Sir.Smoke

The same happens with keyboard.

Sure is baffling how the same guys who made Dirt and F1 gave us something so underdeveloped online features wise. Previous installments single player was lacking so that was kinda fixed. But the multiplayer, which was good as it had always been, was neglected. Focus of this series has to be put back to player interaction, not artificial. It did not have to be give one, take one.

Multiplayer fixes can't come quick enough, because it's empty..

As I said already in the first post, I am using dpad for steering, not the stick. You can't change deadzone for buttons.

Initial impressions are important.

No, it's a shred of evidence.

That's a shred of evidence.

You can not edit deadzone settings for buttons.

Regarding Test Drive: Ferrari Racing Legends - " The website also commented that cars doesn't receive much damage due to restrictions made by Ferrari, concluding that "Without any projection, these cars, as beautiful as they are, do lose a lot of their charm." Ferrari Racing Legends does not feature car customization, as Ferrari didn't allow the developer to include the feature. "

Most definitely not. Where am I supposed to do that with a controller ? I am using 100% Sensitivity and 2 Dampening.

Change settings ingame, check if they changed in the file, then make the file read-only. Or edit settings directly in the file. Maybe will work.

Holding the button seems to cause more turning.

Must not accelerate when the inside wheel is touching the kerb. Strange though yes.

Layout of the track ? Definitely not.. Just tested and the same happens when using keyboard. Took the R26, went to Sepang where there are two long straights in succession. Trying to go straight, car starts pulling towards the right. I tap left to straighten it up, now it starts slowly drtifting left. I tap right, now it starts drifting right. And so on.

I am using a dualshock4 and the dpad for steering. Cars always drift slightly left or right when trying to go in a straight line, the steering does not go back to center correctly.