I was thinking about purchasing a Joystick to fly Jet and Assault Helos. Is it hard to switch from your joystick to your mouse? can use both at the same time, if you want to fly switch to your joystick and infantry switch to your mouse? How does the whole joystick thing work with BF2?
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GE0.5TIGMA
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Easy to config and fly with?Originally posted by daliupUse both at the same time if you have available USB slots to do so.
Joystick or Joypad?Comment
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Joystic? Very :)
You do need to get used to flying with joystic first thought, it will feel awkward and weird at first, but you'll get into it soon.Comment
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GE0.5TIGMA
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"Hey, Thanks!"Originally posted by daliupJoystic? Very :)
You do need to get used to flying with joystic first thought, it will feel awkward and weird at first, but you'll get into it soon.Comment
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PlayerOfGames
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I'm not trying to hijack, but does anybody have any recommendations on which joystick is a good buy?Comment
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GE0.5TIGMA
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Dont quote me on this, but I think even the cheapest 10dollar joy stick would work fine, all you need is about 3-4 buttons (machine gun, missles, weapon switch, afterburners), BF2 isnt a flight sim. But hey I could be wrong.Originally posted by PlayerOfGamesI'm not trying to hijack, but does anybody have any recommendations on which joystick is a good buy?Comment
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slipkn0t
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personally i find that the maps are too small for a joystick.
when i use my joystick in wake island i always fly outta the comabt area.Comment
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GE0.5TIGMA
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Its not easier to use a Joystick vs. Mouse&Keyboard?Originally posted by slipkn0tpersonally i find that the maps are too small for a joystick.
when i use my joystick in wake island i always fly outta the comabt area.Comment
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|CBW|Simon
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You can use mouse keyboard and joystick without having to reset things. The control setup allows you to add joystick controls to a secondary position so that you can use mouse or joystick while flying.
Some of the better chopper pilots I have seen work great with mouse and keyboard, and there is another large group that says joysticks are the only way to go.
I don't believe in going cheap on joysticks as I have broked $300 worth of $10 joysticks. My last one was my best decision. The X-45 Saitek.Comment
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Rocker45
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For aviator, the Logitek Extreme 3D pro works great. Very inexpensive ~20-30 bucks. Good programmable buttons. Reasonably responsive. Easily calibrated.
FYI-get one with quite a few buttons. Quality pilots are constantly switching their view-> cockpit, rearchase, fly-by. Very important for dogfighting and target identification. For aviator, a joystick is required. Anyone who uses a keyboard and mouse is at an inherent disadvantage. Ignore the noob pilot above who suggested wake is too small to use a joystick on.
For heli, keyboard and mouse are the way to go. Check my stats, I know what I'm talking about.Comment
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CDN-SMOKEJUMPER
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I bought a Logitech 3D Pro. Good value for money and it has been abused quite heavily for 5 months.
Hmm when you speak of abuse and a joystick it sounds bad. :hmm:Comment
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Shepherd007
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Make sure your joystick has plenty of buttons and a throttle. While you'll generally be flying jets at full-throttle most of the time, you'll need it to take off in the F35 and is a must for helo flight.Comment
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The Saitek Cyborg Evo imo is the best joystick out, it can be used with either hand and has 11 programmable buttons with 3D twist and throttle lever, its not too expensive, you can get it from around £35. All i must say is.....
BEWARE OF LOGITECH JOYSTICKS!!!!!!!!!Comment
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