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I have an L2 car and absolutely freaking love it. I still need to "drive" but I don't need to actively provide input every single moment that I'm driving. Bas
by SkyPuncher 5y ago
I have an L2 car and absolutely freaking love it.
I still need to "drive" but I don't need to actively provide input every single moment that I'm driving. Basically, indeed to mimic the cars movements rather than force the car where I want it.
It significantly reduces fatigue and generally increases my enjoyment t of driving.