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Sure, I'm the precious one.
Should grow a thicker skin if you're going to post stuff on the internet, dude. Not everyone's going to fall in love with your stuff and some people will tell you about it.
thank you sir for being precious you
This is what I would set my FFB as, if I wanted to get a sense of how a 1940s tractor drove.
There's practically no feel as to what the car is doing. Can't feel understeer, can't feel oversteer, can't feel what the tyres are doing at all.
And the wheel is just too damn hard.
I don't know why people seem to think a harder wheel makes for a more realistic driving feel. When was the last time any of you drove a car that didn't have hydraulic steering?
Also, making your wheel this hard drowns out the more granular details you might get from the road. In FFB tuning there is always a compromise between a more "realistic" feeling and a more detailed feeling.
As far as I can tell, this is made by someone or for someone who uses driver assists and/or uses drifting as a means of transport.
Ultimate driving? Better look elsewhere (or just make your own setup, there are only like 6 sliders that matter anyway. Just fiddle with them).
Hope this helped!