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IL-2 Sturmovik: Birds of Prey Famous title comes to consoles.

 
 
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Old 09-03-2009, 03:37 AM
teambayern teambayern is offline
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Default AV8r-02 XBOX- the THREAD

I know there have been about a bigillion joystick threads, so I'm hoping to consolidate discussion about this specific stick. I chose to limit it to AV8r for the xbox only, because of the unique functioning of the analog rudder as compared to the PS3 version.

To kick-start the thread, here is a brief synopsis of what I have read thus far:


+analog hat allowing smooth situational awareness
+analog rudder
+sturdy construction
+comfortable after the tennis grip mod
+cheap compared to the Ace-edge

-deadzone as programmed into BOP
-throttle placement in front is awkward & no HOTAS
-light construction, which may turn some people off

Where to buy: Amazon, Gamestop (in store) both sell it

REMAINING QUESTIONS FOR AV8R OWNERS

1. How significant is the deadzone in terms of it's affect during BOP gameplay? Is it significantly reduced by the ziptie mod?

2. How does the button layout conform to BOP? (are there any controls notably absent; ie can't use stick to adjust trim)

3. What kind of improvement in control (not just coolness of having a flight stick) does it offer over the gamepad? If you had it to do over again, would you pay the extra cash for the Ace-edge

OR

in other words, is it worth the purchase?
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