#GAMEPAD SAINTS ROW 2 FINE AIM GAME PAD MOD#
#GAMEPAD SAINTS ROW 2 FINE AIM GAME PAD PROFESSIONAL#

#GAMEPAD SAINTS ROW 2 FINE AIM GAME PAD MOD#

However, the stick mod that was installed when I bought it makes it more realistic for modern jets.at the cost of all semblance of precision for prop-driven aircraft.įairly ergonomic, cheap, force-feedback, and notable for having two hat switches where most non-HOTAS stuff only have one. Very ergonomic (a particular beef I have with CH Products stuff), very programmable (only thing beating out TM's logical programming is CH's full-blown scripting language, developed by the same guy!), and well-suited for when I'm in a Falcon 4.0 mood, F-16-style controls and all. Thrustmaster HOTAS Cougar (FCC-modded), Thrustmaster RCS pedals (Hall sensor-modded) Last edited by Gryzemuis 31st Mar 2010 at 10:33. I wonder why so few people play with this setup. I am convinced it is a better setup than keyboard+mouse. I've played WoW, Morrowind, Crysis, FarCry, The Witcher, Age of Conan, Aion, HL, GTA, UT99, about everything with this set up. I can set it up to play any game conveniently. I've been playing with the MarbleMouse and FighterStick setup for 6.5 years now. It sometimes takes a while to set up, but once that is done, every game plays very smoothly. I have a different profile for every game I play. (I'm 100% confident you can't dodge forward like I can). In some regards this works even better than dodging with a keyboard. Move forward, press pinky, and you dodge forward. Move left, press pinky, and you dodge left. They come with their own full-blown programming language !! As an example: I have programmed a setting for Unreal Tournament, where I will dodge when I press the pinky button. The CH Product joysticks are actually fully programmable. Many joysticks allow you to reprogram their buttons. On a keyboard, you might need to let go of WASD to press a special ability. This allows me to move around, while pressing abilities. I use the x-axis and y-axis on the joystick for movement. I use the trigger button on the joystick for shoot. Pressing a shoot-button on the mouse will make you move the mouse slightly. Except 'shoot' functionality on shooters. I use trackball buttons like others use their mousebuttons.

So in the end, you'll have effectively 38 abilities available. So the pinky button gives me an alternate functionality on each button. Three 4-way hat-switches, acting as 3x4 separate buttons. So you need a lot of buttons.ġ Trigger button. You use a lot of abilities, macros, etc during combat. My Fighterstick is 6 years old now, and doesn't show any wear yet. And they make a few game controllers, like the Fighterstick.

#GAMEPAD SAINTS ROW 2 FINE AIM GAME PAD PROFESSIONAL#

Best joystick ever.ĬH Products makes professional gear. The ultimate solution: an awesome joystickĪbout 6 years ago, I bought another joystick. I did play Thief1, Thief2 and System Shock2 with a Logitech MarbleMouse and Wingman joystick combination. And then when that one broke, bought a new one. The second problem was: the Logitech joysticks kept breaking every 3 months on average. That is no problem in a simple shooter, but in RPGs you want more than 5 or 8 buttons. For non-shooter games, like RPGs, Thief, etc, it's no problem at all. But I think I'll never aim as good as with my right hand.

The only downside is that in shooters, using my left hand for aiming is a slight disadvantage. Low strain on the wrist, fingers and shoulder. Which limits you to mice or trackballs which are either symmetrical, or especially made for the lefthand. Which forces you to use your left hand for the mouse or trackball. One of the problems with the joystick/trackball combination is that almost all joysticks are for the right hand. A pain in the ass to replace them, as they were sold in the US only. I also owned 2 or 3 standalone joysticks of that type. This got me interested in joysticks for games. That was an integrated joystick with trackball. In the old Unreal shooter game, the best deathmatch player was playing with a joystick/trackball combination. Shooters like Unreal Tournament which require fast responses. World of Warcraft, which requires a gazillion buttons.

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