Wheel support?

[Sewer Cider]

I will never buy a game that makes me pretend there it a physical object that must be manipulated constantly by hholding my arms up in the air. So weird to me that people do this. If you add wheel support I could see this as a real learning tool for parking and would buy it for that reason but without wheel support I don't see a point to this "game".

[hadik69]

same here... no wheel support = no buy

[Android Vageta]

Not saying that wheel support would be a bad thing but stuff like this works a lot better than you'd probably think. Your brain and body do a pretty good job at knowing how to drive. I find motion driving like this nearly as a good as motion controls in say Gran Turismo Sport using the DS4 which to me is THE way to play if you don't have an actual wheel.

[Bio_Brot]

Originally posted by Pown Star:

so it's 1 of the games where i'm expected to hold my arms up in the air like a moron ? No thanks I'll never play such a title the whole idea of that is stupid to me! how long can i hold myself in such a position?

Somebody mad
There's no reason to say everybody who plays this game is a moron lol

[Eunostos]

empty forum other than unaddressed bait doesn't bode well for this getting a pc release alongside the actively updated quest, alas.

[mushi_mush]

this is 5min fun game. why would you even bother attaching wheel for this. This game is fun after you and youyr friends down loads of tequila shots then just mess around 5min and move on. If you want wheel driving there are tons of driving games for that. Im having 1000+ hours on iRacing and cosnider myself a simmer but would never get my knickers twisted for not having wheel support in little arcade fun game.

[|DG| V|LOT]

Originally posted by General E. Annoy:

so it's 1 of the games where i'm expected to hold my arms up in the air like a moron ? No thanks I'll never play such a title the whole idea of that is stupid to me! how long can i hold myself in such a position?

You have 1400 hrs in pavlov, that's how long; holding guns and knives and mags and nades and bombs, that aren't physically in your hands. But somehow a steering wheel is different?
Wow, that makes no sense. Do yourself a favour and delete your hypocrisy, so you can try to look less ridiculous.

[Krys]

Originally posted by |DG| V|LOT:

Originally posted by General E. Annoy:

so it's 1 of the games where i'm expected to hold my arms up in the air like a moron ? No thanks I'll never play such a title the whole idea of that is stupid to me! how long can i hold myself in such a position?

You have 1400 hrs in pavlov, that's how long; holding guns and knives and mags and nades and bombs, that aren't physically in your hands. But somehow a steering wheel is different?
Wow, that makes no sense. Do yourself a favour and delete your hypocrisy, so you can try to look less ridiculous.

Because it is. Because you don't always hold your arms up in the air while playing any shooter in vr. Because you rest your hands on a wheel. It's easier because the wheel turns around a center point. Weapons are supposed to be aimed and held in a 360 space, wheels don't.

[Nefrai]

This would be a buy for me it supported a wheel. It's cool to have multiple options for the game using tracked controllers, but since I have a wheel, that would certainly push me over to trying this game out.

[|DG| V|LOT]

For the sake of ending an argument, yes, steering wheel support would be fine for those who have such devices. But unlike every other vr racing game, this one works out of the box for most vr set owners and doesn't require you to purchase a wheel. This game also doesn't require you to have your hands up for long periods. It is called car PARKING simulator, after all. So if you think you're gonna get exhausted after a while, you're mad. I did about 35 parking tests in about 39 minutes, and I only have one hand on the wheel most of the time, so I'm not getting fatigued in any way. This game is not about driving for extended periods, so you will NOT get tired, like you think you will.

You guys are all too sensitive when someone throws logic at you. I have no issue playing games with non physical steering wheels. Haven't any of you heard of building physical strength? Instead, you all complain about getting a workout and getting stronger. Sad, for sure.

That soy...

And I just bought this game the day I saw that discussion, because, logically, you should read BEFORE you buy. I've been waiting for this game to release, as long as it's been in progress. Just saying, I'm not digging through discussions to attack people. I only talk in discussions about games I mean to purchase. I don't troll, I give an opinion.

[Krys]

Originally posted by |DG| V|LOT:

For the sake of ending an argument, yes, steering wheel support would be fine for those who have such devices. But unlike every other vr racing game, this one works out of the box for most vr set owners and doesn't require you to purchase a wheel. This game also doesn't require you to have your hands up for long periods. It is called car PARKING simulator, after all. So if you think you're gonna get exhausted after a while, you're mad. I did about 35 parking tests in about 39 minutes, and I only have one hand on the wheel most of the time, so I'm not getting fatigued in any way. This game is not about driving for extended periods, so you will NOT get tired, like you think you will.

