WW1 flight sims? & joystick suggestion?

Ilpalazzo · 08-13-06, 02:53 PM

Yeah I learned my lesson lol, no logitech. From what I understand all logitech joysticks are equally unreliable. I guess they don't make any high end ones? Apart from the $100 x52 from saitek I am not sure what I like. Main points for me is smooth and precise operation, a nice dead center, and of course durability. I don't want my joystick to off center and crap calibrate in mere months like this logitech one.

I was looking for something a bit cheaper than the x52, but I don't see anything I really like in terms of features and more importantly durability. The x45 seems to be like the x52 only without rudder twist. I kind of like rudder twist, but for up to $30 cheaper maybe I should go with the x45 instead? I am seriously considering an x52 right now.

Would be nice to hear some more cheaper suggestions pertaining to my needs above.

08-13-06, 02:53 PM	#1
Ilpalazzo Frogman Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 309 Downloads: 20 Uploads: 0	Yeah I learned my lesson lol, no logitech. From what I understand all logitech joysticks are equally unreliable. I guess they don't make any high end ones? Apart from the $100 x52 from saitek I am not sure what I like. Main points for me is smooth and precise operation, a nice dead center, and of course durability. I don't want my joystick to off center and crap calibrate in mere months like this logitech one. I was looking for something a bit cheaper than the x52, but I don't see anything I really like in terms of features and more importantly durability. The x45 seems to be like the x52 only without rudder twist. I kind of like rudder twist, but for up to $30 cheaper maybe I should go with the x45 instead? I am seriously considering an x52 right now. Would be nice to hear some more cheaper suggestions pertaining to my needs above.