PR with Joysticks
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danthemanbuddy
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PR with Joysticks
Alright after seeing that LB movie from the TG game, I decided to test my logitech wingman joystick in bf2.
I am pretty good with it, since i live by it with wwiiol and believe me, it was the hardest thing ever.
With the mouse and keyboard i could trim slightly and do miniscule movements and bring myself into a hover from move.
With the joystick i could take off and go forwards and backwards good, but once i got a little roll, i would overcorrect myself as the joystick is not good form miniscule movements.
So if you want a challenge or you think you could fly with a joystick you are up for a big task.
I am pretty good with it, since i live by it with wwiiol and believe me, it was the hardest thing ever.
With the mouse and keyboard i could trim slightly and do miniscule movements and bring myself into a hover from move.
With the joystick i could take off and go forwards and backwards good, but once i got a little roll, i would overcorrect myself as the joystick is not good form miniscule movements.
So if you want a challenge or you think you could fly with a joystick you are up for a big task.
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EagleEyeLG
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Liquid_Cow
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danthemanbuddy
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KP
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I use a joystick for my heli piloting, and I've found that turning up the "resistance" when I move the joystick allows me to fly straighter and make small corrections more easily, simply because it's harder to move the joystick around.
More guns and bullets make bad guys go away faster,
which in turn makes everyone in the area safer.
-Paul Howe
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[PTG]Z.user
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KP
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It's all a matter of preference. Try flying keyboard-only, and see if it makes a difference. I think any USB joystick should do the trick, but I'm no expert...sploit wrote:I use the mouse for much of my flying, and I pretty much get my *** kicked whenever I am attacked by an enemy fighter.
Do you guys suggest me getting a joystick? And if so, does any joystick work or is there one better then others?
More guns and bullets make bad guys go away faster,
which in turn makes everyone in the area safer.
-Paul Howe
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SteelRainFilms
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[BFD]Ells
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I use this for BF2/PR
Logitech Freedom 2.4 Wireless stick (£39.99)

and this for LOMAC (flight sim)
Thrustmaster Hotas Cougar (£127.99)
This also works very well in PR, but a little ovekill lol

Logitech Freedom 2.4 Wireless stick (£39.99)

and this for LOMAC (flight sim)
Thrustmaster Hotas Cougar (£127.99)
This also works very well in PR, but a little ovekill lol

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[BFD]Ells
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