With that system. It’s a very rare case of a tank almost being correctly modelled.
Armour is still notably underperforming but mobility will be bang on
Has anyone tested the regenerative steering on the abrams and if so does it feel good with it
Multiple users have tested it, works like a charm.
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Way better than the Leo 2s. M1 and M1A2 also felt great, I don’t have videos of those though
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Well, momentOfInertia
So it looks like the main problems are Inertia and neutralGearRatio values. And the steering/throttle bug
no
most likely yes
@AquaUselessGod have your videos got removed? They are not loading for me. On Opera GX they are just grey and on Firefox it says “No video with supported format and MIME type found.”
Honestly I’m more surprised double differential steering was implemented first before the basic geared steering you see on tanks like the KV-1S or IS series.
I like it,
+1 for adding it
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Could just be the embed expiring after a while.
It only happened to your videos though. Unless you uploaded them in a different way than the others
i uploaded them through discord before linking the videos here, so i suspect it’s just discord embed.
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It look so bad , it’s moving like RC tank.
Thats WASD controls for you. Using drive assist would better simulate the use of driver’s steering column.
I also agree the feature should have the option to be turned off and on.
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Holy strawman
People play this game for how it plays/feels and not for how the things it simplifies work irl.
Playability (which includes controls and the core parts of the gameplay, such as movement and thus steering) always goes before realism, if you want it the other way around, then you can go play proper sim-games.
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I agree, thats why I proclaim wheeled vehicle steering limitations unplayable and demand a toggle to be able to steer any wheeled vehicle on spot, without radiuses and etc.
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Regenerative steering is not only way more realistic but also MUCH better for playability too so it’s a win-win situation
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