the game is concentrated on combat, not on shaking the screen.semp
I get that some do it to be immersed in the game (hell, I want a 109 or a P38 cockpit in my living room too), but some do it because they want to get the most advantages possible from buying stuff. I'm not gonna hate anyone for doing it, it's your money, if you worked for it, buy what you want. I just see it as money wasted. And yes, maybe "bought skill" isn't the exact term I'm looking for, but you get what I'm trying to say, yea?
And yes, maybe "bought skill" isn't the exact term I'm looking for, but you get what I'm trying to say, yea?
I've got an older system by today's standards that still runs the game well by my standards.
A "textile athlete" is what that kind of people are called here. Dependless whether they do sport or other activities. @Noir: So you're using pedals with your T.16000m, if I understood you right? Have you found a way to eliminate the twisty function from the stick? Although it doesn't do anything in game, but sometimes it feels quite puzzling when the handle turns. My former sticks, two Logitechs and a T-flight Hotas had a screw to stop the handle from turning, this one doesn't have one.
having a good stick is better than a cheap one due to no spiking, easier to hold, etc.
in world of tanks they call them wallet warrior. While those who play for free are called welfare warriors.spending more money buying equipment may actually improve your game. Having 3 screens does give you more viewing area identifying possible threats better than those with only one. trakir is very useful in tracking targets much better than hat. having a good stick is better than a cheap one due to no spiking, easier to hold, etc. Otherwise if it didn't make a difference you wouldn't have guys posting ten page threads arguing ch v saitek. semp
My Saitek V.1 Cyborg was $23 total, brand new, been working for the past 2 years, just like new, and I fly almost everyday. Some guys go out and buy these $200 sticks that just baffles me. Having 3 screens may help you identify threats, maybe....0.5 seconds faster than one with a single screen? It's called good SA. Sometimes when I fly, especially in multi-con engagements, I don't even need to track the other guy, because I saw where he flew past on my screen, I can picture it in the back of my head. Justify your money spending however you want, I'll gladly duel anyone with my $120 monitor 27" and my $23 joystick.
more screen surface is not about seeing planes earlier, its about to see planes you wouldn't have seen otherwise, Handling heavy furballs, seeing stuff without touching your hat. That said 27' is a very respectable size already.Once I start getting into a furball with lots of cons around, I start looking around 360 degrees every 5 seconds. It takes maybe...1-1.5 second total to snap view around the whole cockpit. I'm not saying 3 monitors won't help, but I'm saying the amount of help they offer is pretty much almost nothing. With 3 screens, all you have to do is glance left and right. With 1 screen, you use your snap views to look left and right, which takes an extra .5 seconds, maybe 1 second. It's not hard to spot a sudden red icon in a blue/green environment, even if it is for a split second.A very precise stick won't change your duelling ability, but will help your aiming % for sure. Saitek sticks spike a lot.Never had a problem with mine.
Some cheap sticks are very good but they also lack the zillion buttons that the more expensive sticks have. Those buttons can be mapped so you don't have to touch the keyboard. it does make a difference in a furball if you don't have to remove your hands from stick and throttle.
