lol like i said i havent been here in very long time. makes sense i should have posted this in the appropriate section, sorry!
Also at mick, its great to hear that atleast the g27 is fully supported, but how did it drive? were you able to shift even if you didnt drop in the clutch?
lol that sounds totally awesome. this was the only thing concerning me, but its reignited some faith.cheers guys!
Hopefully the G25 and G27 will be in the menu because it was absent in GT5P. I remember seeing in the Q&A somewhere, somebody asked if the wheel would be supported in GT5P and one of the answers were, " We heard that people were able to use the clutch."
I guess they would have made it supported, there is no way the triangle button would engage the clutch on accident.
As we know, there is no N gear in GT5P, at least with a controller. What happens when you set the stick to N on a G25/G27?
As we know, there is no N gear in GT5P, at least with a controller. What happens when you set the stick to N on a G25/G27?
Man remember when mom used to tell you not to sit so close to the television? Man I don't anyone could get closer than that.
Hah, I thought the same. Huge screen, a foot away!
Thanks for the clarification on the G25/27. The fact is that both these wheels will be supported, no doubt about that. The question is, will they be officially supported? These are PC peripherals, after all, not PS3.
Yes they work, but how Logitech and SONY markets their products matters too. The DFP and DFGT work on PC despite being PS3 wheels, yet Logitech does not market them as PC wheels and the opposite happens with the G25/27.
I know that the clutch was disabled for the Indy Time Trial. When I asked Kaz's Interpreter about the functionality of the G27 in GT5 last Wednesday at the GT Awards Party, I was told " The G27 will not be Fully Supported, but the DFGT will". Now what exactly that means is not clear to me. The Paddles did work on the Indy TT as well as the shift lights, for whatever that is worth. I would not be surprised if the clutch was not supported on the G27, but I do not know.
When talking with the highest levels of Polyphony Digital, they did indeed confirm that the fault for the G27 not being fully supported lies with Logitech. Logitech failed to code certain things with the G27 firmware that PD required, so it will only be partially supported. I too have a brand new G27, so I am in the same exact postion as every other G27 owner. I am a huge Logitech fan, but PD said that there were issues that gave the G27 an unfair advantage, whatever that refers to. I am just relaying info that I got from Kaz's interpreter. That's the most accurate and believeable info for me.
All I know about the Firmware issues are directly from the highest levels of Polyphony Digital. When I was asking them at the GT Awards Show about the G27, Taka told me:
" When we tested the G27, it had some functionality in the shifting process that gave it an unfair advantage over other peripherals. You were able to shift the G27 without losing any speed/ power. We repeated worked with Logitech to remedy this, but Logitech refused to alter their Firmware to our standards. Therefore the G27 will not be fully supported in G27"
I too, do not fully understand exactly what this means. I am just giving you the exact words, from Kaz's interpreter. That is the highest level of PD , as far as I am concerned. You cannot get any more direct info than this, in my opinion.
It is unclear to me if the paddle shifters will work or not. I certainly hope so, as I bought a new G27, and have been waiting to use it, like many others. I am hoping that the lack of full support is just having to do with the clutch function.
" When we tested the G27, it had some functionality in the shifting process that gave it an unfair advantage over other peripherals. You were able to shift the G27 without losing any speed/ power. We repeated worked with Logitech to remedy this, but Logitech refused to alter their Firmware to our standards. Therefore the G27 will not be fully supported in G27"
Does anyone know if this means no clutch with the G25, even though it worked on GT5P?
I know that the clutch was disabled for the Indy Time Trial. When I asked Kaz's Interpreter about the functionality of the G27 in GT5 last Wednesday at the GT Awards Party, I was told " The G27 will not be Fully Supported, but the DFGT will". Now what exactly that means is not clear to me. The Paddles did work on the Indy TT as well as the shift lights, for whatever that is worth. I would not be surprised if the clutch was not supported on the G27, but I do not know.When talking with the highest levels of Polyphony Digital, they did indeed confirm that the fault for the G27 not being fully supported lies with Logitech. Logitech failed to code certain things with the G27 firmware that PD required, so it will only be partially supported. I too have a brand new G27, so I am in the same exact postion as every other G27 owner. I am a huge Logitech fan, but PD said that there were issues that gave the G27 an unfair advantage, whatever that refers to. I am just relaying info that I got from Kaz's interpreter. That's the most accurate and believeable info for me.All I know about the Firmware issues are directly from the highest levels of Polyphony Digital. When I was asking them at the GT Awards Show about the G27, Taka told me:" When we tested the G27, it had some functionality in the shifting process that gave it an unfair advantage over other peripherals. You were able to shift the G27 without losing any speed/ power. We repeated worked with Logitech to remedy this, but Logitech refused to alter their Firmware to our standards. Therefore the G27 will not be fully supported in G27"I too, do not fully understand exactly what this means. I am just giving you the exact words, from Kaz's interpreter. That is the highest level of PD , as far as I am concerned. You cannot get any more direct info than this, in my opinion.It is unclear to me if the paddle shifters will work or not. I certainly hope so, as I bought a new G27, and have been waiting to use it, like many others. I am hoping that the lack of full support is just
This statement really comes off a bit arrogant on PD's part so I have my doubts. But assuming this is true and correct, I can only shake my head at the irony. Logitech refuses to change their firmware on an existing product for one particular PS3 title which (was) still in development and the result is, PD doesn't officially support it? Madness. There had to be a way to code around it. And if it really gave an unfair advantage, just turn off the clutch option for TT events.
Driving cars, especially classic cars with my G27 and clutch enabled was something I was really looking forward to. It's going to be very disappointing if the clutch is not functional. I hope this is all a mistake. Ever since the first leaked video, it seems like it's one small thing after another. But either way, we already know that the G25/G27 is not officially supported in the wheel list--something I find absolutely inexcusable. It means, clutch questions aside, no button mapping for the additional 4 buttons on the wheel which could have been programmed for looking sideways or for high beams or windshield wipers or a myriad of other possibilities.
I really wonder what's behind this. Perhaps PD just have some special agreement with Logitech to try and push the Logitech GT wheel.