Never thought about talking to my doctor.
Now I know -
Its the hardware. Ive had feelings of inadequacy for *three* years now but the cure is near.
There are these two big spaces on both sides on my keyboard where an old Couger used to sit. But in the last two years I've found rFactor racing and the G27 - I'm re-invogoriated. Now to fill those empty spaces with a Warthog. (Thanks for all of the Thrustmaster reviews Dr. SimHQ)
Edited --
We flew F15 Strike Eagle III, Falcon 3 & 4, Lock On and most everything in between that offered multiplayer. In 2005 LOFC came out with the Star Force protection and some of my buddies wouldn't install it. Then about 2008 my Cougar profiles were erased by the commies and the old hardware just wasn't compelling enough to reprogram Foxy - and the unit would fail to show up lots of times - and I'd tried shimming the axles but didn't want to invest in Hall sensors because of the wobble (I never thought my old Cougar could hold a formation like the the Virtual Blue Angels do).
I used to think the same about the old wheels in the F15-III days, so
I lost the will to sim.
But then I got onto the Motorsports Page here at SimHQ and found my way back. If you lost it, too, try a little racing - driving is really e-a-s-y
and F-U-N.
SimHQ Motorsports The reviews of the new Warthog got to me. I'll screw those puppies to my gaming desk and look forward to some new A-10 flying fun. And multiplayer co-ops.
Thanks SimHQ.
Wrecking Crew
Smooth Operators Squadron
We fly so that others may die!
20110121
From the looks of my desktop I declare myself cured. It took the Thrustmaster Warthog to get me back to flying, and the racing crew here at SimHQ are fun challenging folks to race with.
WC