YOOO that was super fun! I gotta fix that Quest 2 resolution though, looked like PS2 lmao Looking forward for the next videos from this series 💪

Great video. I think with sim racing there's a lower tier of products that I see very fast drivers use like the T300RS. The returns in lap time start to diminish quite quickly after that level of product. One thing I do think can make you quicker and something I always recommend to people is load cell pedals. There's so much time to be gained under braking it's not funny and load cell pedals give you a slight advantage as you'll be much more accurate with pressure than you can be with pedal distance traveled.

What an awesome collab. Didnt see this one coming. Suellio is such a great driver and I personally follow alot of his advice and tips. Hows the simucube setup been? Must be incredible.

Meanwhile back at the Bat-cave, I'd seen this one kid kill driving games with a controller beating guys with wheels...It was crazy

Suellio makes some great points about breaking in game and I'd have to agree. That being said, all of that is missing when you use a controller. People laugh at me, when I tell them, to understand racing (just driving even), you first have to learn how to ride a bike. Understanding the physics, of rotating two thin points of grip, without completely spinning out and eating it, gives you the foundation needed to control powered vehicles. The first time I drove, was an auto minivan on gravel, around the age of 11/12. I knew long pedal was gas and short pedal was break, took the concepts from riding my bike on different surfaces and went. Now I take that all, project it onto what I'm interpreting from the sim and hope it translates through the controller. Here's where you have to think like Ray about it... it's just "way she goes" because in real life, the accidents I've had are always down to 3 factors: #1 focus/tiredness/other energy #2 something new I've never experienced/new or changing environment #3 Mechanical/structural/other events outside my control. In sim, the only time I'm not spinning out or crashing, is when I'm completely focused. I love racing. It's been a part of my life, for as long as I can remember. But unfortunately, I can't make my brain care enough to complete my billionth lap around digital Laguna Seca. Wheel or no wheel, pedals or controller. And it's not a entitlement thing either, I'm rabid to get in a sim any time I have to go without my own. It's literally: "Brain see computer image, no threat detected. Simulation of time exhausting and boring." Then two seconds later: "Brain can't care, so Brain spinning car... Brain unhappy with Brain, because Brain spin car."

My guess is that’s it’s all matter of getting used to what you use. The brakes can make you quicker because of bigger feel of braking like Suellio said. I’ve upgraded from a TMX Pro to à Moza R9 bundle with load cells and for the moment I don’t feel quicker than I was. What I noticed is that I’m much more confident and consistent on braking. The wheel information detail of oversteering and understeering helps me a lot to brake later and stronger. Other than that it’s all up to how your used to it.

The edits just keep getting better!

super good video, thanks

I myself have a Thrustmaster T150 which cost me 150€ and I tried it with a higher class Thrustmaster that was around 700€ at the time and I can say for me that the hardware made such a huge difference its insane.

He is so quick. Damn.

I just started sim racing and don’t even have force feedback and I really want to get a force feedback wheel but I don’t know if I should get the g920 or save up and get a better wheel. But I can’t even afford to get the g920 yet

My thrustmaster T300RS was a little under 300 bucks, so i guess you could go even more budget.

I think green hell nordschliefe isn't the good example to compar The track is traditional very difficult I think an populaire track like Monza (stop and go ) or spa will be enough

Really liked the video, even though I already know the anwser to this question. Great work by you to

This was awesome 😁

Great video, I was wondering if you’re thinking about doing a review on the new thrustmaster shifter (TH8S) and if you were it would be any time soon?

biggest difference is pedal imo. ye sure wheel more precise, but braking is soooo important

OMG over 10k subs!!!

I still yet to try a direct drive wheel but i know if ibhad one i could be a bit faster since my current wheel limits me on some turns soecially the very fast direction ones you feel how the wheel has some lag and definitely messes with your lap time.

Both doods probably did not run nordschleife enough to cleanly race it. 😂 You need to memorize the inconsistencies in the road as well since it can potentially ruin the run. Small bumps here and there especially those cars are faster there are times that track is causing lift underneath. But I guess it's also not a good track for the comparison.

I'd love to race on Nurburgring against you, Doc... maybe one day

Huge fan of Suellio but he shouldve done a single monitor. Vr is really expensive and not beginner friendly

now i feel bad about my g29

You should do a campus c5 review

That was a pretty tight battle. You're kinda on his level right? 😅

How do I verse you

SUELIOOOOOO DO BRASIL!!!!

La comparazione più esatta sarebbe da fare con lo stesso pilota per le 2 postazioni perché conta molto molto anche il pilota non solo l hardware

Interesting idea. But probably the worst track to do it

Weird car, weird track, weird VR as "entry" thing that actually benefits PRO simracer. Give him 23", race on GP track on GT4 or less, both start behind AI (or do qualy) to see who wins.

Hey Doc! I am making a video and was wondering if it would be okay to showcase a 5-10 second clip of this video with proper credits. Thank you.

shitz video moszt basic setup and pulls out a vr :D

yooooo

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