Quoting: tuubiThere must be different versions of the F310 then. Even Logitech's website or my copy of the manual have no mention of this feature. As I wrote before, the lack of force feedback was the only real difference to the more expensive F510 back when I bought mine. Maybe they simply sell the F510 rebranded as F310 now, and it was the old F310 that was discontinued instead?

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Quoting: dubigrasuroot@steamos:/home/steam/Desktop# fftest /dev/input/event8
Force feedback test program.
HOLD FIRMLY YOUR WHEEL OR JOYSTICK TO PREVENT DAMAGES

Your point being what exactly? The controller doesn't actually vibrate unless it has a force feedback motor to produce the vibration. And my F310 definitely has none.

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Quoting: wojtek88And like Liam and few other Logitech F310 - I just cannot use controller in game which is pretty disappointing.

Doesn't work at all or...?
I have the same controller and works OK, force-feedback and all.

That's pretty impressive, seeing as the F310 doesn't even have force-feedback. :P

Quoting: wojtek88@dubigrasu It is impossible to even start the game with gamepad plugged in because in menu it permanently changes selected option - it behaves like "up" button is treated as pressed.

Quoting: wojtek88And like Liam and few other Logitech F310 - I just cannot use controller in game which is pretty disappointing.

Quoting: Linux tayshadyThe stuttering is really annoying for me, maybe I'm just spoiled from Windows gaming but this is pretty bad. I mean it freezes for seconds at a time, it's not just tiny stutters too, something's happening with the memory buffer for the framerate to completely tank for up to 3 seconds or so at a time. Also my input is wonky, I'm using a wireless 360 controller and it keeps sliding everything to the left nonstop, can't select difficulty or anything really. I started the game and the character was constantly moving to the left, tried unplugging, resetting game, etc. It seems like an issue with the game.

Quoting: melkemindMaybe it's just me, but I've experienced some stuttering even on native games with the Unreal Engine 3 (Borderlands 2, Xcom: Enemy Unknown, etc). I doubt it's my hardware, since I also dual boot into Windows and don't experience the same problem.

The one thing that has helped me some is disabling my second monitor completely when I play. That reduces but does not completely eliminate the stuttering. For Spec Ops, however, it didn't really help much. Disabling ambient occlusion did help a little, though. It's now limited to checkpoint saving / new area loading.

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Quoting: martinoj2009I downloaded it, but there seems to be a problem with the Xbox One controller. I tried two of my Xbox One controllers and for some reason it keeps detecting input from the controller and scrolling through the menus, and the camera keeps turning. It only happens with this game, and I haven't tried my 360 controller, don't know where I put it. I can use a keyboard and mouse, but that defeats the purpose of my Steambox being a replacement for a console, if I want to use a keyboard and mouse I'll use my desktop. I'll report to the devs, but I also wanted to share what I'm experiencing.

Sounds related to my issue of not being able to change the inverted option.

Quoting: GuestJust while it comes to me, the stuttering issue is possibly derived from this being a console game originally. So there's likely to be a lot of data streaming as you move into new areas (Unreal Engine 3 was really built around this idea). For consoles this isn't a real problem, and for anything able to handle multithread graphics, it's again not much of an issue...but OpenGL wasn't designed that way.
There are workarounds, but they're often problematic and unstable, and I think VP discovered this when working on The Witcher 2. So they move all OpenGL commands to a single thread now (TW2 had massive performance and stability improvements after they did that), which is likely where the stutter comes from. New data needs setting up, textures need transferring about, possibly new shaders need compiling - all that needs doing in one frame, and stalls the rendering for a few moments.
Which is a long winded way of saying: it's doubtful the stutter will go away entirely. VP might be able to tweak eON slightly to reduce it, but I suspect it won't disappear entirely if I'm right about the cause, and there's not a whole lot they can do about that right now.