Adding to the wheel issue.
The brake response is very limited. It might be braking OK during one game session, and then loses braking on the next game. It could be related to the Force feedback bug in the game.
@GCAdventure wrote:Adding to the wheel issue.
The brake response is very limited. It might be braking OK during one game session, and then loses braking on the next game. It could be related to the Force feedback bug in the game.
Update the wheel firmware via PC (GHub). Try a different USB port.
Sorry but I have done all that already before posting the issue. The issue does not appear to be on the hardware or console. The common denominator appears to be the buggy EA game. There are tons of reports of these issue from people on different platforms and wheels.
@GCAdventure wrote:Sorry but I have done all that already before posting the issue. The issue does not appear to be on the hardware or console. The common denominator appears to be the buggy EA game. There are tons of reports of these issue from people on different platforms and wheels.
My wheel works just fine (Fanatec CSL-E with Formula v2.5). The G920 does have a couple of firmware updates that if not updated (via GHub on PC), can be critical on all platforms.
As the consoles are pretty much a closed shop, you should ensure you are running the latest dashboard (not Insider).
Avoid resting the console (sleep). Restart and perform housekeeping, try the other ports as suggested. AIUI it is recommended to use the wheel as the sole controller when playing F1 as drift from other sticks can have an adverse effect.
Thanks.
EA continues to blame on the others. I'm on latest Logitech firmware update on PC. Tried all different USB ports. This has to be a Codemasters coding issue. I'm not the only one experiencing this issue.
