As far as the learning curve, that's to be expected in any older game. Come try and play me in rtcw and try and get out of spawn. same concept. Actually, calling me fatty is funny, I'm skinny as a rail. Also, I did used to play rtcw, it was nothing special. What I meant was, the learning curve to ...

hey krom, tebo thank you. the exact answers i was looking for. so console is the typical tilde? I'm sure i'll figure it out.

Descent has a steep learning curve, and as an obvious groundpounder fanboy, you probably couldn't master it anyway. You would probably b.itch and whine the entire time and just make it miserable for everyone else... when they aren't killing you, that is. Then you'd just get mad and leave after ...

that's fine and all, but it really is silly. I guess true Descent-style flight isn't for everyone; oh, well, I guess that's why they put mouse-look in D3 (to appease groundpounders who can't handle playing without super-fast spinning). I just find it interesting that you mentioned Freespace 2 ...

For most Descent pilots, the ability to fly with mouselook on (e.g. allowing players to whip their ships around in a fraction of a second) goes completely against the nature of the game. From the very first incarnation of the game, ships have rotational speeds built into their movement. (Note: It's ...

change the mouse sensitivity ingame: hit f2, configure controller, adjust settings OR from main menu options controller setup etc. custom resolution: add this to the command line: -width 1440 -height 900 -aspect 1.6 see the readme.txt from descent 3 for more settings. Thank you for the custom res ...

first game i've played in a long time that didn't have a player cfg or at least an editable .ini file or something, somewhere. The game is currently unplayable with the mouse settings. It sticks at 0.20, and is still WAY to high even after turning my dpi sens all the way down to 400x400. I need to ...