so.. hi everyone.

[jaywinner]

wow, you guys change your sensitivity every time you change planes. is that as important on realistic? i wouldnt mind finding a sensitivity that would work generally decent on all planes, you guys are on a whole nother level lol. i am finally almost done with the 1 player. i just finished bastogne. that plane (P-51?) flys like a buick on a frozen pond. i couldnt control it even on arcade.

[Ancient Seraph]

Originally Posted by jaywinner

wow, you guys change your sensitivity every time you change planes. is that as important on realistic? i wouldnt mind finding a sensitivity that would work generally decent on all planes, you guys are on a whole nother level lol. i am finally almost done with the 1 player. i just finished bastogne. that plane (P-51?) flys like a buick on a frozen pond. i couldnt control it even on arcade.

Yeah, lots of complaints about the P-51. It'll get fixed in the upcoming update.
And yes, we do change sensitivity for every plane, since it makes a big difference. The La-7 for example can handle just 2 notches down (form the far right), whereas for the Spit you need 6 notches. If you'd fly with 6 notches down with the La-7, it'd turn like a brick.

[jaywinner]

wow, is that as pronounced on Realistic as it is on Sim? i think what i might do when i graduate to realistic is find one or 2 planes i like and just work on those for a little bit. then maybe move on to others.

[Ancient Seraph]

Originally Posted by jaywinner

wow, is that as pronounced on Realistic as it is on Sim? i think what i might do when i graduate to realistic is find one or 2 planes i like and just work on those for a little bit. then maybe move on to others.

It is. And I think most people have 1 or 2 favourite planes they usually fly. Just write down or remember the sens. settings for the planes you like, and you can switch, no problems.