No FFB traction Logitech g920 Xbox series X
Product: F1 22 Platform:Xbox Series X Summarize your bug Using a g920 on Xbox series X and I have no FFB from the tires. I have FFB from kerbs and such, but no FFB from traction, making it impossib...
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@Btrgamble Same here. There's another thread going around discussing this with no update unfortunately.
Wouldn't hold ya breath, we been complaining about no rumble and ffb in controllers for god knows how long and they only seem to acknowledge it on pc
@thetruesmithy wrote:Wouldn't hold ya breath, we been complaining about no rumble and ffb in controllers for god knows how long and they only seem to acknowledge it on pc
Then we keep lifting the issue until they acknowledge it. I want to see a answer that they are at least aware of the issue and it’s extent.
I didn’t see a report specific for console and g920, so I created one. The FFB is a issue for all platforms, and the effects of the bug is quite substantial. It’s hard to “drive” a “f1 car” without information about the tires. When the peripherals listed as supported isn’t working, the problems with the “supported” peripherals must be acknowledged.
If I wanted to go for a Sunday drive I’d gone for a Sunday drive. But I didn’t, I wanted to race on the limits with a f1 car. I’m now on a Sunday drive with the f1 22 cars since I can’t tell where the limits are.Trust me there have been alot of posts about no rumble in triggers for the last month and not a single person has acknowledged it.
@KVNR01 Do you have FFB from the tires (breaking, acceleration, spinning and such) in f1 21?
@Btrgamble wrote:@KVNR01 Do you have FFB from the tires (breaking, acceleration, spinning and such) in f1 21?
I jumped from F1 2020 to 22; so I don't have 21.
I only just got a wheel along with 22 so not a lot of experience with one in F12020. That said, I checked in that game and got nothing there either.
Unfortunately this is still an issue after the 1.09 patch 😞
Just spent a while trying to find a work around with my partner's G920 (e.g. differently wheel profiles; different settings; checked the firmware on PC) and no luck what-so-ever. You can put the settings on maximum and you won't feel anything.
