Affordable joystick designed for Star Citizen players
Affordable joystick designed for Star Citizen players
Hey there, searching for a joystick? The latest reviews suggest the one you see might be worth checking out, but it’s not the most affordable option. You might want to look at the link provided for more details. Alternatively, boosting your RAM could be a smarter move for performance.
You can purchase this here: http://gaming.logitech.com/en-us/product...o-joystick. My friend uses it for BF4 and occasionally CSGO when we're feeling up for it. Lol
It seems intriguing and versatile. I could give it a shot. A brief search revealed this individual: http://www.speedlink.com/?p=2&cat=414&pi...f886bc9129. It's pricier, works only with the right hand, and includes a Z-axis plus a few extra buttons.
The Saitek model includes a Z-axis as well, though a review noted some issues: "Gaming performance on the Phantom Hawk was mixed. For flight sims, the stick felt decent at best. Casual flying or arcade-style controls like in Star Conflict and War Thunder worked fine, but it lacked precision. In simulation mode or games needing advanced controls—such as Star Citizen—I struggled to aim accurately because of a small deadzone. Adjusting the stick required a slight movement beyond optimal, making fine tuning difficult. The stick offers solid resistance, making it comfortable to handle and allowing left-right adjustments for the rudder, which is a plus. The throttle feels stiff, which can be frustrating when you need quick speed changes in games like Star Citizen, though it suits steady adjustments better suited for flight sims like MS Flight. Overall, aside from that, everything felt responsive enough. This matched my expectations since I didn’t anticipate such performance compared to professional flight sticks at its price. The main takeaway is the stick performs much better for sim games than with a keyboard or mouse, especially for immersion."
It seems you're considering two options: the T-16000m from Thrustmaster and the Logitech Extreme 3D Pro. Both are highly regarded for their accuracy and performance within a budget of around $20 to $40. Keep an eye on stock prices as they can affect display costs online. If you're looking for something more advanced, you might want to save for a future release or consider Saitek or MadCatz models like the X52 or X55. Higher-end versions offer better quality but are pricier.
Wow, look at this page! I’m thinking about upgrading from my PS3 controller but those choices are near £40, which feels a bit steep right now.