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I got back on the wheel and pedals today for a little over an hour. I got tired of wrestling with the wheel, so I turned the centering spring setting off and lowered the force feedback setting a bit. I like the way the steering feels now. This stiff brake pedal has been pretty annoying to deal...

So, there is actually no disc version of NASCAR 25 for consoles. It's digital download only. Digital is where things have generally been headed for a while now. The prices for discs vs. digital are generally the same these days. Disc games can be cheaper depending on how long the game has been...

I feel ya. The wheel and pedals can definitely be a workout. All that force feedback and resistance in the wheel (and in my G29's brake pedal) definitely isn't always a good thing! Good on you for listening to Whizzer and your body and not just blindly trying to push through the pain. Kudos to...

I got my Logitech G29 wheel/pedals and the stand today, set them up, and hopped in William Sawalich's ARCA car at Charlotte. I could feel that my back was going to start hurting sitting in my computer chair, so I took the time to adjust the stand properly so I could sit back on the couch. Once...

Yeah, I've heard good things about those Moza wheels. Sadly, they're PC and Xbox only, so they're not an option for me unless I get some third-party adapter. I wanted something that I knew would be compatible with my PS5 out of the box. If they were, I would have gone for the R3. A direct drive...

From what I've come to understand, direct drive wheels are generally the best in terms of the level of force feedback they can give you, and they're the quietest, but they're the most expensive. The gear-based wheels like the Logitech I got are generally the worst in terms of noise and force...

After thinking about it for a little while and confirming that I indeed have the room for it, I'm taking the plunge again and buying a wheel/pedal set and stand. I took my own advice and went with the tried and true Logitech G29. Should be here by the end of this week or sometime next week...

NASCAR 25 is a great game that I'm having a lot of fun with. If you go the PS5 and NASCAR 25 route, don't break the bank getting a fancy sim rig setup. I obviously don't use a wheel, but a common complaint for wheel users with NASCAR 25 is the force feedback, or lack thereof. Some other things...

We only live once, man. If you end up liking iRacing and have the means to get yourself a full sim rig, go for it! I hope you enjoy it as much as I enjoy playing the PS5 game.

To each their own. Upon further review, I'm fine with the Normal controller setting. I like the decreased steering sensitivity that makes the car feel heavier and forces me to be more in tune with what it's doing. I also manage the right front tire temperature better with it, since the steering...

@hmmm298, I appreciate the info sharing, but I'm good, brother. I've figured out what the game wants from me with the neutral setup, not just at IRP, but in general. I have no desire to crush the AI on any difficulty with a custom setup right now. Been there, done that in the past. I'm much more...

Nope, controller all day. I've tried wheels in the past, but they're not for me. Even if I wanted one now, I don't have space for it.

Finally locked in, finished that race, and got a win. ARCA is a great starter series in this game. Learning IRP, and those cars in general, has definitely taught me a lot about the way the game wants me to drive. I went to Martinsville afterwards, which used to give me problems, and had no...

IRP is probably the toughest track in the game for me at this point. I'm trying to finish a 25% ARCA race there, on 97 difficulty, which I can handle at most of the other tracks. On a controller, with no assists and the neutral setup, you have to have the dexterity of a neurosurgeon to get...

New York's foolish self-inflicted loss will be Toronto's gain.

To clarify, I'm obviously not saying that no one is allowed to speculate on who to keep and let go. I'm just saying that teams may not have a choice regarding who to keep and let go, as was the case with Connecticut this past offseason. Most of the players will have full agency in that regard...

Between Lexie and Sophie, if a choice has to be made, Lexie would be the easiest one to keep since she'll be a restricted free agent. As such, Indy can match any offer for her that another team makes, and if they match it, she has to stay there. Sophie, on the other hand, will be an...

That's the thing, where will the best chance of a championship even be? We won't know until the stars start to sign with teams. Gonna be real interesting to see where everybody ends up. Hopefully they get this new CBA drawn up and agreed to!