Pilot Archive
Thread: Do Joy Sticks really work yet???
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Trashawn
Fri Nov 05, 2004 5:48 pm
#27
I have a friend that uses his Forcefeedback MS Sidewinder Pro.Hesaid it was cool until you crash into aships it nearlyshakes off the table. He had to disable the forcefeedback, since there is no way of turning downthe sensitivity.Although hehasa real ForceFeedback flightstick not justa vibration sense one.
DemonKeeper
Sat Nov 06, 2004 1:30 am
#28
How about force feedback? For those of you that use it, is it worth it? I'm heading out to buy a new joystick today and was thinking about picking up a FFB. Its a tough decision because of the two that I've picked out one has FFB and the other a lot more buttons. Thnx for the responses in advance.
Acorend
Mon Nov 15, 2004 12:50 am
#30
Still using the same Saitek X35T throttle and the Siatek X36F stick. Same one I used aaaalllll the way back in Airwarrior III
and I have no problems at all.
The new x45 seems sweet but this X35 rig is still got plenty of life left in it!
The new x45 seems sweet but this X35 rig is still got plenty of life left in it!
Abos_Darkmist
Mon Nov 15, 2004 1:23 pm
#31
DemonKeeper wrote:
Anyone using FroceFeedBack at all?
I have a logitech wingman force 3d and started JTL without force feedback, pluged it at a time too see how it worked and now i cant play without it, i hate ship crashes tough, but the re-center feature of the force feedback and the shake when you shot are better IMHO
Message Edited by Abos_Darkmist on 11-15-2004 09:28 AM
otoolejp
Thu Nov 18, 2004 2:13 pm
#32
otoolejp wrote:
Come on, we like to help. You could have at least tried a couple things before posting here. Posting is suppose to be reserved for when you've searched, tried, and still can't come up with an answer
Who ever one starred thank you. I was trying to state a truth. Many people that have looked for help, haven't got it because often times there is so much here. 50% of messages would be gone if they used the search feature once.
Rebbouse
Sun Jan 09, 2005 10:44 pm
#33
I use a Microsoft Sidewinder Precision 2 joystick. I love using it. It works just perfectly for me.
Drol_Redav
Mon Jan 10, 2005 11:19 am
#34
I am using an old Microsoft Force Feedback Pro and it works great.
sexwax
Mon Jan 10, 2005 3:27 pm
#35
3D pro here too. Works good, only I have almost no right yaw. At all. lol Tried installing everything, but turns out it is the joystick. So I don't know if it is still under warrenty or not. Went through 3/4's of tir for and mastered with just a little right turning.
Thank god for good help.
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