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I just purchase an expensive joystick(the wireless 2.4 that has a twisted handle and 8 buttons to configure). I was wondering what sentivity I should place on the x and y? Thanks in advance.
1st of all I don't know the joystick, second of all, you could have avoided creating this thread and actually testing which setting sensivity works better for your hand instead of wearing out the refresh button on this page for any replies.
Oh, the aviator award for 10 minutes in a plane....Is that total time...or consective time in a round. It seems like I've been in one for 10 minutes, it is just frustrating when you can not control the big piece of metal that well.
Now with my joy stick, I can be more flexiable during a game. There has been so many time that I've seen a jet there :shock: but I just pass it on by :ar15: looking for other means of escaping from the base camp.
Originally posted by simio1337
1st of all I don't know the joystick, second of all, you could have avoided creating this thread and actually testing which setting sensivity works better for your hand instead of wearing out the refresh button on this page for any replies.
I put it at "2" if it helps
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thanks, I simple 2 would have been fine. I am at work, and wanted to know before I crash about 50 times trying to get the right setting. Why reinvent the whell, when I have loads of knowledgeable BF2 master here to draw from .
This thread can be closed once I get an answer from someone willing to help out a new pilot.....thanks.
I use the same stick and keep my sensitivity on 2 for X and Y. I don't notice a major difference in changing that attribute. However, I strongly suggest using the provided logitech wingman software to put a 5% dead spot on the X and Y axis. This gives you a little bit of wiggle room without your plane rolling or pitching. It's an excellent flight stick, enjoy!
I use the same stick and keep my sensitivity on 2 for X and Y. I don't notice a major difference in changing that attribute. However, I strongly suggest using the provided logitech wingman software to put a 5% dead spot on the X and Y axis. This gives you a little bit of wiggle room without your plane rolling or pitching. It's an excellent flight stick, enjoy!
Cool Thanks. I will...see you in the air in the Battlefield 2
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