Hello, thanks. Yes, I switched from Fanatec Clubsport DD+ to Asetek Invicta. The main reason was that Fanatec is insolvent. You don't know what the warranty will look like in the future. So I sold it. I wouldn't recommend buying Fanatec at the moment. Now let's talk about force feedback. The Clubsport DD+ isn't bad. But Asetek Invicta is better. Especially when you drive Formula cars, you notice that the wheelbase reacts faster because of the higher slew rate. It feels more connected to the road. In general, I would say the force feedback is smoother but more detailed.
@@mikekaeppnersimracing Your answer is really helpful. Thank you. I was also worried about Fanatec's bankruptcy. But I was going to take it if the FFB of CSDD+ is good. However, if Invicta's FFB is better, there is no reason to buy CSDD+.
nice lap.
I have a question.
You've used both CSDD+ and Invicta base, so could you tell me what base you recommend purely in terms of FFB?
Hello, thanks.
Yes, I switched from Fanatec Clubsport DD+ to Asetek Invicta. The main reason was that Fanatec is insolvent. You don't know what the warranty will look like in the future. So I sold it. I wouldn't recommend buying Fanatec at the moment. Now let's talk about force feedback. The Clubsport DD+ isn't bad. But Asetek Invicta is better. Especially when you drive Formula cars, you notice that the wheelbase reacts faster because of the higher slew rate. It feels more connected to the road. In general, I would say the force feedback is smoother but more detailed.
@@mikekaeppnersimracing Your answer is really helpful. Thank you.
I was also worried about Fanatec's bankruptcy.
But I was going to take it if the FFB of CSDD+ is good.
However, if Invicta's FFB is better, there is no reason to buy CSDD+.