Prowler690 said:
So putting a wheel on a stable surface and plonking a keyboard nearby is an ergonomically sound substitute for that compact pad?
Wheels are for simulation racing games, a wheel does not work with BP gameplay.
Stick with the pad.
You really need to get a clue.
1)I only plan on buying the PC version, period. That being the case.....
2)I have a racing cockpit with a steering wheel mounted to it, pedals mounted to the floor, and an 8-gated stick shift, a mini keyboard mounted right next to me for easy and quick access to any key I want. I'd be surprised if I couldn't map things like camera movement to my keyboard. I play
plenty of arcade racers on this rig with absolutely no problems.
3)I hate bikes/motorcycles and have no plans to use them in BP. I'm a cars only guy.
4)I understand why some of you may think arcade racing games with twitch-style controls would not work with a wheel. I've heard this argument
countless times for every arcade racing game in the book.....but as someone who grew up playing those very same games in the actual arcade(with a force feedback steering wheel and pedals), I can tell you with certainty that nothing could be further from the truth.
I
REFUSE to play a racing game with a gamepad....PERIOD. I must use a force feedback wheel if it's a racing game or I'll feel naked without one. Even games that require very twitch-like responses like Trackmania United I play only with an FFB wheel and enjoy it very much. I'm simply used it and feel right at home with one. The twitchy gameplay doesn't bother me at all.
So please, not all of us like using gamepads. Some of us want to use a wheel no matter
what type of racing game it is. I think if you saw my racing rig you'd probably agree it would be mad fun playing Burnout Paradise on it