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Just wondering..
MOST OF THE TIME, do you have both hands on the wheel, then take one off to change gear, or do you have one hand on the wheel and one on the gear stick..

Personally, i use the 1 handed option .. just used to it tbh

not a pointless thread, its to compare techniques kinda



This post has been edited by TheMuffinMan on Oct 24 2008, 12:43 PM

of course i'm using my two hands on the wheel. i might end up careless if i only use one hand.

2 hands due, u need it to control u car, because of the bumps on the road in ANY highway track and in Hakone, u need it to turn continuously.

i use 1 hand on the wheel and one stick on gear shift (make sure dont let my hand go because some people is frigging screw my shift when go decrease).. anyways i like 1 hand because it is getting used when i drive my car in RL

2 hands on highway maps, 1 hand hakone

two, unless I have to shift, or unless I flash my lights in a battle

My case is different:

One hand
-Battling against computer ghosts (up to level 10)
-Outrun mode (including 31-outrun specials)
-Battling against human players (that are not higher than B class)

Two hands
-If battling A class people and above
-Human ghosts (higher than B Class)
-Human outrun battles (above B class rank)

if it's me, use 1 hand in most of the time and two hands in some corner and if I'm in the serious mode

lol i use no hands on the wheel when i play lol

KAMI!

I usually use two hands. However, my arms get tired very easily, probably lack of exercise causing this so sometimes I have to drop my hands down to the 4 and 8 position on semi straight roads and stuff. I tried driving one hand, damn was it hard. Maybe I'll try that for most, if not all 80 chapters once I redo story mode.

2 hands always.

dude what kind of question is this? its pretty simple. if you are trying why would you not use 2 hands? unless you are super great with 1 hand, and if you are super great with 1 hand please show me a fast time attack with 1 hand except for wangan line and even for wangan line you need 2 hands to keep the car really straight when your going 330km+

even if its normal driving for a real car. its a bad habit your car. if you resting your hand on the tranny while its in gear it wears down the tranny.

http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/archive/in...p/t-106309.html

This post has been edited by Veloxity on May 18 2008, 07:39 PM

any average player would use 2 hands on almost every, if not every course, time, place (unless of course, you're messing around).

just because you don't have question marks or have polls means you are legitimised to make new threads of bullshit.

please.
use the questions thread.
you know what i question is, right?
i can define the scope of question to you if you want.

i used 1 hand until i reached 6th shift of d gear, then 2 hands most of d tym
Also when down shifting, of course i used d other hand to shift down

But most of d game i used 2 hands

i'm using 1 hand on the wheel, and 1 on the gear shift. i've tried to use both hands on the wheel, but the car was out of control (i did a lot of oversteer), so i return to my old "style"...

haha
u r a real bad ass tough guy.... pure 100%

2 hands...I can't control my car well with 1...

This thread exists, I just can't find it.

Because I remember saying that people who drive with one hand watch too many movies.

Honestly, you get zero leverage or mobility with one hand, driving with one hand gives absolutely no advantage whatsoever.

Please lock this, this question has no point.

This post has been edited by MaxX on May 18 2008, 07:51 PM

IMO 1 hand sux 2 hands is the way to go

I drive 1 handed unless on hakone. MT3 really doesn't need massive wheel movements like idas3 or 4, so 1 handed is fine for me. I get plenty of balance with one hand. I find myself oversteering on corners if I use 2. Just because you play with 1 hand doesn't mean you're any less of a player really.

Unless I'm going straight and getting ready to shift, I drive with two hands.

whenever i see polls like this there's never a "both" option,
'tis a shame

but you know what takes real skill...
using manual 2 hands on steering wheel at all times and shifting with left or right foot respectivly with the other foot working both gas and break, now this i'd like to see.

This post has been edited by Moss on May 18 2008, 09:59 PM