HoSaS Control Setup Overview - Thrustmaster 16000 and Logitech 3D Extreme Pro in Star Citizen 3.23 

@@jamesgraham2961 absolutely. I’ll do another round. I’ve been playing using my overkill setup to see what’s easy, what’s needed, and what slows you down using joysticks with master modes…if that’s makes sense. I appreciate your feedback! Here is an early spoiler …. I am happy to say that the master modes are a game changer in every way, and it’s taken me some time to really process all the options. Xeno threat and the new industrial game play really helped me dial in what works best. It added a lot more confusion at first but it makes it a lot user friendly and that’s going to be my focus for the upcoming video series and configs The affordable stick options even more viable. I’m firmly committing to the idea that stick(s) especially are optional now. Fun? Hell yes, needed absolutely not, and if someone wants to spend 35, 70, 150ish, or 500+ the results are about the same in function. It’s more about what someone wants their setup to be. You definitely don’t need to spend much. And now I would say you should tailor your buying choice based in type of game play you like best and how much money you are putting into “fake ships” as noobifier says it. One of my current goals I’m adding for the channel will be to show the differences between practical, Casual, and enthusiastic overkill immersion options and where the diminishing returns really are CIG has made it much easier for non-stick options so it’s getting really easy to add a 1-2 other controls of any sort (like a Logitech, TM, GameGlass, or Voice Attack) and get a huge boost in immersion and performance. On stream I’ll be flying my overkill full immersive setup as I want to try it all out for the neuroscience aspect, but don’t let that fool you. I’m only needing a single stick for the actual game play stuff. The multi control is really for pushing the brain growth and rewiring n evolution state via called neuron plasticity using bilateral movement (using both right and left parts of body and mind in immersive experience) as my PhD is in psychology and neuroscience, and I’m merging my work, my passions, and my play together