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Hi,
To your questions:
1. Yes it will center on both axes. By a coincidence i forgot to connect it thru their software and i flew few moments without ffb and it acts as a regular non ffb yoke.
2. When you trim you feel the decrease of the pressure. So you don’t actually feel force pushing you.
3. Yes you feel turbulences bumps on a tarmac even the engine vibration all that can be adjusted intensity wise.
As i have already said these forces might sometimes not be accurate to real world but it is progressing and worth of having ffb.4. I only use their soft. Dont know if the ForceXP works.
5. Throttle is not a problem rudder is. I use Thrustmaster usb. And I set up my yoke based on the recommendation in this forum by Brunner. No autopilot feature therefore. Nevertheless i bought it cos of the ffb so i want to fly and practice landings etc so for me no problem and in future i am sure they will fix it or ill get the brunner rudder:)
Hi, I have been using the clse m2 for 2 months already and yes there are some issues but they are not overweighing the huge difference to
control the MSFS with a force feedback. It makes the game 100x more immersive. I have tried to fly again once without the force feedback and there is no way back (to non feedback device). I even postponed my PC upgrade and I play on medium quality with 5 year monitor and I am happy with the overall experience, cos I can feel the plane in my hands and not just some spring resistance. Again it is my own experience but I highly recommend it even it comes with some setting up struggles. If you need more info contact me.
