Great Swiss 😄😄

gut

Yeah

Good idea

yeah gimme the a320 joystick i have been following you from the start keep up the grat content

I agree!

@@squakinkakas +1

give it to meee 🙃

Don't forget the crash physics!

Agreed

VP force is on stick 6 now I think, I've just ordered one and should be getting one soon. So excited!"

@@calmac938 oh yeah, as soon as I have the money, I'll order one myself too. I've been waiting for something to replace my Sidewinder FFB2, since flying helos without force feedback is impossible to me now, and seems like VPForce Rhino is the way to go

@@mrpetenothing3753 partially same, I love the throttle, especially because the Hog was my first module and having all the controllers automatically set up made learning the module easy. The stick base though, its ancient gimbal design doesn't compare to all the new stuff

Given how long TM Warthog was clear top of game for both non-sim pit and sim-pit premium gear…I’d call it the goat. It’s silly to call their designs ancient when it’s simply mocking the real thing. I don’t give them particular praise for it because they aren’t inventing but there is no critique either. Virpil catches up if you’re fine with genetics HOTAS losing the mimicked military style. Virpil stuff can be lacking in switches that need to hold a position (button) which DCS has a bit of. As such, it is clearly better for space sims or MSFS. Virpil throttle base is generically really good and the slider on the throttle grip is a perfect use case for DCS zoom view. The problem is for certain aircraft that should probably be a different control. Wingwing Orion2 system I think finally eclipses TM Warthog throttle base in almost every way. They keep the mock military style, but they made a conscious decision to group generic/common controls of various 3rd and 4th gen fighters. On a throttle base alone I think this is a good decision because every platform is so different and won’t pack useful controls near the throttle grip. The F-16EX could be a Warthog stick killer given how many controls they’ve added to it. Provided the real controls of the F-16 and A-10 haven’t been made more difficult to access, it’s a clear win there too. And the killer feature of the Orion2 system to me is how they allow switching to any throttle grip they make in the future and have an authentic F-16 and Ka-50 collective grip out. I’m waiting on the F-16 throttle to arrive. All in all I’ve had the TM Warthog for 11 years now and got the F/A-18 grip on a separate stick. Waiting on Winwing Orion2 throttle + F-16EX stick to add: and Virpil control bases 1 and 2 to support all aircraft common controls I can’t push onto either throttle base. The trend that TM set which Virpil and Winwing clearly followed was in making premium gear that is capable of sitting on top of a normal desk. Many people willing to spend an invest a bit still won’t have a completely separate room and PC for flight sims versus productivity.

@@EbonySeraphim I'm not talking about the design of the grip and throttle, I'm talking about the design of their gimbal. It definitely isn't "replicating" the real thing, because the real thing doesn't have a plastic gimbal that develops stiction over time and has a big play in the center

also wayyyy more expensive

@@yokez VKB not that expensive. Paid a total of 210 which includes the 40 shipping from China on the VKB premium. (space combat)

@@maybecole fair enough but when people compare this to virpil as if its in the same price range i shidd myself a little

@@yokez true

@@maybecole cheap plastic tho. u will want the gunflighter. also that VKB doesnt come with a throttle.

Yeah 🤣

Yeah lol

@@Amaronix Haha 😂😂

He might use this now if it’s the best he has ever felt.

Yes maybe

@@mikeyplayz8438 If he removes the spring maybe, or else he's going to get tendinitis

That's the prettiest sound i'v ever seen

Vkb

still under virpil imo but vkb's amazing too for sure @@qLeoYT

100% agree

Haha I agree