- #MICROSOFT SIDEWINDER PRECISION 2 JOYSTICK WORN OUT MANUAL#
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- #MICROSOFT SIDEWINDER PRECISION 2 JOYSTICK WORN OUT SOFTWARE#
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Precision is everything when you're transporting or supporting human troops on the ground.
#MICROSOFT SIDEWINDER PRECISION 2 JOYSTICK WORN OUT FULL#
This tends to come as a shock to those who see my piloting for the first time, but the rationale is simple: ArmA is not a full-on flight simulation, and given the choice between a full HOTAS and M&K, the M&K combination gives me more precision. "When it comes to flying helicopters in the ArmA series, I'm a firm believer in the mouse & keyboard approach. I am simply someone who has a passion for what they do and an interest in sharing it with others.”
If you’re looking for an oorah-been-there-done-that hardcore military role model, look elsewhere. “I was not a grunt or anything even remotely resembling combat arms, though I was a rifle/pistol coach and ran an Indoor Simulated Marksmanship Trainer (ISMT) on Okinawa for a little under a year. Speaking only for myself and not for the company I work for, the Warthog is the best stick on the market for my needs."īefore ArmA oracle Dslyecxi founded Shack Tactical and hitched his consultancy wagon to Bohemia Interactive, he got a taste of unsimulated military life courtesy of the USMC. Since DCS: A-10C development, I use the Warthog every day in our later projects like Flaming Cliffs 3 and P-51D and it works just as well in those non-A-10C titles. Additional input options on the throttle base. Sturdy, metal construction with some heft to it. Enough hats, buttons, and switches to allow me to program all I need without need of modals.
360-degree even force (not tied to the X/Y axis) with what I consider the perfect amount of resistance (not too light, not too stiff). Now, naturally there is a bias on my part given the relation to one of my products, but regardless of this, I believe the hardware is top quality and gives me, as a long time flight simmer, exactly what I want.
#MICROSOFT SIDEWINDER PRECISION 2 JOYSTICK WORN OUT SOFTWARE#
After a lot of back-and-forth, we are quite happy with the result and it was a great to see software and hardware companies coming together like this.
#MICROSOFT SIDEWINDER PRECISION 2 JOYSTICK WORN OUT CODE#
Over the next year or so, Thrustmaster would send us development builds and we would adapt our A-10C input code to automatically recognize the controller and set up all of the axis, switches, hats and buttons to match that used in the real A-10C. Naturally, we thought this was a great idea and the two products would benefit each other. The plan was to develop a HOTAS for the A-10C as they had done the Cougar for the F-16C. After we announced DCS: A-10C Warthog a few years ago, my friends at Thrustmaster approached me about cooperating on a matching HOTAS system. "My joystick of choice would be the Thrustmaster Warthog HOTAS. Tearing himself away from applying finishing touches to the extremely imminent DCS: Combined Arms - a tanky payware adjunct for the ever expanding DCS World (Expect some CA impressions in FP very soon) - Eagle Dynamics producer Matt went porcine and pricy: Some were simply too snowed-under to respond, but a selection of Simulation's great and good did spill beans. This Yuletide I intend to treat myself to a new controller!īut which one? Because my knowledge of flight simulation hardware has more holes in it than an MG34 barrel shroud, before I introduce Percy, the FP piggy bank, to Paveway, the FP ball pein hammer, I thought it might be sage to ask everyone I know (Which includes you! Do supply your sticky stories and recommendations via the comments section below) to share details of favourite flight sim equipment. I can just about put up with the way my superannuated plane pointer creaks like a close-hauled felucca when I'm trying to shake a BoB2 Bf-109 or a RoF Albatross, but the jittery rudder axis and traumatically truncated trigger have tried my patience once too often. Altering the deadzones without first placating Anubis, voids the warranty.
#MICROSOFT SIDEWINDER PRECISION 2 JOYSTICK WORN OUT MANUAL#
The manual foreward was written by Pliny the Elder. The Force Feedback mechanism involves burly shrews. It came bundled with a bottle of laudanum and a photogravure of an eagle. It has 'MADE IN SIAM' stamped on the base. I'm not saying my trusty Saitek Cyborg flightstick is old, but.
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