About three weeks ago i deleted PCARS 2 because it just did not steer correctly. Had some idle time so reinstalled and guess what? I still does not steer correctly. I doesn't turn, It doesn't turn, it doesn't turn, then whammo,,,, it turns to much. .this has been a problem with p cars2 ever since it was first released. I am sorry but it just makes it a second rate game. In my opinion. Great tracks and graphics but youv,e got to be able to steer properly. With my wheel it just doesnt. And allllllll my other games are just fine.
PC2 Sorryto say, nothing has change in several weeks.
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Again,,,, thanks for the replies . saves me more searching. But I have seen an improvement since we started this thread. Even if many have gotten disgusted it has helped me. As I said in the beginning, I really like the vehicals and tracks. If i could only drive them a little better.
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i had exactly the same when the wheel was plugged into one of the USB3 ports in my pc, i couldn't work it out until i put it in a USB2 and all is now spot on. This with a Thrustmaster T150 Pro
I have a MOMO, but I have since upgraded, it was a quite a trick to get things to work right I had to favor a very high downforce setup. I wish I could remember my FFB settings though.
PC2 was released on 21 September 2017 and the last update could not have happened previous to the release date unless you know...time travel.
Sorry about being one of those guy's.
I think I had the same issues as you, i.e. the car would not turn (i.e. super understeer) and then suddenly mid turn bam, it would turn to super oversteer.
The issue for me was that there is a settings where the steering input is adjusted based on speed. This is the 'Speed sensitivity' under the controls. I have it now at 0, I think when I had the issues, it was at 90.
The setting means that at faster speeds the steering is less sensitive.
What this does, is when you go into corner and you start turning, let's say 25% to the left on the steering wheel, the steering is set to 5%. As you are breaking/slowing down, even if you keep the steering input the same, the game actually increases the steering . So now let's say you dropped the speed from 250 to 150, it might be that without changing the steering input, your steering changed from 5% to 50% or something like that during the slowing down.
And to add on top with understeer, you tend to brake/slow down + steer more, so at some crucial moment, the understeer turns into massive oversteer with this "speed sensitivity'. This can be truly a game breaking experience.
Cheers.
