Review on Thrustmaster Hotas Warthog PC Joystick Controller (Windows) by Bhavin Srivastava ᠌

I have no idea about the copy number - I didn’t sit in the real A-10, but it doesn’t irritate the “cheap” appearance, I even noticed the plastic on the throttle under the palm only to the touch. The backlash of the RUD, at least for me, is insignificant. Pros: ENG: 1. Good accuracy. 2. Lack of dead zones, "jitter" in the area of ​​​​dead zones. 3. Software with a simple GUI editor and a powerful C-like scripting language. 4. To me, with my average hands - everything fits well in size. (Although it may not suit someone, despite the fact that no sizes are configured) Cons below: 1. Need separate pedals. And although the software allows you to combine the RUD and RUS into one virtual usb controller, third-party pedals cannot be connected to it. This will lead to difficulties in games without multi-usb. 2. Advantages 1 and 2 do not apply to the "slew control" - a finger touch on the throttle. Firstly, it is small, and it is difficult for them to "steer" accurately, and secondly, the accuracy and frequency of polling the sensors on it is lame (even when set to a free view, it gives noticeable twitches). Only "slew control" remains to be assigned to yaw in, for example, BF3. Not a separate joy for BF3 on the table to keep. 3. A little annoying was the "warm" plastic under the palm on the throttle, in contrast to the "cold" metal RUS. 4. The ore is heavy (3-4 kg, it seems), but it still rides on the table. ENG is slightly less. Well, it should be fixed. Mounting holes are available.