FFB Discussion

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@Benkid_08

I’m going to have a peek seeing as I have nothing else to do until the 27th arrives.

Nothing to see really, outside of a few G25 issues as far as I can tell.

dlc not working at all, and a large chunk of players can’t even launch the game. It’s like the pc version was never tested at all, I can see why they didn’t want to put a demo out because it would have changed people’s minds.

@Benkid_08

I’m hoping that they include the same update in th XB1 update. A member of T10 had confirmed that improvements to the FFB will be available at launch which I haven’t seen or heard any evidence of. Here’s hoping that he meant the official release and not the early access release which means it’s still to come.

@Mechberg

Hi folks,

Alongside the release of our most recent update for Forza Motorsport 6: Apex, which introduced Windows 10 wheel support, we’ve been working hard to improve steering wheel support and FFB tuning for Forza Horizon 3. Because the game features driving experiences and vehicle types that are not present in Apex, such as off-road driving in trophy trucks and buggies, this integration work requires additional tuning across the game’s diverse vehicles and terrain.

While not found in the Xbox One demo, many of these improvements will be present in the full version of Forza Horizon 3, on PC and Xbox One, when Forza Horizon 3 launches with early access on September 23. In addition, we’ll have support for additional wheels beyond the Apex wheel list that was previously announced. As we’ve said before, wheel support is an ongoing priority for the Forza team and, as we gather your feedback on wheels in both Apex and Forza Horizon 3, we will continue to improve wheel support in future content updates.

Thanks,
Brian

They tried to sugar coat it, like usual.