I get why you think that.You spend countless hours on a electrical device pretending you fly space ships, but you think you don't play with toys...
Still have yours?
I get why you think that.You spend countless hours on a electrical device pretending you fly space ships, but you think you don't play with toys...
I own both. The SRV is hot garbage with wheel and pedals. Tried every sensitivity and dead-zone possible. Plus there's no force feedback so, <insert fart sound>. Stick with your HOTAS if you got one.There's this thing you can buy, it's called a set of steering wheels and pedals.
SRV is nightmare to drive on uneven terrain. I wish we had deluxe version of SRV that would be able to behave like hoovercraft and keep ~1m distance to the ground. Fuel usage could be linked to gravity strength so in some cases (like on high G worlds) using old SRV would be still viable choice.I own both. The SRV is hot garbage with wheel and pedals. Tried every sensitivity and dead-zone possible. Plus there's no force feedback so, <insert fart sound>. Stick with your HOTAS if you got one.
I haven’t used the SRV for exobiology in well over a year, switching to a Hauler seemed quicker and more fun but I only drive SRVs not flyve them.Gonna check that out after server maintenance.
Point is, when scouting planets containing 3 or 5 biological types. it's faster with the SRV, than using the ship for each type. And I setup the camera suite high above the SRV to see more area ahead. But then I can't see the speed percentage and as you're already know, the terrain is so wobbly, it's like:
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I used to think that looking for exobio in the SRV was absolutely faster than constantly getting back in the ship and taking off but when I did the Canonn exobio speed challenge a few years back realised (from watching others) that there actually wasn’t much in it and it's more what you prefer. While I obviously love the SRV myself I'm also a big fan of drifting over landscape in my ship with FA Off and the wind whistling past the window these days.It's certainly much more fun. As for being faster... I don't know. Maybe a bit, but not by a whole lot. Depends a lot on the terrain and how scarce the plant in question is (and where it's located). On a flat plain that's full of the plants you are scanning it's probably slightly faster.
The biggest draw for me to use the SRV for exobiology, however, is not how fast I can scan the plants, but the joy of driving it. Using the ship is much more cumbersome.
I have no joystick and prefer to use diectional keys, up and down.
Mouse and Keyboard.Perhaps, more car vehicle like throttle control, when you press forward, it moves with increasing speed and when let go, it decelerates. Same for backwards.
SRV is nightmare to drive on uneven terrain. I wish we had deluxe version of SRV that would be able to behave like hoovercraft and keep ~1m distance to the ground. Fuel usage could be linked to gravity strength so in some cases (like on high G worlds) using old SRV would be still viable choice.
Sounds like "drive assist" on/off. When it is ON, car is stopping when you release the key. If it is OFF, car keeps going when you release the key.Perhaps, more car vehicle like throttle control, when you press forward, it moves with increasing speed and when let go, it decelerates. Same for backwards.
SRV is nightmare to drive on uneven terrain