Solution to 'Inspect Airfields' flipping problem

[sloppy_clock]

Originally Posted by Riceball

I assumed you were using a stick. I did'nt know people were having the "flipping" problem with the controllers. I've never had that problem.

Thats ok mate; I actually use my xbox360 controller on all plane sim games on my PC too. From experiance it only ever occurs in sim mode, if its never happened to you then your one lucky mofo

[Ancient Seraph]

Originally Posted by sloppy_clock

Thats ok mate; I actually use my xbox360 controller on all plane sim games on my PC too. From experiance it only ever occurs in sim mode, if its never happened to you then your one lucky mofo

There's just a couple of planes that have this problem. The La-7 for example is perfectly 'landable'.

[sloppy_clock]

Originally Posted by Ancient Seraph

There's just a couple of planes that have this problem. The La-7 for example is perfectly 'landable'.

And the bf-110, actually personally i find the i-16 type 24 is the easiest plane to land, so easy to just plonk down at high speeds (providing the ground is flat).

but then again, this thread was to address the 'inspect the airfields' mission. i dont think many people fly around just landing. i mean, i know a lot of people on this forum do, including me.

what other planes experience the flipping issue?

[Riceball]

Originally Posted by sloppy_clock

Thats ok mate; I actually use my xbox360 controller on all plane sim games on my PC too. From experiance it only ever occurs in sim mode, if its never happened to you then your one lucky mofo

I bought a stick and have hardly used it. I'm just so used to the controller that it was like learning how to play all over again.

[Robotic Pope]

So far of all the planes ive landed, only the spitfire has the tipping over without brakes glitch. Other planes will tip up at 30mph if you have the brakes applied though. Its like the spitfire's centre of gravity has been set too far forward. I swear if a bird landed on the spinner while the plane was parked, it would end up on its nose.