Subject: Re:Flying Lessons?
Username: Douken

Honestly, its simply a case of practice makes perfect. Take the time to adjust to your sensitivity and focus on your straight lines before you worry about more advanced moves. Also, be weary of the sky box. Can't make maps infinitely massive. Then again, I'm surprised they haven't put any AAM or the such to prevent players from cheesing maps and just flying to the key points if its not a dungeon map.

... I guess most of my advice is kind of had to work with depending on your type of wings, now that I think about it. Mine's more like a jet pack wings so I guess I could have more general control. Still, learning how they move takes time.

Oh, but don't bother trying to do tricks like aileron rolls while trying to turn. You will get sick. Fast.

Subject: Re:Flying Lessons?
Username: Douken

In all honesty... I have no actual clue. I mean, I've never put in the effort to buy a second pair just to see a difference and its not like the wings and feather are on rent to try it out. In my head, though, I feel like they would have differences. I mean, think about it: If you want to "hover" with wings, you got to constantly flap to keep at that relative space with a bit of bobbing, but a jet pack just needs the constant output and feel more stable.

Again, this is all just my head space. Its not like I can walk up to CC Corp and ask them specifically how they all work.

Subject: Re:Flying Lessons?
Username: Douken

Hmm... Let me think... Ah, I think I got a good spot. May also see how determined you can be at this.

If you are truly down for it, though, then why don't you meet me at Θ Passing Eternal Two Wings? Has some fun flavor with the name, too, don't you think? In which case, I should probably get going to catch you there, so see you soon.