u/ArshiaTN

First of all, thanks to you guys for recommending the game and the tipp with "My Gran Turismo" which dropped a lot of cars. (my last post)

I got the game for about 19€, played it every day/night after uni and work. On the last weekend I played like 30hours+ . The game is freaking amazing and I "finished" it yesterday. By finishing, I mean I did every menu and most of the extra menus (where you have to buy cars. It was hard because most of them were not available so I gave up on that).

I love Nürburgring and the 30-60minutes driving sessions. Really stressful at sometimes but fun. Music Rally was fun too. I hated the drifting part, I am not good at it. I was a beast in NFS Undergronud 2 when drifting but Idk, I just cannot drift well enough in this game and this is the reason, why I stopped getting gold medals after the mitsubushi drifting license mission .

For someone who loved all NFS from Hot pursuit 2 to NFS 2015, I really love this game. I invested a lot of time to get gold medals in the demo (fck the porsche license mission. It took me 1hour or so to get gold.). It actually helped me a lot to learn how to steer in Gran Turismo.

Overall, I am happy with this game. My favorite tracks were the street of Toyko, where you can go with 200-250+ and steer like crazy. I used a heavily tuned RX7 R-Type there. Nürburgring was fckin amazing too. I was using BMW M3 Sport Evolution '89 and the M3 from NFS most wanted for most the races and for 850 - 950 races, I used toyota SF23. It had insane handling. Oh, I forgot to mention that I put a Z4 GT3 motor in my M3 E46. With turbo charger, that thing was sooooo fast.

I really liked tuning the cars btw. Half way through, I started going to custom car page where you can change downforce, everything for the suspension and stuff and with a LOT of trial and error, I made the handling of E30 and E46 soooooo good.

I realized, you don't need to keep the cars needed for extra menus yesterday so I nuked all the cars I had to get to level 50 and upgrade my m3 '89 even more. At the end, I sold everything beside the E30 and played Nürburgring for the last time.

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The graphics were nice too. I liked the 60hz RT PSSR 2.0 mode but later changed to 120hz RT PSSR 2.0 when I got the 750ps M3 E46 and the SF23. I think it’s he cockpit didn’t have RT anymore with the 120hz but I was’t looking at the wheel and stuff anyway. I played the every match in cockpit mode though. Only BMW VGT didn’t have any cockpit and I used it for one of the cafe menus. 120hz RT was so noisy in garage/when you buy cars but hey, it was still okay. I didn't expect PPSR to be at DLSS level yet but it was really really impressive.

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In summary: 9/10 for me. I wished there were a lot more soundtracks. That maserati vi vi vi vi vi song was running for me a lot (don't get me wrong. I still love that song xd). I will buy GT8 whenever it drops for PS6/PS7 at launch. Now I move to another game. Thanks again for the recommendation!

Hi, I got my deadzones set to about 3200 on my steam deck OLED and I remember having it at around 3500-3800 on my Steam Deck. Lower than that and my sticks were registering stuff without doing anything.

The steam Controller uses TMR deadzones which work with (magnets ?). I have watched so many reviews in last 7 days but no one talked about the deadzones. Can you set it even lower than 3000? Personally, I am someone who grew up playing pc only and just got to consoles with the ps4 for exclusives and I hate how "unresponisve" the analog sticks are (when comparing them to mouse + mechanical keyboards). I love my steam deck oled because I can change the deadzone but even at these values, I feel like my controller doesn't register input at low movements.

How low can the deadzones go with the TMR analg sticks?

Would it be possible for Valve to add other shipping options?