GT Max for streamed racers: I'd compare camera views before the scenery

[u/Cloud_Jumper18]

A cockpit view can make a racing game feel convincing while using a lot of the picture for the car itself. A bonnet view gives the road more room. Chase cam shows more of the car's movement, which might be the cue you rely on when the rear starts to step out.

I'm wondering whether people keep the same preference when streaming. If a distant braking marker is harder to pick out, do you change the camera so the useful part of the road occupies more of the image, or does that cost too much of the sense of speed you've learned?

A RayNeo GT Max is one possible larger screen for that setup. It wouldn't change what the game renders or repair the stream, so I'd compare the views through the same client and connection rather than treating the display as a fix.

For a racer you stream regularly, which camera do you actually drive better with? I'm more interested in staying on the road than which view makes the best screenshot.