For me MW100 is more instinctive. Because my eye movement(that has to compensate for the moving world) tells me exactly what the car is doing. If it's just the dash flying all over the place I get confused.Originally Posted by derkanzler
100% WM doesn´t work for me. When I´m on a bumpy track this "head-bolted-to-the-car-body" behaviour makes the horizon severely move up and down. As your head isn´t bolted to the car the head movement is lower than the car movement, with your neck working like a spring & damper system. I found my settings when practicing on Classic Monza (in a Lotus 49 that was I believe). The long straight leading from the first embankment to the second one is that straight that I was talking about before. Well, each to their own.
As to the G-Force setting, as I find it weird to hear the gear change without any head movement I set it to a low value in order to give me a small impression of movement. I understand setting this to zero though, as this fits to your real head movement when gaming (which is zero as well when shifting) and probably protects sensitive people from nausea.
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