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Tokyo Xtreme Racer: Can't get the handling to feel right
Short answer
No confirmed fix yet. Players suggest: You can try disabling the "Steering assistance correction" setting or however it's called.
The problem
I've been struggling to get the handling in this game to feel right, 50 ends up being too stiff and 0 ends up being too reactive for deadzone and I genuinely want to know, with all of this in mind. What can I do to make my handling feel far better to use? Is there anything you can do there on that front?
What players suggest
I looked up "cornering" on this forum and found quite a few interesting threads. You can try disabling the "Steering assistance correction" setting or however it's called. It decreases your steering input based on car speed and that started being a problem somewhere between stage 3 and 4 where I simply couldn't take a corner at high-speed without the car deciding to go straight into the wall. It…
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