I don't care about brands. My favorite sim of yesterday was LFS, which only had one real car and it was a Formula BMW. Imagine how much I care about fictional gloves ;-)It's not critical in the grand scheme of things but I just think it's a shame that they've overlooked this detail while striving for authenticity in a lot of other areas, especially for something that's always front and centre for anyone racing in cockpit view with visible arms. There was a neon blue pair doing the rounds a while ago that looked utterly ridiculous, but maybe they've all been improved since then.
The fake branding and phony advertising hoardings in pCARS irked me in a similar way, so maybe I'm just a fussy bastard.
90 fps in VR with a 1070 in the rain will require quite a lot of tinkering and lowering settings, that's garanteed.It doesn't run fine, you need a 1080 Ti card for a solid 90FPS. Looking at the benchmarks, anything less gives you just 45FPS+reprojection no matter how drastically you drop graphics quality. It's playable, but obviously not designed for VR and I didn't want to play it for very long even though I had access to a wheel setup. Very important to know if they have substantially improved the VR performance and if 90FPS lock is achievable on more mundane cards like a 1070.
The 1070 is not a card meant to support VR properly in today's games. Anybody saying otherwise is trying to sell you one.
The T300 only downfall is the laughable pedals that come in other editions. But GT edition comes with three pedals. The base is just so much better.Just gone from a G29 to a T300 in the last two weeks, no contest. T300 is miles better and much less toy-like.