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Unsolved [PC]Haptic feedback not working properly on DualSense controller
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So I read everywhere that the game now fully supports the DualSense controller on PC and I wanted to try it out myself. Plugged the controller on my PC using the original type-c cable that came with my PS5. Controller is recognized in game as DualSense, adaptive triggers work when using the bow. The only thing missing is any kind of vibration. No vibration during combat, no vibration during fishing. I feel a slight weak vibration when switching menu tabs, but that's just it. I tried different type-c cables and different usb ports. The result is the same. I got my PS5 a week ago, and I updated the controller's firmware through it. It works just fine on the PS5. Any help will be appreciated.
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Great to hear you've been making use of the new DualSense support, @youknowwho77
In fact, the majority of the functionality added is the change to the triggers. However, I appreciate you letting me know you are not feeling the haptic feedback you'd expected from the update - that's great feedback for us to know, and I've passed it on.
Let me know if you've any other thoughts or questions about this.Official Response -
Hi I am also not getting proper haptic feedback in assassin's creed valhalla booting from Ubisoft Connect launcher. I only started playing today with the PS5 controller and it does not do anything but regular vibrations. No haptics on the triggers at all.
The same ps5 controller plugged in works fine in metro exodus remastered edition on pc. So it is not the controller. Perhaps something broke in the last update?
I have windows 11 with the latest updates, rtx 2080 ti with latest drivers as well. -
Agreed, it's just not working at all for me either. It doesn't even vibrate, so I'll have to go back to the Xbox controller.
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Hey guys,
Sorry to hear you encounter this, thank you for all the information you have shared.
I have forwarded these details onto the team for further investigation.
In the mean timeOfficial Response
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