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u/SiddharthJain131 1d ago
What happens if I press the triggers?
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u/Veggieleezy 1d ago
As terrible an idea as this is, it would be kinda fun to put the turn signals/brights/wipers on triggers.
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u/DisastrousSweetOwl Dreamer 1d ago
at least he’s not under the sea 🤷🏽♀️
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u/poedraco 23h ago
Don't count them out just yet. He still has a chance to be in a crumpled metal box
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u/Fox1503 1d ago
Is that a MiB reference?
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u/Oh_ToShredsYousay 1d ago
No, just stupid. The controller wasn't the wheel in mib it replaces the entire function of the wheel. You drive the car like a drone.
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u/samfreez 1d ago
Good edits. It doesn't look anywhere near as cool when you have to rotate the controller 6 times to turn 90 degrees. Looks funny when it whips back to center, but make sure your hands aren't on it. Otherwise you'll wind up like Johnny Manglehands.
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u/Weekly-Dog-6838 1d ago
This is precisely what I wanted when I first started driving…for like 2 weeks, then I realized how much more precise a steering wheel can be.
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u/WillDiam 1d ago
I got flashbacks of Megas XLR from this. Now install a giant robot undermeath it and paint it hotrod red with flames.
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u/TheAlphaWolf2021 1d ago
Well we already knew turning the controller helps tutn the car better. I guess this really proves it to all the doubters.
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u/_NightmareKingGrimm_ 1d ago
I'll bet the haptic feedback and vibration features are super realistic when you eventually crash
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u/Fickle_Pause5969 1d ago
Are people still doing this stupid shit? I remember this was trend in like 2023
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u/poedraco 23h ago
Imagine amount of turnforce that you're going to have to use for that small leverage
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u/Accomplished-Taro-53 1d ago
This seems oddly familiar...something something, deep sea or something...
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u/nari-bhat 1d ago
And I thought I had a bad turn radius