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Screature
23rd June 2011, 02:47 PM
I've had Wipeout HD and Fury since they first came out, and I've completed the HD campaign (all golds, about 25% elite 40% skilled and the rest novice).

I've been using airbrakes on L2 and R2 at 100% sensitivity, which gives me complete control over each side's airbrakes.

I've recently swapped them to L1 and R1, as I've never (ever ever) used sideshift, and I wish to learn to use it properly to better my zones and time-trials, and it's easier to sideshift with those buttons.

Thing is, the L1 and R1 buttons don't have as much movement range, and I'm nearly always pressing them fully anyway. Is it better to change my airbrake sensitivity to 10% in the options (practically digital) or leave it at 100% ?

What buttons/sensitivity settings do you swear by for your best times/zones?

leungbok
23rd June 2011, 02:57 PM
I tried both extremities for airbrake settings (10% & 100%) i don't see a really noticeable difference for sideshift use (on R1, L1), so i stay at 50% of sensibility :lol

greenymac
23rd June 2011, 03:00 PM
I'm with leungbok as my airbrakes are also at 50%.

Screature
23rd June 2011, 03:10 PM
I guess testing and practice is key, but I'll go straight to 50% in that case and see how I fare.

Cheers!

blackwiggle
23rd June 2011, 04:24 PM
Yeah, I'd remap to L1R1 and start at 70%, see how you go, things can get a bit too twichey at 50%, well for me personally, it's all personal preferences and what works for you.
Be aware that if you do drop air brake sensitivity below 50%, it can lower the percentage of the successful ability to side shift.

Screature
23rd June 2011, 11:16 PM
Really? I'd have thought making the airbrakes act digital (fully on or off) would make sideshifting easier, as two quick taps of the button should work? I was under the impression I'd have to press the airbrake harder twice at 100% sensitivity?
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