was set to max to this game. This wheel is not too powerful. But apart from that, I think everything is on default. The range / sensitivity was set to 300 degrees, that is sort of nervous for sure but works well for rally where you need quick balance changes. It works not so well for track and other road racing. Depending on the sim, for track runs I set it somewhere between 350 and 500 degrees. There was one exception, The Crew (RIP), 800 degrees was comfortable there for me. Oh, and Mudrunner, the same.

@@NPlay64 great and informative response! Thank you so much for that. I am using a super budget T128 so far with no stand and no seat for a year and a half. It is great but I am already thinking about upgrade. Not really into upgrading the wheel just yet, but some better seat and stand! Man, I am at exactly the same spot as you from your description. So far, I can only play for something like an hour or two before the back pain kick in :D so it would be great if I can be able to find something affordable and mainly easy to fold, since I live in a flat and have limited space. Thank you once again a keep it up! Good content!

@@HarmlessTeddy I'm glad if I could help, mate. As for a seat, even the super entry level one that I have, brought a massive improvement of my whole gaming experience, due to the relaxed position think we are talk about. It solved my 1-hour back pain issue, like yours. Still, it doesn't mean that this would work for everyone, people have different proportions, but this seat solved my problem. As for practicality, I can only recommend. I have to manage a 3x3 sq meter space as my "sim rig" and my audio production room is the same and is already loaded with audio gear like guitar amp, outboard audio devices, speakers, racks e.t.c. It resembles rather a single-seat space cabin than a produciton/gaming room but even this tiny space is manageable, thanks to the folding seat.

@@HarmlessTeddy Actually I'm thinking about making a sort of long-term review/test of this seat. maybe there are many others like us who can use this info to improve the pain aspect of gaming. Do you mind if I refer to our discussion here as the starting idea of that video?

@@NPlay64 oh by all means! I would be only glad! It is such a huge topic that deserve a video at least! I tried so many adjustions to my gaming chair, pedals position and so on just to figure out that I just need at least some basic seat to enjoy my racing a lot more! And I would call myself a normal guy. Playing sports regularly, 30 years old, slim and yet the back pain is a common issue when I try to play longer sessions with a wheel. I am looking forward to that review! :)

You're welcome.

Sure, KT WRCs had better carreer modes. On handling I can agree what you say personally but one of my real-life rally driver friends keep on saying that the cars behave more realistic on tarmac in WRC10. I have no idea, as I've mentioned in the video I've never driven a real rally car. I can completely agree on the 'lite' opinion, too. Apart from my FFB issue EA-WRC feels to be somewhat padded. You can survive a lot of situations that were a race breaker in DR2. Or DR1, in case. That is not a problem, it just targets a wider audience. As such, it is a much better direction than DiRT 5 for example that was pure arcade. Again, that is not a problem, D5 was fun to play. It is just weird to see the same name as of DiRT Rally 1+2 that were almost hardcore rally sims. Almost, as Richard Burns Rally is a harder nut to crack, not to mention BeamNG.drive that does that on an entirely new level.

I agree on WRC9, also WRC 10 on tarmac is phenomenal. I must admit that considering handling I liked them all from WRC7. Also I must admit that I used only non-DD wheels, a couple of belt-gear-whatever-drive Thrustmasters so far so honestly I have no info about driving EA WRC with a DD wheel.

Thanks in the name of wrecked pixels, I'm glad that you like it. Man, I'm loving this game. I like all the official maps for a reason or two but I can agree, Jungle Island and Italy are my favs, too. I think BeamNG.drive fits time attack racing so well. Reaching the finish line in one piece is a massive challenge at times. It is a sort of joke that everyone uses it as a crash sim and as such, it generates more revenue for crash channel youtubers than for the game developer itself, probably.

I guess it is just a matter of preference. I started with CMR1 ages ago and despite that CMR1 and DR2 has not much to do with each other, there was an evolution curve regardless, sequels built upon the previous ones. If someone played Codie rallies as much as I did could develop some sort of feel of them over the years considering handling. Regardless, I must agree on later WRC titles, they feel bloody awesome. So that, considering EA-WRC as I've mentioned doesn't, at least not around the time of creating this video. I'm still struggling with FFB issues.

