frontieruk
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Why doesn't this damn game have VR support?
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No point building a feature for what is a minuscule section of their market.
When the Xbox supports VR expect to see it on PC
Why doesn't this damn game have VR support?
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Nope, the slight vibrating is still there.
I think it might be related to an occasional crash on the Nordschleife too, because every now and then it'll crash as soon as I move to cockpit camera.
I finally found that if you turn off motion blur on the PC version that the hood camera vibration bug is gone on Nordschleife.
PLEASE TURN10 turn off motion blur for Nordschleife on the Xbox One X version or let us turn toggle it on or off.
Why do we need motion blur on a 60fps game anyway?
I got this on sale this weekend and I have been playing it with rewind off and I haven't been using any mods or even opening crates. Anyone else doing this? I should mention I solely play single player.
Thats curious, I wonder why motion blur of all things would be what causes it?
Glad youve found a workaround at least, and hopefully knowing that its connected to motion blur means that the devs know where to start to fix it.
I upgraded from my Logitech Driving Force GT today! Mainly using this is on my X1 since my PC can only run Forza 7 and Horizon 3 at medium settings. The force feedback is pretty good. I wish there was a little less plastic but it's a nice wheel.
My wheel died a couple of weeks ago and its way out of warranty. It's the same weird calibration issue a lot of TX and T300 owners have reported. Possibly something to do with the USB cable, I've tried another breakaway adapter but it didn't help.
Thrustmaster want me to jump through a few hoops before they'll consider helping, hopefully it's going to pretty inexpensive to sort out or Forza/Xbox/gaming is done for me.
I went through several returns before they got me a solid base but it was worth it. If you have any thunk when turning or slop in the column I have figured out some easy fixes. I also just swapped out the internal fan with a silent noctua. Solid, silent and sublime with the right settings in FM7.
Brian Ekberg
Monday, March 11, 2019
The March 2019 update for Forza Motorsport 7 arrives on Tuesday, March 12! Drifters and wheel users rejoice, because March is bringing some great features your way. Not only do we have three drift-ready RTR cars serving as this month’s Spotlight Cars, we also have a new cockpit camera option made specifically with drifters in mind. We’ve also made some improvements to collisions in the game based off community feedback and have added new quality of life improvements for wheel players.
The long-awaited Forza Race Regulations (FRR) feature makes its limited-release debut in Forza Motorsport 7 this month. See below for details on how the closed beta will work and when the general player base will get their first taste of FRR (hint: it’s in April). Finally, the official Forza Discord server is now open for business and we’re inviting the entire Forza community to join and let their feedback be heard. See below for more on how you can get involved with this new platform.
As always you can see the longer list of fixed and improvements in our March 2019 Release Notes on the Forza Support site.
Here are the highlights of the March update, starting with that trio of drift-ready, RTR-powered beasts.