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WRC Generations Xbox update finally fixes force feedback issues

WRC Generations Xbox update finally fixes force feedback issues. On Xbox, Fanatec wheels should now be recognised by WRC Generations.

WRC Generations has had issues on Xbox ever since its introduction earlier this month.

First, the Fully Loaded Edition couldn’t use early access. Players have since experienced a wide variety of wheel difficulties with WRC Generations on Xbox.

The most recent WRC Generations Xbox version asserts to have resolved these force feedback issues after consulting with Microsoft to find a patch.

WRC Xbox update fixes force feedback issues

The most recent WRC Xbox November update, as stated in the patch notes, resolves force feedback problems with Thrustmaster TX, TMX, TS-XW, and Logitech G920 wheels.

Additionally, Fanatec wheels that are compatible are now recognised. Before, attaching a Fanatec wheel to an Xbox caused the game to crash and reboot to the console’s dashboard.

Players may still experience problems with other Thrustmaster accessories, according to KT Racing. To fix this, an update is already under construction.

Force feedback problems with Logitech steering wheels persist, but according to KT Racing, a forthcoming Logitech G HUB update should fix them. After almost a month, WRC Generations may now be played on Xbox with a wheel.

The throttle is only functional when pressed at least 95%, among other difficulties, are also being addressed by KT Racing.

Next week, a patch for PlayStation systems will be released that addresses the same problems as other platforms.

The below patch notes and known issues list contain further information.

Patch notes for WRC Generations for November 23

PC:1.3.24.1
Xbox One: 1.3.0.0
Xbox Series X|S: 2.3.0.0

PC

  • Fixed a sporadic crash issue with several Thrustmaster accessories.

Note: An extra update is being created to address potential problems with some Thrustmaster accessories.

  • Fixed a problem that prevented some Career screens from appearing on an Nvidia 4090 card.
  • Fixed a crash that occurred when DLSS FG was turned on at launch without DLSS SR.
  • Fixed a fault that occurred following the tutorial when the Drivercard’s player moniker utilised a particular typeface.

Note: A future upgrade to the Logitech G HUB should fix the FFB issues that still exist with Logitech steering wheels.

X box

  • Fixed a problem that prevented the Fanatec base from recognising any steering wheel
  • Fixed FFB issues with the following steering wheels: Logitech G920, Thrustmaster TX, TMX, and TS-XW.

Fixed in a future update

  • Only when the throttle is depressed by at least 95% is it effective.
  • Realistic Rallies in Clubs allow you to use your own liveries, which could cause problems.
  • In some Leagues, the incorrect groups may be visible.
  • Turkey SSS Marmaris is experiencing an obstructive force that is invisible. When the problem is resolved in a subsequent patch, the stage will be temporarily re-enabled in competitive modes.
  • Wet tyres don’t provide as significant of an improvement over soft tyres as they ought to.
  • In Leagues and Clubs, the first special stage of a rally is the only stage where car setup and tyre choice are taken into account.
  • Audi Quattro 1 and Skoda Fabia Rally2 have audio problems.
    added tooltips that describe each setting for the car
  • further comprehensible information on DLC-related material (Liveries using DLC stickers, Liveries using DLC cars, Stickers using DLC stickers…)

Only PC

  • The interdependencies of some Nvidia DLSS options are incorrect.
  • Only PlayStation consoles
  • When the system language is set to Japanese, users are unable to form new teams or store new liveries.

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