WRCG has some of the best suspension and overall car weight transfer feel of all the modern rally titles. Probably a hot take, but I seriously think WRCG is the closest we got to a modern version of RBR in respect to SOME of the physics. I can initiate drifts with left foot braking/weight transfer alone in WRCG. In EA WRC I'd have to pull the handbrake like I'm turning those weird 8 wheeled buggies that operate like tanks. It's absurd. And as much as people raved about Tarmac improvements in EA WRC. I feel like they ended up compressing the transition zone between traction and loss of traction, so it ends up feeling like you either have 100% grip, or you're drifting 100%. Combine that with what I feel to be the ridiculous amounts of power needed to sustain said drifts. It ends feeling really more like an arcade than even a 'simcade' game. Not even going to use the word simulation here.

@@OneRedKraken That's a great tech analysis. I'm good to go up to WRC10 but have no experience with WRCG. I do have some with the original RBR as well as dinosaurs like GTR2 or GTL. Mods keep it alive and around 10 years ago when I tried to patch it up, it became a mess every time so I dropped it and stuck with the freshly released DR1 and played it along with WRC titles until DR2.0 came out. RBR felt great but it was the same for me as rFactor2: an extremely talented but unstable buggy mess. Perhaps now'days things changed so I should check the 2024 state of RBR. Also I put WRCG on my list. As for you, have you tried BeamNG.drive? If yes, what is your opinion about it? Now'days I have an ample of fun with it driving rally stages. At first the balance feels strange compared to anything else but after starting to feel it I'd say I can feel quite a massive chunk of realism here. If I had to name a sort of successor of RBR considering car physics I would choose BeamNG.drive. It's a pity that it fails to take itself seriously and most people regard it as a crash game. On tarmac improvement of EA-WRC compared to DR 2.0 considering behaviour I meant it made several steps into the direction of track sims like RR or ACC where vehicles tend to stick to the road hard and drifting is just a possibility that you should avoid. If I keep driving the car this "track mode" in EA-WRC on tarmac it remains stable. In DR2.0 you can drift all over tarmac surfaces and do weight transfer drifts as you feel but it doesn't feel anything like RR, ACC or the like that are tarmac focused sims.

:D, gotta come up with some awesome line of G-man talking about rallying, but I'm out of ideas right now

The right man in the wrong place can make ALL the difference in the world. Six left over crest, aaaand eighty, aaand hairpin right.

@@NPlay64 yass. Now do a lets play of HL2 from the perspective of Gman lol

​@@rainey06au Epic :) I guess, after crossing 60 I'll be able to do G-man voice acting effortlessly. Even the glitches.

It is quite a good news that it will be included in the coming update, so my review is one step behind. it was created before the news came.

Unfortunately I forgot to mention that I have pretty high hopes for this sim. It is being improved, for example the coming update will include VR support for example. It's good but getting better.

When it comes to race game DLCs, I think I can only agree. Colin is my most favourite rally driver and he was the reason why I started rally sims (well, as long as the likes of CMR1, IRC'97 or Mobil1 RC count as sims, I'm not sure) and his Flat-Out Pack is such a nice homage to him.

Great news. I suspected it is not a matter of "if", rather a matter of "when". It was just strange to not inculde this feat right from the start. For sure there is some practical reason for that. Anyway, thanks for the info! I can't wait to try it in VR.

@@NPlay64 from what I gathered from other reviews, the performance was ... not optimal to begin with. VR is ressource hungry. I assume that no VR is better then unusable VR. So they wanted to fix the the performance and then release VR when it is viable to run it. but its just a guess

@@Tscheche89 That's a pretty good point actually. Most probably that's the reason. On my side, there is no point to go beyond 1080p / 60FPS even in VR. I can't see the difference above because I have an eye condition called aion, some weird dead spot phenomenon that affects stereoscopic view heavily. My eyesight includes some data noise that way so going higher doesn't matter much, I can't turn off the aion filter :) But that's just me, a lot of VR user buddies reported motion sickness anything below 90FPS. My rig (R5-3600, RX570) is definitely able to spit it out in DR2 but with EA-Sports WRC the FPS was not nearly there. So sure, without optimising the hell out of this racer, VR would have been problematic. I'm really happy to hear that the coming S4 update will include VR. That both means the VR problem solved for my rally-loving friends and I'm happy for them, also it will bring a smoother run of the game overall.

Thanks for the tip. I will try it next time 👍

Nice to hear that, feel free to whatever. Just out of curiosity, how does that explain that all the stuttering on a rather lo-spec machine disappeared after FSR on either here, CP2077, DS and many other newer titles?

Do you have a similar FFB issue?