LOL! I need an owl face for this too, as well as another antler:-P

One drawback
 

The only thing I can complain about regarding the use of Track IR is the fact that I find myself turning my head during a movie or other video game so I can see around, kinda like leaning while playing a driving game.......

Yes, i use a small dead zone to shoot.

I just hold my head still and no, I'm not an owl.

If you are using a reflector sight, a little head movement won't be a problem anyway - that is what they are for. Less easy with iron sights though.

I hate it when I try out some cool looking flying game, and find it doesn't support TrackIR.

I am always surprised to hear of people flying flight sims without trackIr

After all these years you just forget its even possible. A bit like flying without a joystick I suppose.

+1 for the use of TrackIR

for CloD i feel there is a "snapping" of views where the game seems to center the movement. Annoying if u try to look left down or right down for instance.

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TrackIR is capitalist extortion! Use FreeTrack!
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But seriously, any kind of head tracking is very much recommended for CloD(or any other flight sim). Personally I use a little curving around the center with the rotation axis so it's easier to aim. I have the rotation speed otherwise at quite fast so I don't have to turn my head away from the screen.

My profile has a small deadzone in the center and then accelerates as i look round, i maybe have to turn my head about 30 degrees to look behind me.
Cant and will not fly without it. :) Not only for the ease and edge it gives but also for the immersion it adds.