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I have always used only my laptop keyboard and trackpad to play MSFS 20 and FSX. From it’s introduction, I have noticed that at times during any given flight the sensitivity of keyboard flight controls can become extreme. For example, a single quick tap on a key can cause the plane (Cessna 172) the yoke to jerk left or right, causing the plane to roll in an unusually quick and jerky motion. But this behavior is erratic; during the same flight, the same key press may produce a very muted and more realistic rotation of the yoke. I don’t see any options to correct or adjust this PLUS the behavior is highly inconsistent, destroying the flying experience. And yes, I’m aware the experience may be better with a joystick, but when it works properly I’m perfectly happy flying with a keyboard.
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