Thrustmaster Hotas One - XboxOne
Product: Star Wars: Squadrons Platform:Microsoft XBOX One Please specify your platform model. Microsoft Xbox One What is your gamertag/PSN ID/EA Account name? ChintaKeshin Are you playing in VR? ...
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This needs to be escalated. My controller constantly dies during a match and while I'm turning it on again I get shot down. It's not like on playstation where we can set our controllers to never turn off, they're gonna shut down.
Just started playing on xbox one with the T-flight hotas one in story mode. It worked exactly how it should until the tie fighter launches. At that point it goes dead and tells me to reconect my controle and will only register the standard xbox controler. What gives? The flight stick compatibilty eas the biggest selling point of this game for me.
Mine won't recognize the thrustmaster at all!. Worked great on PS4 with the PS4 Thrustmaster, but Xbox One version won't let me use the Xbox One Thrustmaster at all
Need to have a controller on while flight stick is in use for now.
I tweeted the developers (i think it was 2 of them) and posted the problem on official twitter of Squadrons, Xbox, Xbox support, and tryed to thrustmaster look on it too, and this topic may get escalated so i think it can be just a matter of time to wait, on the developer side it can be an easy fix, or a whole hard fix that can demand a lot.
Same problem, super frustrating having to reconnect t a controller I am not using, takes you out of the game and by the time you get back in you are usually dead.... this needs to get FIX ASAP, Ace combat 7 as no problem just playing with HOTAS.........
- I hope so I’m trying to shoot some *
Thrustmaster needs a game pad on in order to function with squadrons
if game pad turns off - game does not recognize HOTAS buttons ...
have updated firmware - still doesn’t work right
Still no
change ... in order for Thrustmaster To work I need to keep a game pad on
Such a shame it's ruining the experience for me
Guess il have to use gamepad for now
You'd have thought this would have been picked up in testing?
Presumably using a wired a controller will cure this ? Has anyone tried as I'm guessing a wired controller won't go to "sleep"
