General Sim Racing Thread

[el niche]

Im really considering getting a wheel as racing games are what Im usually playing lately. However, I am a very casual player, planning on putting it on a basic desk, normal chair due to space constraints.
Debating a Moza R3 is worth it for very casual or just stick to controller.

 

[bsmaff]

Im really considering getting a wheel as racing games are what Im usually playing lately. However, I am a very casual player, planning on putting it on a basic desk, normal chair due to space constraints.
Debating a Moza R3 is worth it for very casual or just stick to controller.

No matter what wheel you buy, you won't regret it if you are interested in SIM racing in anyway.
Even for Simcade games like F1 and GT a wheel makes the game a million times more immersive.
And don't be put off to start when your lap times are slower, once you get used to the wheel after an hour or so you will be much faster than you ever were on a controller.

The Moza R3 has 3.9NM which should be fine for a direct drive wheel and seems very reasonably priced.

Personally I can't recommend a wheel enough, it completely changes your feeling/experience towards sim racing and pretty certain @PRO_TOO would agree.

 

[Bing Bing Wahoo]

Im really considering getting a wheel as racing games are what Im usually playing lately. However, I am a very casual player, planning on putting it on a basic desk, normal chair due to space constraints.
Debating a Moza R3 is worth it for very casual or just stick to controller.

It depends on the games you play. For a casual player, I'd only recommend a wheel for certain racing simulations. In most racing games, a controller is perfectly fine.