Are you salty ? Go and post this in rbreedingdittos , maybe you ' ll get the attention you need right now . <| sep |> yeah like dragon slayer does only to burning characters not poison and bleed right ? D <| sep |> Well , I guess I ' ll be starting CJ Fiedorowicz <| sep |> People riding with no gear are called squids as well <| sep |> I ended up using look leftright buttons to see what ' s going on at the sides for about 50 % of the time I spent in corners , constantly switching between a nearby car , approaching apexes and the road afterwards . Sounds like your monitor was way too far away andor way too small . I can understand how frustrating that may be , but I strongly advise you to try again with your monitor closer to your facewith a bigger monitor . Once your brain actually gets used to racing with that FOV , I guarantee you won ' t be going back . Using an incorrect FOV messes with your brain ' s natural ability to calculate distances and speeds from perspective . You can never do it as naturally with an incorrect FOV , no matter how much you try . No matter how good you think you are at judging distances in sims right now , you will be better if you start using the correct FOV . This is not an opinion , it ' s just the way your brain worksFor what it ' s worth , I have almost always raced on a single monitor , and I have never used the look left right buttons or trackIR or anything like that . You can have great situational awareness on a single screen