At the end, Will there be and UPDATE to swap stick control in xbox 360?
 

Will there be an update to swap stick control in xbox360?(right stick with aileron/pitch, left stick engine/rudder) I am very used to fly rc planes for more than ten years and can't fly with birds of prey. Please release this update, i have hired the game but I will not buy it because this reason

Swapping sticks alone will not do the job. How will you adjust trim when steering with the right stick?

This still isnt the perfect control layout!

The best is what Over G has! left stick pitch & roll, rudders on triggers, throttle on shoulder buttons, right stick for looking around (not having to click) and trigger any button you want probably A.

I've got the same problem with the controls, having been flying RC planes for years i am used to the throttle on the left. Also in other genres like FPS's i am used to using the right stick for pitch/looking up and down. I shall persevere with it though as i might well get used to it, i just hope when I take my model plane out i remember the controls are different again.

if you can't cope with the controls I'm afraid you are a Y-chromosome cleche..;)
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I am not sure if I am a Y-chromosome but when you fly instinctively without thinking what is seared into your brain it is not easy change, at the end if I must choose,
I will going on with my RC planes and PC-IL2_1946 and not with Xbox360-Birds of Prey.
Those derogatory comments are out of place


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how about.... buy a joystick? they arent expensive.

yep this is true.
i swapped the sticks around on a mappable ps3 controller, but really it gets a bit move involved as you need to have buttons over on the other side of controller for it to really work. it is doable with a mapable controller...but i have reverted to left stick again now.

I just wanted an easy substitute to the computer in the living room television, if I have to buy a joystick, take place at the table ... I find it easier to play on the computer

I use the joystick from my couch with a book on my lap as support.