G25/27 horrendous rattling

But from what I gather the problems only arise when going off track, so there should be no need to dampen the effects or loose any of the quality when on track, only modify the off track profile for logitech wheels to not be as harsh.

 

I wonder how much rattling there will be on offroad tracks...

 

Brianza isn't so great even on the pavement.

 

You feel it on curbs as well not just off road.

 

It's not only going off track, the bumps at Monaco, banking on Brianza, most curbs and other bumps also hurt my wheel -> check the first post in this thread, that's without going off the track.

 

Ah ok, i see!

 

Why? They work fine. It is the user concern, and user problems with noise that is an issue, nothing else. They are completely compatible.

 

They won't be if the FFB is altered to suit the hardware, which was the point made. The FFB works absolutely fine, it is user concern that is the issue, and altering the software for that, cheapening the effect, isn't at the top of the list, as stated.

You already can filter the FFB in rFactor2, and that is what G25 and G27 owners can do.

 

But in your own words they are "inferior" so therefore as good as below minimum specs.

do you think dumbing down effects for common wheels is the way forward? Not giving that user the best FFB possible?

and for the record its "user problems" with your software...again if this is a problem now are you concerned about a backlash when the game goes gold? Do you agree or disagree that Logitech wheels are some of the most commonly used?

 

No, sorry but that's just untrue, if you use the filter param you filter ALL of the ffb, not just the harmful rattling -> completely useless.

 

Also when the game goes on official release you can't expect folks to go fiddling with config files to get their wheels to work without risk of damage. This is unrealistic to expect.

It's not as if logitech are a small unheard of company, they make up a large percentage of the racing wheel market and need to work optimally with the game without the need to go under the hood, so to speak, to have them work without risking damage or shortened lifespan due to overly violent forces being applied.

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Just out of curiosity, how does the Thrustmaster T500rs compare to the Fanatec wheels? It would be a cheaper option and something I could afford if I put some cash away possibly.
Is it better feeling than the g27?

 

Yep, or play another game, which is mostly happening.

 

There are several Fanatec wheels that are cheaper than the t500RS; the only one that's more expensive is the new CSW IIRC

 

Yeah and mountain forest rattles on road too.

 

I'm really sorry to say this, but I thinks it's absolutely amazing that ISI actually found a way to alienate even MORE of it's market. This thing is doomed. See you guys online in AC...

 

I was looking at the gt3 wheel but was recommended not to get it as it was too slow. Was told that the csr elite is the minimum fanatec wheel to consider and that is 500 quid just for the wheel with no pedals.
I heard good things about the t500 though.

 

What about the standard CSR wheel? The CSRE is out of my price range, but I've heard a lot of good about the CSR.

 

My understanding is that is uses many of the same components as the CSR-E, just the CSR-E has two FFB motors instead of 1, along with a few other features. I could be mistaken, though.

I'm going to get it anyways, probably, though, as I'm thinking of picking up an Xbox 360 and FM4/Forza Horizon (if it turns out to be better than TDU) and I want a wheel to work on that.