High deadzone on xbox cloud gaming

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i'm dialing it down further to:

steering axis deadzone inside: 0

steering axis deadzone outside: 40

acceleration axis deadzone inside: 0

acceleration axis deadzone outside: 40

deceleration axis deadzone inside: 0

deceleration axis deadzone outside: 40

clutch axis deadzone inside: 0

clutch axis deadzone outside: 40

handbrake axis deadzone inside: 0

handbrake axis deadzone outside: 40

vibration scale: 100

let's see how it goes...

anyone with the speed wheel willing to share settings? I just got a new one and am trying to learn how to tweak the controls. there's no guide on what any of these settings mean. or know any sites that will explain the following settings?

right now I'm kinda happy with speed wheel setting 1 with the following:

with these settings sometimes I totally feel dialed in and other times I'm out of control.

steering axis deadzone inside: 0

steering axis deadzone outside: 50

acceleration axis deadzone inside: 0

acceleration axis deadzone outside: 50

deceleration axis deadzone inside: 0

deceleration axis deadzone outside: 50

clutch axis deadzone inside: 0

clutch axis deadzone outside: 50

handbrake axis deadzone inside: 0

handbrake axis deadzone outside: 50

vibration scale: 100

here are the default speed wheel settings which drove me crazy:

steering axis deadzone inside: 1

steering axis deadzone outside: 95

acceleration axis deadzone inside: 15

acceleration axis deadzone outside: 100

deceleration axis deadzone inside: 15

deceleration axis deadzone outside: 95

clutch axis deadzone inside: 15

clutch axis deadzone outside: 90

handbrake axis deadzone inside: 0

handbrake axis deadzone outside: 100

vibration scale: 100

The game is difficult, even on easy. Try tuning the car. Go with the Mazda RX-8 for D class.

Steering Deadzone: 3%

Steering Sensitivity: 45%

Accelerator Deadzone: 4%

Accelerator Sensitivity: 46%

Brake Deadzone: 4%

Braking Sensitivity: 45%

Clutch Deadzone: 2%

Clutch Sensitivity: 50%

Speed Sensitivity: 100%

Speed Sensitivity (Drift): 100%

Hello IndyBenson! My name is Jeremy and I’m happy to help you with your question.

It is likely stick drift based on your description.

Every game has its own settings for what's known as "deadzone" this just refers to the amount of space you have to physically move the stick before the game will recognize the movement.

Some games have a larger deadzone and some games have no deadzone at all.

This decision is made by the developer.

Some games also have the option to increase or decrease the size of the deadzone, so you may want to look in the settings for the games that have the drifting 8issue to see if you can INCREASE the size of the deadzone.

Also, stick drift is covered under Manufacturers warranty if your controller is still within it.

Regards,