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Old 01-28-2011, 01:20 PM
Royraiden Royraiden is offline
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Originally Posted by Katana1000S View Post
I'll tell you what is a worthy addition to WW1 and WW2 simulation fans, and its often overlooked as a gimmick, is the Buttkicker device, bolt one of these to your PC chair and fire up RoF and you will be amazed, you really need to try one to experience it ... It works way better than you would imagine, in a real WW1 or WW2 aircraft you would feel the engine at different throttle settings through the seat of your pants, the Buttkicker goes some way to replicating this ... I'll always remember trying it in RoF for the first time and flying over flack, one flack burst was so close it literally made me jump out of my seat with a massive thump through the seat that could be felt even over the the engine vibrations.

Best of all the Buttkicker has no PC performance hit draw back, just plug it in and go.

I'm looking forward to trying it in IL2 CoD and feeling as well as hearing the magnificent sound of the Merlin engine.
What is it exactly?I assume some kind of chair vibrator LOL.ROF has the best forcefeedback I've felt, taking off was intense with ffb.
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