I live like golden, and we're golden, and we're golden, and we're about to see a shine for golden. Yo, what is good guys, it's Cryptit TMG and I'll back you around your video. This time we're going to be talking about Will Setins for a set of course of competition, and some of the struggles that I had at first when I first got on the game, and I just didn't like the way the game sort of, you know, I didn't like the denouance of how you used to steer the cars, it just felt really, really lazy to me. Even to this day, I ended up playing with Will Setins again and again and again, and being in an SRR, I'm a competition where we're trying to qualify for the Am event, and looking on the board some of the faster guys, I can just see by their steering angles and they're, where they turn the wheel, I can tell they're not on 900 degrees, no way, and I've been fiddling with the setins, I feel like I've found the new ones of how to get the best feeling for your car, and what I will say is, you know, Will Setins tend to be different for everybody, but for me so far, I never did sort of like the 900 degrees in this game, it felt a little bit weird always, like it just had too much understeering, I just couldn't get used to it man, to me 900 degrees in every other game felt pretty normal, but on ACC it just felt like it was just too lazy, so I managed to sort of find setins that I really like, and it's a little bit weird, so stick with me and I hope this does work for you guys as well, I've been fine ever since, and I was probably figuring this out, maybe a month or so ago, and I haven't really done a Will Setins video and showed you guys what I've been using, I actually used the T300, not anything special, but that's the way I used Frostmaster T300, currently with the GTE rim, I used to have the FY rim until it started messing around, thanks Frostmaster, but yeah, let's get into this setins video. So these are my Frostmaster T300 setins in the Frostmaster control panel, and you can see I'm running 540 degrees, and yeah, this is the angle that I've been running mainly now on a set of course, and I actually set up slightly different in-game, I know it sounds a little bit weird, you'd think if you set it to 540 in the control panel, then you would do the same thing for, you know, same thing in-game, but it just feels like, understood to me, and it just doesn't actually feel that natural. Now, the only bad thing about doing what I'm going to do next, as you'll see me going in-game, I've actually set my steering lock as I load up on 540 preset, I set my steering lock to 880. Now, what I've noticed is that how you go up, the more sensitive your will actually gets to your steering inputs, so when I have it on 540, 540 in-game and in the control panel, it's very under-series, so I slightly go up on the steering lock in the game settings, and the car seems to rotate a lot more natural to my steering position. The only negative thing is if you are someone who likes to have your hands visible when you're driving, in terms of your camera, hard settings, then your hands might be a little bit out of sync with your own steering inputs, but I never use hands on steering, so it's not really something that actually affects me, but you've seen to notice that when you go up on the steering lock in-game, it actually changes the sensitivity a little bit, and it doesn't feel so slow and ponderous. Now, I'm going to show you the 900 degrees, and this is how I had my will when I had it on 900, I actually changed this as well, and again, I've gone up in the game in the steering lock inside the game, just to make the car feel like it's actually rotating a little bit more. Now, this wasn't as bad visually with the hand on wheel, but it still was a little bit off. Now, you can see I've gone up to 1160, and yeah, for me, the steering felt much more natural. I didn't have to sort of rack my hand all the way right and all the way left, and soon I got a tight corner, and you might think it's a little bit weird, but you've got to try it out, man. You definitely got to try it out for me. It definitely changed things for me, and I can tell just by watching a lot of other guys, they're definitely not using 900. If they are, they're not using 900 in the game, because some of the steering angles I've seen going through the corners is like, wow, it's crazy. Definitely, you guys got to try it out for me personally. As I said before, I always felt like the steering angle was just, I don't know, it was just some exchanges, it just felt so slow, and I just struggled, really struggled to get used to it, man, but I hope you guys try it out. I hope you guys like it. People, if you're new to a set of course, the competition's only, and I know a lot of people are, and I know it's going to be coming on console very soon. I'm kind of intrigued to see if it's got the same sort of thing on the console, because, yeah, that would be crazy. I know for me, the T300, my T300 used to be, just have loads of bugs whenever I was on the console for whatever reason. For something to do with the force feedback, it's just a little bit weird. But I'll be very intrigued to see what the game will be like, what the steering, the feel of the force feedback will be like on the console. I can't wait for that to come out, but when that does come out, I will probably make an another wheelchair video for the console users, just to see if I can get it to feel similar to how it feels. Vorder nice force feedback features on the PC, and yeah, I'll be trying to run that to see if I can get it up to speed and get the wheelchair feeling almost identical. But, yeah. If you guys haven't tried it before, man, as I said before, just go into your control panel. If you don't know where that is, just go into your windows menu, search for a frost mask, and you'll see it. You'll have the control panel. Also, you probably want to update your firmware just to make sure you're up to date on that. But anyway, man, I hope this video helped you guys out. It's kept at TMG, like and subscribe. Hit the notification bell to catch my videos first. And peace!