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driving fast - wheel movement are slower and you can turn wheel not that far from center position even if you push gamepad stick all the way left or right.Ĭonclusion: the higher you set speed sensitivity - the less wheel turn you can make at higher speed.įorce feedback controls the vibration of your controller I personally haven't noticed it making any differences between 5-100, with 0 turning off vibration all together.Ĭontroller input mode just cycles through some appalling default configurations.Īccording to some guides around on the internet to getting the "I am the 5% trophy" the only way to actually have pro settings is to delete your save game and select pro from the very start, this is only what I have read however. driving slow - wheel movement are fast and you can turn wheel very far from center position I think you are wrong in explanation of speed sensitivity option. The higher you set this option the less wheel turn you can make at higher speeds. So if you're driving slowly you can turn sharper relative to when you're going fast even if you push the joystick all the way it's not going to turn very sharply. Speed sensitivity changes the sensitivity and what turning angle you can turn at relative to the speed you're travelling. Speed sensitivity I had wrong initially as pointed out by rzezol (Thanks!).

A lower value means that there is no filtering so the game uses your raw input, any little change in your controller the game will register. Sensitivities are all in the name, how sensitive the game will be to your actions, except for speed sensitivity which has been horribly named.Ĭontroller filtering sensitivity is a filter on the input coming from your controller, so a higher value means will result in a smoother experience because the minute tiny adjustments get averaged out to become smooth.

I personally haven't noticed a huge difference between 0 and 100, but if you have an older controller which is a bit more worn you may want to increase these if your springs are holding the trigger or joystick out all the way anymore. The dead zones control how big an area that your controller won't register any input for, the higher the number the more you will have to move the joystick or trigger before the game registers your action. This section is what each of the settings relating to the controller do, or at least my understanding from playing around trying to find the best set up.