Came here to say how much I'm loving this game.... and then moan about all the little things annoying me about it!
But I see there's been a PC patch that at least fixes some of these issues. The Fuel remaining indicator being on the same page you select fuel mix will be a godsend and is one of the first things I noticed was a missed opportunity. To be honest all the vital info like that and pit strategy could be squeezed into a one page menu with only a second page needed for all the detailed tyre and break temps (which I don't think really mean much to 99% of us, even the fairly hardcore), rather than 4 pages.
I'm on PS4 by the way so I hope this patch lands soon. I'm still annoyed I simply don't hear any of my engineer audio, at all! Doesn't seem to be a massive issue for many others but absolutely nothing I change in the audio options fixes it, just seems like a glitch in my game I've had since day one. I hope that's fixed and I hope they either tone down the reduction on in-game audio when the engineer radios in or just forget that altogether, it really disrupts my flow when I can barely hear my engine, no reason why the engineer audio can't come in clearly over the in game without needing to almost mute it!
And yeah I'll keep going on about the forced deadzone/slow responsiveness in the steering when you try and do quick direction changes on a pad. It's forced and prevents me from driving my best, often forcing me into tank slappers when I would be able to perfectly correct it much quicker if the game just gave me the same control wheel users have.
I would also like to be able to adjust the accelerator sensitivity properly (the settings in game don't really do anything except make them even twitcher and more extreme). I'd love to play with TC completely off but the triggers on DS4 simply register far too much acceleration with only a touch of input (the last quarter of trigger travel registers as near full throttle. Would love it if sensitivity was lower for the first half of accelerator travel and then it smoothly ramped up to full throttle after that. Feel like I move it not even half the way and I'm on full throttle!
But I see there's been a PC patch that at least fixes some of these issues. The Fuel remaining indicator being on the same page you select fuel mix will be a godsend and is one of the first things I noticed was a missed opportunity. To be honest all the vital info like that and pit strategy could be squeezed into a one page menu with only a second page needed for all the detailed tyre and break temps (which I don't think really mean much to 99% of us, even the fairly hardcore), rather than 4 pages.
I'm on PS4 by the way so I hope this patch lands soon. I'm still annoyed I simply don't hear any of my engineer audio, at all! Doesn't seem to be a massive issue for many others but absolutely nothing I change in the audio options fixes it, just seems like a glitch in my game I've had since day one. I hope that's fixed and I hope they either tone down the reduction on in-game audio when the engineer radios in or just forget that altogether, it really disrupts my flow when I can barely hear my engine, no reason why the engineer audio can't come in clearly over the in game without needing to almost mute it!
And yeah I'll keep going on about the forced deadzone/slow responsiveness in the steering when you try and do quick direction changes on a pad. It's forced and prevents me from driving my best, often forcing me into tank slappers when I would be able to perfectly correct it much quicker if the game just gave me the same control wheel users have.
I would also like to be able to adjust the accelerator sensitivity properly (the settings in game don't really do anything except make them even twitcher and more extreme). I'd love to play with TC completely off but the triggers on DS4 simply register far too much acceleration with only a touch of input (the last quarter of trigger travel registers as near full throttle. Would love it if sensitivity was lower for the first half of accelerator travel and then it smoothly ramped up to full throttle after that. Feel like I move it not even half the way and I'm on full throttle!