You guys are all too sensitive when someone throws logic at you. I have no issue playing games with non physical steering wheels. Haven't any of you heard of building physical strength? Instead, you all complain about getting a workout and getting stronger. Sad, for sure.

That soy...

And I just bought this game the day I saw that discussion, because, logically, you should read BEFORE you buy. I've been waiting for this game to release, as long as it's been in progress. Just saying, I'm not digging through discussions to attack people. I only talk in discussions about games I mean to purchase. I don't troll, I give an opinion.

we're asking for support, not requirement. I don't even own the game, I don't even know how the game works. Can I use to improve my parking skills? Or is it something else? Is it simulative or completely arcade-y?
It's not about becoming exhausted after some time. The way your hand can be moved around in any other vr game is different from how a wheel works. And it's ok if it's not needed, but you're basically calling us idiots for asking for support. Also, most of the things you said are completely absurd. Building strenght to play a game? Do you think having your arms stretched in front of you builds physical strenght? For real? And even if it does, do I really need to build up strenght in order to play a game? If I want to workout I play something else, not a game called "car parking simulator".
I don't care what you're capable of doing. I don't care if you're good enough to play racing games with your motion controllers. I see a game where I have to drive a car and I'm asking for a wheel support. But nope, we're all idiots to you and you think you're throwing logic at us based on your beliefs. You're good enough to play games with different controllers? Cool, i'm so happy for you champ. I'm a noob who needs a wheel to drive car in games. But guess what, just because you're that good doesn't mean we need to play like you do.

By the way, i tried driving a car with motion controllers in thief simulator and it was awful.
Maybe it's easier in this game but, since i've already tried driving this way, i'll wait for a wheel support before buying it.

So yeah, i'm still asking for a wheel support. If you like driving cars with motion controllers, good for you.

[Balance]

yes, it's awesome that it has out-of-the-box support for people who only have a vr headset and wands, without even requiring a gamepad or a wheel. i think that's really neat, and i'm very glad a game like this exists. but it supports neither of those last two options?

i was about to buy this game on sale and googled whether or not it has wheel support. i'm not even sure if i'm interested when it's 40% off. imho, "intangible-object controls" are the worst in vr... i've logged thousands of vr hours but they just don't work for me. for example, in no man's sky, i thought i'd love the "reach out and grab the HOTAS that only exists in vr-space", but it was the worst thing i've ever flown and i just wanted them to leave standard flatscreen-style gamepad support in the vr version. i don't even care that i couldn't use my hotas. i was just mad at how impossible it was to aim my ship with the loose and intangible stick, no matter how securely i was resting it on my leg.
i've tried at least one "fake-wheel" racing game, and it felt even worse than that did. i spent more time checking my hand positions than i did with my eyes on the road, and it showed. i'd rather tilt a WiiMote in NFS Carbon or Mario Kart.

before you say "this isn't a racing sim," yeah, that's exactly why i was interested; it looks like a wackier arcadier alternative to the staunchly serious vr racing games i've gotten a bit bored of, with a free-roam and casual multiplayer mode, complete with the ability to roll down the window and go on a chill drive if that's how i choose to spend my time.

if it was on the pico4's standalone vr marketplace, i'd buy it as-is and at full price (without wheel support or anything), just to show a decent vr racing game to my coworkers, and i'd probably enjoy it well enough for what it is when i played it myself. but if i'm running it on my home pc, i'd rather beamNG myself into a wall.

honestly the game looks really fun for what it is. i'm not saying it's a bad game or that there's anything else wrong with it whatsoever. if it had wheel support, even without force-feedback capability or anything, i'd buy it in a heart beat, especially on sale.

i'm sure it's a lot of extra work for what is probably a small dev team, but if they did add any kind of wheel support, i feel like the vr racing game scene is currently lacking in enough ways that a game like this might manage to pull in a lot of people like me who are getting bored of "strict racing sims" (and all of their bugs) and/or who are looking for something more casual/gamified.

heck, i might go ahead and buy it anyway, just for the free roam!
but even if i do, i'll be *****ing about the lack of wheel support the entire time.

on the bright side: it's a racing game that i can't pull a "no vr no buy" on

[Scotster]

Just checking if there has been any update to this? I've been looking around for games to teach my daughter the basics of driving.... but hopefully in a fun way. This game looks spot on but without a wheel and pedals it'll fall flat as being any good for that purpose. The closest I have found is City Car Driving but I need it to be a bit more simple and RHD.

Would be great if it has been added, or was going to, without it definitely seems pointless outside of the quest.