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Dualsense wired.
I like big vibrations like in Death Stranding.
I hope Rebirth will be better than part 1 for this.
To add on to this, make sure to set your controller as "default communications device" in the windows sound settings. Your headphones or speakers should of course be the default normal audio device. The haptic feedback is great in this game once you get it working. You can even feel it as you bump into crowds of people lol.
100% not true, I use Bluetooth and rumble is working perfectly fine. The speaker can not work without a wire though.
But is it the special duelsense rumble or just regular rumble like the xbox controller? From my understanding, the ps5 controller haptic feedback relies on volume to produce the vibration, and that only works on pc through wired. Otherwise, you just get regular old boring rumble.
Make sure you NOT disable Dualsense in the Sound Settings.
Somehow the vibration are tied to a speaker. I disable it because it change my sound output