Had I been paying attention the first time, I would have known to take out some fighter jets before they had a chance to take off and come after me. That was totally on me, because once my first run timed out and I restarted, the game was very informational, and walked me through not only the area of operations, but what my targets were. In my haste to check out the compatibility of my flight stick, I skipped past everything in my mission briefing and wasn’t even sure what my mission was, once airborne. One Timed Demo, Two Missions, Three Fighter Jets, One Crazy Pilot I was the only one using a flight stick and survived to the end of the timed demo every time I restarted it. The controller worked flawlessly with the game, and I seemed to fare better than others in the room that were using a standard DualShock 4, going by the overall chatter from other gamers. There’s also another button on top of the joystick that fires your missiles or rockets, as well as a regular trigger on the front for your cannon/machine gun. The throttle controller also has a rudder control on the back side of it, but the joystick rudder worked better for me. There’s a small hat switch on top of the main joystick that acts as the D-Pad, and the main joystick itself slightly rotates to the right and left to work as the rudder.
The controller has some nifty features that are used nicely by the game. I may have screamed a little after my F14-D was airborne and I realized that the T.Flight Hotas 4 was not only fully functional, but 100% supported in-game.
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Upon plugging it into their PS4 and starting up the game, I was pretty anxious to see if it would work, hoping for the best but expecting the worse. When I asked the PR team about using my flight stick, they were a little vague, only saying I could bring it and try it out. This years event coincided with yesterday’s release date announcement and flight stick compatibility reveal, but since invites were sent out last week, I wasn’t sure if my flight stick would be fully functional.