Feeling

I don't know, it adds resistance and helps a ton for drifting and any loss of traction.
The higher I set the centering spring effect, the more it feels like im driving a car without power steering lol

 

Low speed physics are not finished, this has already been mentioned by the devs.
Sense of speed varies between games and FOV's used in them, looking at the speed gauge helps. Without having a 3 display rig, the sense of speed isnt natural, and can easily throw people off. (literally)

 

Low speed physics is under 3kmh not a big deal. General lower speed driving feels better to me then other sim.s

I can agressively take slow chicanes unlike in sims that actually have low speed physics issues aka bad mechanical grip under 100kmh or so.

 

More like under 20kmh

 

Specially for the part where the car drives away

 

No, take a look around the forums, official word is that the low speed physics are only under 3-5 km/h. Totally not relevant for any feel of racing a car, bar starting to drive from a stand still.

I really like the FFB in road cars or GT cars in AC. Not 100% convinced about the open wheelers yets. NKP did have a very very direct ffb indeed, with some people commenting that it felt like they were driving 'on wood'.

Basically, nobody will ever be completely happy when you introduce a new product and some people will prefer the old product. As it is such a subjective matter, I find it very hard to urge the devs to change their ffb. If they change it, we will have a new thread here, with 1000000 people asking them 'to get the old ffb back'.

At this point, I simply trust Kunos enough to let them do their work and adapt to anything they make.

 

Can you post a video example of these low speed issues at 20kmh? even though I don't think there is any corner in any car I take close to that speed so it still wouldn't be an issue. People seem to post this quite regularly but I have never noticed it myself or seen any example that shows there are any major physics flaws at such speeds.