Wishing standardized sophisticated Force Feedback (FFB) implementation for aircraft modules

[Rosebud47]

Dear ED,

I´d like to wish for a standardized advanced implementation and setup for Force Feedback joysticks/bases/rudders in the DCS special options menu for the aircraftas, because the FFB technology now is developed and offered on the flight-sim hardware market on a large scale.

As the flight-sim hardware provider are currently reacting to the user demand and developing, respectively offering Force Feedback technology to their devices, it would be great, if Eagle Dynamics reacts to the hardware market and user demand likewise.

Force Feedback is not only a gadget, but a technology, which advances the flight-sim to a level with more precision and accuracy in the experience and from my point of view, flight-simming is all about precision and accuracy to the real flight experience.

Heatblur and Aerges as 3rd Party delevopers for DCS World already implemented Force Feedback to their modules in an enjoyable way for the users to take full advantage of the FFB technology. I wish every DCS aircraft could reach that level, those two 3rd party developers has reached in the use of FFB technology.

Another reason is, that the hardware developers ( Brunner, Moza, WinWing? ) have all their own software and partly "interpretation" how FFB might be used for specific modules, but it is assumable, that the DCS module developer know better, at what point and strength the feedback forces on the stick and rudders should be applied in accordance to the real aircraft or helicopter, which is simulated, in order for us, the users, being able to just set the various hardware manufacturers software to ´direct input´ and rely on a proper force feedback implementation by Eagle Dynamics and their 3rd party developers.   

Would be great, if Force Feedback would get more prioritized attention by the developers to reach a standardized level of implementation in DCS World.