i think its same for the Warthunder

I do the exact same thing. It won't damage your desk if you use a heat gun to remove. But I use the hook and loop strips that are plastic feeling because they have hook and loop on each side and you just use two to secure it. Works better than standard velcro.

Thanks for the info!

I prefer to not have the twist function as I use pedals for yaw

@@prestondickson1920 Totally get that, some people don't like the feel of the twist either, especially if they have dedicated controls. I'd love some pedals, but I don't have enough peripherals as it is 😁

Thanks and welcome.

What why is it bad

Thanks for watching! I appreciate it!

The base is pretty light, it may slide slightly if not suctioned to the surface. I think the suction cups should hold pretty good.

I mean, 16m is a lot better, way better. But I'm not gonna buy one because fuck them, they should have hired at least 1 fucking artist like wtf is that design. It looks like a 5$ toy from gas station, I just can't stand looking at that thing. Also who the fuck thought putting buttons in the base of the stick is a good idea. IDC man if i have to buy 10 x52-56's im gonna do that, Im not gonna buy that ugly horrendously designed thing just because it's more reliable.

@@umutpiynar9309 Hahahaha, you said what i was thinking 🤣🤣

I dunno, some people seem to have reliability issues with the t16k as well. I need a hotas and i'm torn between that one and the x52 pro, and for a lot of the reasons you mentioned (looks too much like a toy). On the flip side the rudder paddles on the throttle might be the deciding factor.

x52 pro is twice the price here in brazil lol

I think it's a good flight stick for the money. There are some way more expensive, but I believe this will serve you well. Enjoy!

Yes it is supportet. flightsimulator.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360015912899-Peripherals-compatibility

No. There are very few hotas compatible with the XBone (i know because i was looking for one that might work with the xbox but gave up). Hotas One is the only one i know of, and for anything over casual sim it's not really suitable. There's the Tuetle Beach Velocity One but that's a yoke and it's expensive.

I think it's a very good stick, a little expensive but well worth the money.

@@RogjosGamingGadgets So is that a yes for its good for a first?

@@therobloxblueangels8946 Yes. I believe it would be an excellent first stick to get. You probably wouldn't need to upgrade for a long time, unless you really get into you flight sims big time and want to spent way more on your gear.

@@RogjosGamingGadgets Great because i already bought it lol.

@@therobloxblueangels8946 Lol. Sorry I didn't state that in my earlier response. Enjoy!

The joystick twists left and right. You would normally use that

@@ReepsWasteOfTime ok, but i dont think that is good for ww2 planes but i will see

I do not believe so. I think only specific hardware will work on the PS4, and likely only a combined unit, something like the Thrustmaster T1600m. I haven't used a console in many years though, so I'd suggest careful research. Hope you found a solution 👍

x56 has quite a few flaws

yes it does

What does that mean?

@@biggie10101 it’s for the yaw axis. Stick twists side to side

@@goliragames8669ah allright thank you

You can adjust them or am i wrong??