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08-12-2009, 11:56 PM
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That mode where you have to capture the airbases is going to be impossible for the flightstick crew in sim mode, you will either crash or roll off the end of the runway because you can't brake. 
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08-13-2009, 12:09 AM
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Perhaps the fields will be more forgiving in multiplayer...I seem to land fine...but then keep on rolling into the blue yonder (or green, depends if trees are there) with no brake. I guess that's the trouble with bringing flight sims to consoles is that there's just not enough buttons in enough convenient places on a controller for all the features neccessary in flight.
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08-13-2009, 01:37 AM
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Steps for landing with controller
I'm going to avoid things like come in straight with about 20% throttle yadda yadda yadda. I hope you guys know all of that (not trying to sound snobbish).
1. Make sure your flaps are set to landing (X button on 360) ----They will only set that way when your landing gear is fully lowered. 2. When touching down pull all the way back on the throttle stick (Right Stick) and all the way back with the Left Stick so your nose is pointing as high as possible with the wheels touching. ---Pulling back on the throttle acts as a wheel break. At around 50 KM/h your plane will try and flip. The best way to avoid this is by making sure you are level and rolling straight and having both sticks pulled back. Make sure to remember that speed when trying to turn the aircraft around as it will still try and flip. For turning the aircraft around on the ground use nothing but rudder (Right Stick) and have a constant battle with throttle percentage. You don't want to go above 30% but you don't want to stay at 30% for very long as you will start to pick up a lot more speed the necessary and will probably lose control. I tend to bring it up to 30%, start to move and turn, then quickly bring it back down and even apply break if necessary. If you have any more questions about this or additions, just say.
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08-13-2009, 01:55 AM
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08-13-2009, 09:17 AM
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Throttle/rudder control- help!
Ok chaps, just wondering if anybody can help out a complete novice...
When it comes to throttle managment or rudder control, i'm pretty much clueless  Can anybody can offer any advice on how to manage either, especially in regards to dogfighting? I would also be grateful for any tips regarding control of either in other situations, such as strafing, diving, etc. Many thanks in advance 
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08-13-2009, 08:30 PM
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Rudder helps a lot if you wind up in a turning fight. Turning the rudder in the direction on your turn will help you turn harder. Speed: When your in a dogfight you will need to concentrate on your speed in response to your enemy's speed. Make sure to slow down before you approach so you don't overshoot and have him on your six. And if you see him try to barrel roll or spin around you, slow down and try to get the edge on him by barrel rolling as well sometimes. This is called Rolling Scissors. If you wind up doing a loop, slowing down and give you the edge sometimes. But most importantly, just try to do your best to make sure you keep him in front of you. If you want anything more specific just ask.
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08-14-2009, 09:08 AM
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 Just a couple more questions if i may... When turning in a dogfight, i tend to lower the throttle - is this a mistake? Or Should full throttle be used? In regards to the rudder - is it best to minimise its use for extremely sharpe turns or should every turn have a touch of rudder? - ( i thought maybe its use caused more resistance and thus, a loss in airspeed)
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08-14-2009, 08:03 PM
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As for the rudder question, tight turns kills airspeed anyway. The rudder contributes just a little bit.
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