Let’s be honest for a second. Modern simracing is obsessed with flashing RGB lights, endless rotary encoders, and screens that make a steering wheel look like a sci-fi toy rather than a racing instrument. It’s over-engineered.
I don't want a spaceship. I want a time machine.
I want to feel the raw, minimalist essence of the legendary Group B rally era. Just a perfect, high-quality leather or suede rim, clean metallic spokes, and the absolute focus on driving. No distractions. No corporate bloat.
If Moza Racing – or any talented modder in this community – steps up to build a flawless, authentic replica of a Group B classic (like the iconic Audi Quattro or Lancia 037 wheels), I will buy it instantly, no questions asked, price is not an issue.
Are there any other purists left here, or are we completely lost to the RGB madness?
Let’s be honest for a second. Modern simracing is obsessed with flashing RGB lights, endless rotary encoders, and screens that make a steering wheel look like a sci-fi toy rather than a racing instrument. It’s over-engineered.
I don't want a spaceship. I want a time machine.
I want to feel the raw, minimalist essence of the legendary Group B rally era. Just a perfect, high-quality leather or suede rim, clean metallic spokes, and the absolute focus on driving. No distractions. No corporate bloat.
If Moza Racing – or any talented modder in this community – steps up to build a flawless, authentic replica of a Group B classic (like the iconic Audi Quattro or Lancia 037 wheels), I will buy it instantly, no questions asked, price is not an issue.
Are there any other purists left here, or are we completely lost to the RGB madness?
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