I have updated the title to be more relevant to the issue I and others are facing. This seems to also impact users on controller, so it's not limited to Logi wheels - switching over to my Dualsense, and Dualshock (ps4+5), I get no resistance there either when the rear of the car is under stress.
Kind of wild.
I want to share my experience with my Logitech G923, and i felt the same thing that @Duudefish i saying.
Overall, the forces are weaker than previos titles, but cranking all the way up the FFB force in the settings, make it work. You can fell the centering force in high and medium speed corners, the bumps in the track, and the wheel vibrates really strong on the kerbs, BUT, as he said, the only time i feel some FFB on traction, is on the very start of the race when you release the clutch, but never again in the whole race.
I want to do more testing for this "issue" on, but for now, there is no vibrations at all in the wheels on slow corners, or medium speed corners where you never know if you are close to the limit of the grip, or not. The FFB on the wheel doesn't give that information, so, i never know if i need to put more throttle or not, and somtetimes if you do, it's already late you're spining already.
By the way, at least for me,this is not an issue with the new 1.06 update. I didn't had any force feedback on traction since F1 22 lauched.
Let's keep testing and see what can we fix, or discover regarding this lack of FFB on traction.
Cheers!
Sorry to keep bumping, if mods have issues with it I can stop, but, I can confirm 100% now that Rear FFB does not exist in f1 22 for logi wheels/controllers in general. It does work on esports wheels though if you feel like dropping 4k for one hahah.
Wheel spins, collisions, throttle, grip, reversing, all of them have no sensation in the wheel.
Would be nice if a dev could comment that they're aware of this issue so I don't need to worry about bumping it further until next patch!
