Steering wheel angles are divided into “historical layers,” each corresponding to a different steering ratio. *Steering Archaeology* requires you to switch between three steering modes (light, standard, heavy) within the same corner, corresponding to different speed ranges. The track consists of ancient Roman roads and cobblestone streets with varying surface smoothness.
Gameplay: At the entrance to each curve, you must select a steering mode. Incorrect selection will result in understeer or oversteer. Each curve has hidden “historical best steering ratio” data, which you must discover yourself.
Skill Pack Details:
Steering Mapping (Real-time display of the current steering ratio and speed matching)
Layered Compensation (Automatically compensates for a 0.5-second steering delay when switching modes)
Archaeological Notes (Records the best mode combination for each curve, which can be replayed for comparison)
Level Introduction:
Levels 100-300: Single-mode training, familiarize yourself with the three steering feel levels.
Levels 301-750: Mixed curves (each level contains different radii, requiring frequent switching).
Levels 751-1450: Bumpy cobblestone road surface; steering feedback is affected by road surface interference, requiring filtering of noise.
Levels 1451-2550: Continuous multi-curve area; switching frequency increased to once every 5 seconds.
Levels 2551-3950: Slippery rain surface; steering response slows down, requiring early switching.
Levels 3951-5950: Low visibility at dusk, mode indicator lights are obscured; switch modes by memory.
Levels 5951-8000: No display or prompts; rely entirely on steering wheel return torque to determine the switching timing.






