Hey Guys,
I used to be part of the old United Pilots Alliance (UPA) back in the day. Just wanted to know if anyone else was jumping on for this. I just purchased the HOTAS and I'm hoping to squad up again with some former players from the old XvT ERA. I don't think I'm the only old timer out here. Hopefully this game lets us set up a Clan vs Clan play to have competitive play against Clans again. I really missed that.
Qui-Jan
XvT vet checking in! Haven’t been this excited since 1999.
Get yourself a CH flightstick/combat/fighterstick and downlod the GOG versions of wing commander 3. No issues with my Win8 laptop and joystick.
Had the entire series of games.
Loved Balance of Power and we got the B-Wing. I hope they add the Z-95 at some point too.
Great to see the community of "veterans" assembled.
Yep 41 here with 3 kids of my own now...
Played Xwing the day it came out back in the 90s
Hey Guys,
I have a quick question for you. I have A PS4 Pro and I'm using the PS4 Thrustmaster HOTAS. There is no place for a mic/headphone jack. How do I hook up my headset?
I know I probably should have looked it up on YouTube or in another forum. But you guys that have answered seem pretty grounded and can give me straight up answer.
I'm slowly going through the missions right now. Really loving the game so far. How about you?
Thanks guys.
Im in it like you, can’t use my headphones when playing with buddies so I end up having to play with the controller which sucks after using the HOTAS. You will need a USB hub, don’t recommend that you buy the clip on type if you have an external HDD connected to the PS4 since it needs to be plugged to one of the native usb ports. The Anker has good reviews Im planning on buying one of those this week.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.androidcentral.com/best-usb-hub-playstation-4%3famp
I played in Local Lan with friends. We don't have internet at that time. We have to move our PC.
My buddy and I were just discussing this... Who would have thought that in our mid 40s we’d still be playing video games?
It’s just a reality of our generation and I’m sure generations moving forward.
The original X-Wing DOS game was the reason I convinced my father to buy me a 486 in college. That investment has paid off though... considering my parents still call me to help them fix their printer. I remember fondly the day my dear old mother asked “what’s ‘right click?’”
