Thanks for the link.

My gamepad is unplugged but I have other usb devices: maybe my flight rudder ?

I'd prefer an in game option because I don't want to plug/unplug all my usb devices.

Totally agree, to have this automatic is a mess. Game is not playable. Im sitting in my simrig, and think its my pedals that the game think is an controller. But i dont want to unplug or uninnstall any of that. Afraid i will mess up some of my settings for simracing. Think this is a poor designchoise

espresso wrote:

Totally agree, to have this automatic is a mess. Game is not playable. Im sitting in my simrig, and think its my pedals that the game think is an controller. But i dont want to unplug or uninnstall any of that. Afraid i will mess up some of my settings for simracing. Think this is a poor designchoise

The game detects my usb handbrake and SSH shifter as controllers and I'm having the same problems. You don't have to uninstall anything, just disconnect any additional controllers while playing. Nothing will happen to your sim gear.

I'm having the same problem. +1 for either having an option to disable plugged in, unsupported peripherals or for the game simply auto-detecting them and ignoring them.

+1 Game completely unplayable with HOTAS plugged in.  Really don't want to have unplug all controllers, just to be able play.

Confirmed I have the same issue. I had to unplug the USB Thrustmaster flight sim peripherals .

Same issue here. Game is unplayable -- in fact, unstartable, it's so laggy -- with my joystick/throttle/rudder pedals plugged in. If I unplug them, it works fine.

"Unplug them to play" is not a viable solution, given my setup. It's a royal pain to get behind the PC to connect/disconnect the controllers.

Similar issue for me. I want a simple menu option or even config file property to turn off controller support completely.

I want to play with a controller but use my own input adapter.

Blu3poptart wrote:
While you all wait for a fix (and if you're using Windows), maybe disabling the device(s) in device manager will be easier than physically unplugging? Then you can re-enable the device(s) whenever you're done playing.

Alternatively, hold down the Ctrl key while playing.