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IL-2 Sturmovik: Birds of Prey Famous title comes to consoles. |
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I was one of the first to moan about the sticks when the demo came out. Then I plugged my Xbox controller into my PC and played IL2 for a week or two using the left stick to control the aircraft. After a few days it became second nature and now I don't mind it at all, you do get used to it ( and I've flown RC aircraft for years using the opposite sticks). I kind of like it the way it is now so I can access flaps, map and targeting etc while still having full control of my aircraft.
You do get used to it, and it becomes second nature very quickly. |
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It felt weird playing this at first, kind of like writing my name with my left hand (i am right handed), but after a couple of hours its not an issue any more, so i won't be buying a joystick now.
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The game that I rented, is in the shop again, I don't go to buy it. I will check it again some months later if there is some updates.
Thanks all you by your responses. |
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I second that! Over G Fighters got a perfect control layout for console. Sure, flight sticks aren't that expensive and it adds to realism, but is a control re-map option really that hard to implement? In all honesty: how many of you actually look around the plane when flying as you do in other flight sims? (assuming your NOT using a stick) I dont, which is a shame since the scenario graphics is excellent! Im my opinion the controller layout is the only real draw back of IL-2...
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