Just wanted to know what joystick do you have and which you thinks the best!!

Ive just got a crappy usb logic one!! lol i want a new one tho!

Both Logitech and Microsoft make great joysticks

you know what mine is nath

yer i do dad the one you said i could av then took it bk off me :@

Since when did borrow become keep?

Never had one for my PC - well unless you count my cheater back in the 80's (the amount of them i broke playing daily tomsons decathlon....), I only realy got on with them for sf2 and alike.

Microsoft Sidewinder

not 3d forcefeedback like my old one which cost me £80 bundled with FS2002 but it gets the job done

and i must say is very very smooth

MS Sidewinder forcefeedback Pro ( the original one, not the USB one) Nice heavy joystick and it auto centres thanks to the finger sensor. Let go of the stick and it sense you have gone and recenters itself so you can go afk and fly along Although you will fly out the map and die if you leave it too long lol.

Best joystick you can get imo. It cost me £150 a few years ago but they're going for like £10 on Ebay now.

I use a Cyborg 3d Gold, cost me £30 about 5 years ago and has served me well

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MS Sidewinder forcefeedback Pro ( the original one, not the USB one) Nice heavy joystick and it auto centres thanks to the finger sensor. Let go of the stick and it sense you have gone and recenters itself so you can go afk and fly along Although you will fly out the map and die if you leave it too long lol.

Best joystick you can get imo. It cost me £150 a few years ago but they're going for like £10 on Ebay now.

yeah thats what i had but i got it bundled when it came down in price a bit

ive order the same as midnight off ebay for 7 quid

hehe, thats a good price

hehe i kno compared to midnights

£4.20 actually

lol well 4.20

doh!
i was watching that it ended about 2pm didnt it? force feedback joystick = easier for me to use... mainly because it has a decent throttle control and morebuttons

DOH!

lol

It's easier to use because it offers a resistance to your movements (even though forcefeedback doesn't work in BF2) So you can 'feel' when you;re diving too fast etc and 'feel' when you need to level out the chopper a bit.. It makes it easier to concentrate on shooting stuff instead of the flying.. or does for me anyway

can't u just set it up for bf'42 for the ff profile or does it not have one for that either?

nah bf2 doesnt support forcefeedback as such

the joystick will still resist/rumble etc... but not like in BF1942