Does F1 22 support two racing wheels in split screen mode? (PS4)
Previous versions of F1 only supported one racing wheel at a time. The other player had to use a controller. Has this been fixed? If not, why not?
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@ghoogdprh4eb I’m interested in how you would physically make it work or why you need it?
Split screen is such a casual mode, its got to be designed for controller users right?
Split screen is such a casual mode, its got to be designed for controller users right?
Kind of weird question...
We use it to race together with my friends and family.
It works great in Grand Turismo: Two players, split screen, each has their racing wheel.
It did not work on F1 2020. Apparently not in 2021 either. One player can use one racing wheel, the other has to use a controller: This is not competitive.
Have they fixed this?
- @ghoogdprh4eb no its not possible, this game is where 21 left on. Only cars changed and slightly handling thats it
@ghoogdprh4eb wrote:Kind of weird question...
We use it to race together with my friends and family.
It works great in Grand Turismo: Two players, split screen, each has their racing wheel.
It did not work on F1 2020. Apparently not in 2021 either. One player can use one racing wheel, the other has to use a controller: This is not competitive.
Have they fixed this?I'm fairly confident this is 'by design' rather than something that is viewed as being needed to be 'fixed'. I get that you'd like this but I suspect that Codemasters judge the number of players with access to two compatible wheels that would really want this is very small. I would.
Private lobbies, LAN games and of course 2-player career modes are presumably the 2-player options judged of interest to far more people.
Our friends at Grand Tursimo support the dual wheel split screen mode, so I'm not sure what supports your confidence in Coadmaster's judgements.
From a developer perspective, it seems easier to define a proper class architecture to support multiple 🏈 wheels, than to write code to make exception and support only one.
@ghoogdprh4eb wrote:Our friends at Grand Tursimo support the dual wheel split screen mode, so I'm not sure what supports your confidence in Coadmaster's judgements.
From a developer perspective, it seems easier to define a proper class architecture to support multiple 🏈 wheels, than to write code to make exception and support only one.Devil's advocate: that this is possible in GT7 tells us nothing about how much the feature is actually used.
