If you're just starting out, I'd recommend notching the sensitivity down by at least 10 per cent, as I've done here.
You have to tweak each axis individually, so make sure you keep all the values the same, unless you want there to be a greater impetus on, say, pitching up and down than left and right. Click on your "Controller" input, and on the left hand side you'll see a blue (or white, if selected) box called Sensitivity.Ĭlick that, and you'll get the following pop-up: © Provided by Kotaku Australiaīy default all the sensitivity bars will be set to 0 per cent.
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When you go to the Controls tab in the Options page on PC or Xbox, you'll see your various inputs like such.
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But the tutorials aren't great at telling you how to fix the sensitivity, so here's how you do that. As soon as you start flying lighter aircraft, any conditions where the wind is marginally high, or instances when the assist settings aren't all maxed out, you'll immediately run into problems.įlight Simulator is a game where you want to make marginal adjustments, especially if you're trying to line up a turn for a perfect landing. The default sensitivity is helps in getting started, but it's really high. But if you are going to play with an Xbox controller (or Switch/PS4/third-party gamepad), here's a real big tip: Turn your controller sensitivity down.
Microsoft Flight Simulatoris perfectly playable with a controller, and it's something I fully recommend if you're not too worried about getting into the weeds with how realistic the sim can play.
So if that's you, I have one massive piece of advice worth following. And if you're jumping into a flight sim for the first time, you're probably doing so with an Xbox controller. A ton of people will finally be playing Microsoft Flight Simulator.
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