I'm done. You can have your game. Enjoy

[FLS]

Flying with Touch controllers is very difficult. Which is why every VR user says don't do it in AH III. 

I locked up my controls in WO:P the other day, it happens when you move them too fast. Adding damping and deadband can help.When I used a FFB stick I locked the controls in AH once from high speed buffet. That was annoying.

It's also a frustrating game if you don't know all that you think you know.

Fortunately training is available for players who wish to improve.   

[Vraciu]

Second

I concur.   The motion is passed! 

[Arlo]

Just saw the thread.

Seriously, Sam? You're throwing hissies because your prefer this:



Over this:



?

As 'mega-troll worthy' as this seems, you're getting very close to earning persona non gratis over this kinda stuff.

[Vraciu]

Just saw the thread.

Seriously, Sam? You're throwing hissies because your prefer this:

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Over this:

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?

As 'mega-troll worthy' as this seems, you're getting very close to earning persona non gratis over this kinda stuff.

He's earned it.   Dale is just showing restraint.

[100Coogn]

Saam, you seem to be having some type of melt down.
Don't blame HiTech, because you're trying to play this game with a joypad.  Get real dude.

Coogan

[FLS]

Coogan where'd you get that crazy idea?      

SAAM is using Touch controllers, I think the only way to make them user friendly is to attach them to a joystick.

[CptTrips]

Saam, you seem to be having some type of melt down.
Don't blame HiTech, because you're trying to play this game with a joypad.  Get real dude.

Coogan

Well, VR touch controllers actually.   Gamepad might be easier. 

It's cool tech, but I couldn't fly that way all the time.

Maybe bombers or GV. 

I could see it being cool with bombers to get all realistic and flip all the switches.  You fly in auto a lot so it is not so bad.

[100Coogn]

Coogan where'd you get that crazy idea?      

SAAM is using Touch controllers, I think the only way to make them user friendly is to attach them to a joystick.

   Maybe a racing wheel will work better for him...

[snugar109]

Due to a meltdown today by OP, I hereby rescind my encouragement.       

3rd. Tried to help and wing this weekend but I don't think pm's show up in the VR stuff or what happened. But when you fly into a 3 on 1 over a con base results are usually bad. Together it might have worked out better but we'll never know. Oh well.

[Shuffler]

3rd. Tried to help and wing this weekend but I don't think pm's show up in the VR stuff or what happened. But when you fly into a 3 on 1 over a con base results are usually bad. Together it might have worked out better but we'll never know. Oh well.

Once he acted the way he did earlier in the thread, I said what I knew was the issue... he is the issue. I weas pretty much quiet since as I knew he would stick his head up there again.

He is just a kid who thinks he is much better than he is. We all know that you never know it all... as soon as you think so, you are the dumbest thing on earth.

[FLS]

The biggest problem with Touch for me is the lack of feedback on stick and rudder position because the physical movement isn't limited. We have the stick graphic to help with that but it's not as useful as feeling it. Younger people may have a different experience but I find that maneuvering while watching the bandit is easier with a HOTAS.

[Wiley]

The biggest problem with Touch for me is the lack of feedback on stick and rudder position because the physical movement isn't limited. We have the stick graphic to help with that but it's not as useful as feeling it. Younger people may have a different experience but I find that maneuvering while watching the bandit is easier with a HOTAS.

I wonder how it would be if you had something to give you proper motion?  My first rough idea is say, a 3 foot plunger with something on top to make it easier to find sitting between your legs.  Or do we need to wait for hand tracking to get ubiquitous?

Wiley.

[Drano]

FLS add to that, at least with the ones with the Rift S, there have been some issues with them lagging. The last couple of updates have straightened out a good bit of it but I don't think it's exactly right yet. So that isn't helping him but that's yet another great reason to ditch them until they're right. And that's not a HTC thing.

 FWIW I hardly use them unless messing with air car or something actually oculus as that's the interface for that.

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[FLS]

I wonder how it would be if you had something to give you proper motion?  My first rough idea is say, a 3 foot plunger with something on top to make it easier to find sitting between your legs.  Or do we need to wait for hand tracking to get ubiquitous?

Wiley.

I think you can just stabilize your hand and reset the center position but I'm too set in my old ways so I mentioned attachment to the joystick. In my case it's extended and center mounted so it's similar to a plunger stuck to the floor.   

[FLS]

FLS add to that, at least with the ones with the Rift S, there have been some issues with them lagging. The last couple of updates have straightened out a good bit of it but I don't think it's exactly right yet. So that isn't helping him but that's yet another great reason to ditch them until they're right. And that's not a HTC thing.

 FWIW I hardly use them unless messing with air car or something actually oculus as that's the interface for that.

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That along with having low minimum specs could be an issue. At the same time we know that it's usually just moving the stick too fast. Without film, or Hitech reproducing it, there isn't anything you can do except adjust deadband, damping, and moving slower.