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Originally Posted by kulbida 
I actually just ordered a G27 like 20 minutes ago, funny you would mention that. I am getting Dirt 3 for free with a PSU I recently ordered, and plan on buying more racing games for PC. This wheel looks fantastic.
Steering off-topic a bit, did you happen to buy an aftermarket brake-pedal spring for your wheel? They look pretty cool, and are only about $20.
I actually just ordered a G27 like 20 minutes ago, funny you would mention that. I am getting Dirt 3 for free with a PSU I recently ordered, and plan on buying more racing games for PC. This wheel looks fantastic.
Steering off-topic a bit, did you happen to buy an aftermarket brake-pedal spring for your wheel? They look pretty cool, and are only about $20.
if you're all for fast-paced racing, TDU2 might not please you. It had some negative reputation on having "weird turning physics." Judging from how long the game's been going, multiplayer is also likely to be half dead (I myself rarely plays because space in room doesn't allow the wheel to be constantly mounted, and haven't been playing since May. we all know why
)I just found the game good for open world causal driving, something you normally dont do in racing games.
As for the aftermarket brakes, I actually did search for something similar online soon after I tried the wheel out. I've played 3~4 years of an arcade racing game and I got used to the loose pedals. It's not that I really need the pedals to be that loose, but the G27 brake is just REALLY stiff. Don't really wanna apply that much force with my foot when I'm supposed to be relaxing at home. (it also feels kind of weird because arcade games and real cars have the pedals hanging from top, while these kind of wheel controllers have the pedals sitting on bases.)
So anyway I searched, and all I saw were brakes that make it even more stiff than the original, I was like lol fork that I'll just get myself used to what I have now.
And so I did, kinda.
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Originally Posted by ChaoticKinesis
If you already know you love Bioshock then why not?
I'm more interested in whether Bioshock 2 is worth buying if I never played the first one. I have so many games that I wouldn't have time to play both.
If you already know you love Bioshock then why not?
I'm more interested in whether Bioshock 2 is worth buying if I never played the first one. I have so many games that I wouldn't have time to play both.
I've bought less than 20 games so far, bioshock 1&2 are 2 of them
I bought the bioshock series the first big sale after I joined steam, and I dont even like playing FPS one bit. That's roughly a year ago.
Get'em.
Edited by HarrisLam - 7/18/12 at 1:03am
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