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I haven't played many 'flight' games but have come across a few different control schemes. Eg Dropship United Peace Force (hover and flight modes) used X and [] for thrust, Heatseeker used R3 for thrust and Ace Combat uses R1 and L1. I liked the Heatseeker control the most, followed by Dropship - I don't like the Ace controls - what do you think?
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I personally can't stand the AC6 throttle controls. I want to be able to do like in OGF (or real life) push the throttle forward/back and set it at whatever power setting I want. I don't want to have essentially 3 throttle positions: idle, mid-range, and max A/B. I'm the pilot, I want to have as much control over what the plane is doing as possible.
Anytime, Baby! |
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I'm fine with OGF controls. I agree, AC6 needed a "set-able" throttle. I don't like that default to middle-ground deal. One reason I wish I'd gotten the flight stick set with it.
OGF controls would be great, but I'd like more targeting options than just the d-pad right to cycle through. Need "target enemy under reticule" and "target nearest enemy" options and we're good to go. |
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If you have even a little fine motor control you can feather the trigger to get the amount of thrust you want for the situation.  |
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Well, I got used to playing OGF first, where the buttons for rudders and throttle were flipped. And anyway I'd prefer to use my "even a little fine motor control" over the rudder pedals, jackass.
Anytime, Baby! |
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I'd rather use the shoulder buttons for thrust, and the triggers for rudder. OGF did well with that. Didn't like having to use the triggers to control thrust in AC6.
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You don't have to, you just use a different setting in the options. I play it like that since it's very close to OGF this way.
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Yeah except the problem with AC6 was that you couldn't set the speed and leave it. Once you let go of the thrust it reset to a default speed. OGF let you set it, leave it, and change it when you needed to. Not sure if when you switched the control settings to RB/LB=thrust, if it reset like it did when thrust was controlled by the triggers, but I think it did. |
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Yeah, couldn't get away from that, unfortunately.
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With the HOTAS flight controls for Ace Combat, you can set the throttle however you want. There might even be an option for it. There is on Project Sylpheed. |
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Well, that's not something I felt like investing in, and in any event, OGF solved that issue without requiring anyone buy a peripheral device. Why couldn't Ace 6? Anytime, Baby! |
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More than likely, because Ace Combat has never played like anything besides Ace Combat. They have kept their gameplay pretty much the same as it was back in Air Combat. |
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Again, the answer seems to be: well, it's always been that way. Why can't things be changed?
Anytime, Baby! |
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Because it doesn't need to be, it came from Sony's platforms which always had two analog shoulder buttons for each side instead of a Trigger/Bumper setup. Don't blame Project ACES for Microsoft's poor controller design. |
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360 design is perfect.
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