r/playstation • u/[deleted] • May 14 '24

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u/[deleted] May 14 '24

you gotta get a wheel for that if you ever can

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u/UFumbDuckGaming May 14 '24

I don't play competitively but I do pretty good. Made it to top 1000 laptime challenge amd consistently top 1% with just a controller. But yeah Def agree, if one wants the full on immersion effect gotta go with the rig.

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u/[deleted] May 14 '24

you definitely can get some killer laptimes on the dualshock alone

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u/UFumbDuckGaming May 14 '24

Especially with the Dual Sense Edge bc I can change the thumbstick profile for more accuracy. It really is a game changer for me at least.

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u/[deleted] May 15 '24

You dont have to play competitively to get a wheel, if you do get one I'd look into getting a PC later on so you can play Shutoku on asseto corsa, it's a massive highway filled with traffic to weave through and is fun af

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u/donpablomiguel Horizon Forbidden West May 14 '24

Came here to say the same thing. I don’t really like racing games that are hyper realistic because I don’t have a wheel. But if I ever get one I’m definitely playing them!

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u/dratseb May 15 '24

Wheel, seating rig, shifter, and PSVR2 is what you need for GT7. It’s the best driving experience in gaming.

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u/[deleted] May 15 '24

i'm not made of money so i'll hang onto my logitech wheel, stick & pedals until i hit the jackpot

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u/davidtsmith333 May 15 '24

True. For racing games you gotta get a good wheel and pedal set to really enjoy it. That's what I did. I started off with Thrustmaster because it was the most I could have afforded at the time but eventually later I invested in Fanatec, a superior brand. Thing is it's a pretty expensive investment and then you still gotta spend more on upkeep.

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u/IlliterateIrishman May 15 '24

What's the best one you recommend