nib95 said:
Just to clarify. You think a rare drop of 5-10fps on limited and quick occasion is as bad as a lack of 900 degree steering, weaker FFB and numerous forced steering assists that exist throughout racing? (Along with all the other visual omissions F4 has over GT5.) Lol.
I promise you the actual handling/driving mechanics are infinitely more important than random 5-10fps drops which you likely won't even notice. Based on the latest videos of Spec 2's frame rate analysis, we're talking about an average frame rate of like 59fps now. The frame rate of GT5 (at least on a like for like basis) is almost a pointless area of debate since the update (not sure about tearing though I hear it's also been greatly reduced).
http://www.eurogamer.net/videos/forza-4-vs-gran-turismo-5
I'm going to try and not be too sarcastic with this.
1. There is 900 degree steering via a workaround, are you actual aware what the issue is when you set the wheel to 900 degrees?
2. Did you actually read the article that video is part of.. just to quote one section about 'handling'..
eurogamer said:
The overall impression we get from playing both games back-to-back is that each has its own strengths: in terms of the handling and audio Turn 10 could well have moved ahead of its competition .
As for the tearing, I have GT5, I know full well how it manifests itself, I look well beyond that. I also have FM4 and a Fanatec wheel, so I can perfectly judge the 'weight' these issues have..
Hence my rather obviously OTT analogy... If I apply your logic, I wouldn't want that 600hz Panasonic Plasma that makes everything look brilliant just because of some very minor and occasional frame rate issues..
To be clear, as it seems you are mistaking me for an overly defendant FM supported, you are saying that what are exceedingly minor and pretty well hidden/occasional foibles with steering in FM4 there is no point in buying a peripheral that gives a wonderful experience?
Do you see the similarity in flawed logic?
And this is all meant light heartedly, I know some good banter can make the days go a bit quicker