It is like adding power steering, you still have the same turn radius, just you can turn the steering wheel quicker. From my experience the handling upgrades don't affect the maximum speed the plane will turn, they control the speed it takes to get to that maximum. I spend WAY too much time in planes trying to cut players in half with the wingtips and fly off into the distance like I was never even there. I haven't seen the other setting in action so I can't comment on that. If you think stock handling is too responsive, too twitchy, then you really shouldn't get Race. Like I said, a BIG difference between stock & what I saw of race handling in the video. As far as I'm concerned it's actually less responsive than i would like with stock handling. I don't understand how people can think stock is twitchy. But from that rough method at least, the engine upgrade certainly seemed to effect speed.įinally, I did both flights with stock handling. Trying to gauge between the time taken to reach certain landmarks in the video, and me actually flying, is not ideal or likely to be exact. Looking at the video, race handling made it's responsiveness seem similar to the Mallard before they dialled it back again with the GR update.Īfter I applied the engine upgrade I noticed an obvious difference in taxiing speed & take off speed. Taking it into the air, again I was seeing a clear difference between the stock handling & the video review, where race handling had been applied. So, taking it out the hanger I noticed a difference right away, between the taxiing speed I was getting & what I saw in the video. I saw a review of the plane by one of the few GTA youtubers I trust. Remembering this topic, I decided to take it on test flights before & after doing the engine upgrade. I only bought my first new plane tonight, I got myself the Rogue. It's funny how two people can experience the same thing in very different ways.
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