Moza Wheel Support
I'm currently using a Moza R9 and Moza GS Wheel to drive, and the game detects it as a controller, so I get the weird steering limit/lock and jittering over bumps. This ruins my realism and I would r...
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@SteveJackson All they have to do is allow us to disable this horrible "speed sensitive filter". It would go a long way to make the game much more responsive for both Moza wheel users and gamepad users.
@CapPeanut wrote:
@SteveJacksonAll they have to do is allow us to disable this horrible "speed sensitive filter". It would go a long way to make the game much more responsive for both Moza wheel users and gamepad users.
Sounds like #padhacks 😇
- @SteveJackson I'm not sure what you mean?
@CapPeanut wrote:
@SteveJacksonI'm not sure what you mean?I’m being a bit tongue in cheek. Google is your friend!
What did I just read??? You got to be kidding me, I just got Moza base and wheel last week, and now I'm reading that there is such issue affecting it. If this is true, this is most likely the worst bug that has affected me personally since this game was released. I knew about the claims about controller being laggy in high speed corners, but never thought it could affect a wheel as well (https://answers.ea.com/t5/Bug-Reports/Controller-Direction-Change/td-p/11597172)
It's just unbelievable, what CM/EA is are doing with F1 games. I do undertand, that there cannot be "official" support for all possible wheel bases and wheels, but to not even recognizing it as wheel and thinking it's a pad instead, wtf?? How short sighted the devs can be when making the implementation (and in is more likely a actually techical developer level decision, not management)? It's fairly common that there is some technical under the hood stuff going on with pad implementation for racing games, to make them those playable and enjoyble, so you just cannot do it like this, to default a wheel as a pad, when it's not officially recognized, there has to be some default wheel implementation for such cases.
If they really did implement such "speed senstive filter", they made it laggy and didn't provide even option to turn it off, for those on pad who might want to still use more "raw" option...
So my personal experience after getting the Moza base, FFB sucks similarly to what it did with my Thrustmaster base, just tiny bit less so. It's just bad and gives you way little information. I'v also been struggling lately with pace, especially in Bahrain and wondering why the car feels as there would be even more understeer as before, and doing worse than I did before. Now I'm pretty sure it's this problem, but I'm going to test it later today personally if that is the case. If it is, I'm pretty sure this will be last time I'm playing this game until the problem is fixed (and honestly, it's currently even hard to believe that they would fix this...) and I'm definitely not buying the next game if I'm not sure it would work on my wheelbase correctly (and honestly, it better be better than this release has been otherwise as well).
I'm so freaking disapointed now.
