Community Admin@EA_David I really want to buy this game. But after nfs 2015 I promised myself I wouldnt buy another nfs game unless the wheel support was sorted out. I'm glad to see the January update got some wheels working but there's still a lot to do. Simple stuff. Stuff the racing enthusiasts who you would think are your core audience want. First is if you have a wheel you probably have a clutch pedal and an h pattern shifter. It's crazy to me that this still isn't supported after all these years. Even if you guys phoned it in and made the clutch do nothing the h pattern shifter support can't possibly be that hard to get working. Second problem is the keybindings. For a game that has a large portion of it devoted to drifting it should be possible to bind a hand brake. I have a fanatec wheel and pedals but have a USB handbrake not made by fanatec. There is currently no way to get my handbrake to work. I get that this isn't a racing simulator but it's kind of ridiculous that the most hardcore of racing enthusiasts, the people who buy every racing game made as soon as it comes out are time and time again ignored by the nfs games. We want to use our h pattern shifters. And we want to use whatever handbrake we have not the same brand handbrake as the wheel we have. I personally don't like the fanatec handbrake so I bought a different one. Every other racing game made for the last several years has no problem setting up a hand brake made by a different company than the manufacturer of the wheel base. Please. PLEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEASE. Let me give you my money. Let all of us give you our money. The game looks super fun! But I didn't spend over $1000 on my racing rig to not use it in a racing game.
