So my minimal set is reasonably well taken care of, but beyond that, it’s mostly rocket ships. There is a Formula Rookie (FF I think), Toyota GT-86 (sort of like a Miata in performance), and a Renault Clio Cup for FWD. Project CARS 2 has a lot of really high performance cars, but not much of what I’m looking for. I like both, and it’s important that whatever sim I’m driving models them realistically. Front and Rear wheel drive cars handle differently. I have a lot of time in these in the real and virtual world, so I like being in a familiar environment. These are my favorite for driving because they have no nannies, no grip, and decent power to weight ratio. Old school Formula car like FF, FV, Skip Barber.I like having a mixture of cars to experiment with. How can I compete for fast times when I’m dragging my brakes and not getting to full throttle? Car Selection – mostly high performance Most games put a config file in your documents folder, but Project CARS 2 encrypts this information in a Steam folder. There isn’t any configuration file either. Project CARS 2 has no such capability in the software. While I can get to 100%, that’s pushing really hard. I usually calibrate my dead zones as follows. It reads 20-22% when off and it’s pressure sensitive. The clutch does get to 0% and 100%, but real clutches have a big dead zones. The throttle usually reads about 5% when off and doesn’t get to 100% at all. It’s critical for me to be able to change the low and high dead zones because my pedals don’t read zero at the bottom or 100% at the top. Unexpectedly, getting my gear recognized and calibrated was really simple. Some games expect you to have everything integrated into the wheel, which I don’t. Setting up my wheel, pedals, and handbrake can be difficult because they are all separate devices. Controller Setup – user friendly, but deeply flawed In the time since release, maybe they fixed some of the things I didn’t like before or released new content. But 60 minutes isn’t really a fair shakedown, and I should take a closer look. That was enough for me to realize it wasn’t going to be one of my favorites, and I sort of forgot about it. I’ve owned Project CARS 2 for a little over a year.
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