@ntm: Settings - Camera - "Camera Follow Level" is what you're looking for. The name makes it sound like the camera height but it controls how fast it auto-centers if at all.
I could be completely wrong but I was under the impression that both games use the same car simulation data. Regardless, as far as straight up serious racing goes out of the two, the regular Motorsport series would be the way to go.
This could be complete BS damage control, maybe more stories will or already have come out that I haven't seen. The developer that made that comment followed up and said he was only speaking about himself and some of the other writers and in no way meant that everyone was forced to crunch that hard. There are horrible stories out there about crunch but there are also people that just work their tail off without being forced to. I've seen first hand as a QA tester in the past, most people go home at a normal or at least reasonable hour while a programmer or two might stay late past midnight because they wanted or felt the need to. Obviously that's just one example from one development house but the point is it does happen. I will be buying Red Dead 2 on day one and playing the shit out of it for the record. : D
I'm counting the seconds on the clock till Battlefield V launches on PC. Love me some Battlefield. I'll probably end up getting Black Ops on Xbox to play with my console cousins. Obviously getting Red Dead so I'm interested in what that multiplayer will be like. On the fence about Fallout 76, might be something I pick up later. Other than that I'll be jumping back and forth with games I already play and some single player backlog titles.
I was going to suggest the Stinger since I've seen that on multiple "best budget headset" lists online. I've seen the Corsair HS50 in such lists as well which is about the same price. Of the two the Corsair looks like it might have a better build quality, less "plasticy" looking and has a removable mic. I tried the Corsair Void Pro on at a BestBuy and they were pretty comfortable but super light/cheap feeling. All three of those in the $50-$60 range. The HyperX line is pretty good overall. I have the Cloud II and the Revolver S which are nice but are in the $100-$150 range respectively. Pretty sure all of these will only work in stereo on a console as well.
I like sports, I just don't really care much about watching other people play them which is why I didn't choose an option above. PEDs is cheating and I have been under that impression my whole life that cheating is bad and unsportsmanlike. What's wrong with athletes pushing their bodies to their max naturally? That's the way it's supposed to be done. If that isn't good enough well then too bad, that's as good as you can get. Can't wait to discuss body modifications in sports in the future. ; )
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