The configuration of Eagle Strike Sky 2, how to control the control of Eagle Strike Sky 2?

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The arrow keys represent (up), pull up, fly up (down), push down, dive (left), and the first-person view is counterclockwise tumbling.

The third-person view, i.e. pressing the left ctrl, is built to fly to the left.

Right) The first-person view is a clockwise tumble.

The third-person view is to press the left ctrl to build a right turn to fly.

Q is the left translation flight (that is, the translation in CS, of course, it is not as exaggerated as in CS) E is the right translation flight.

A is changed to ** D to lock on to the target F said that the popular point is that when you are locked by the enemy missile, the point will save the day.

W is accelerator acceleration S is brake, that is, the engine stops for a short time (this key is very useful, and the skill action depends on him, and I will talk about it later).

c is to switch the main angle of view outside the fuselage and inside the cabin There is also a level (I don't know what it's called, it's the one with an angle prompt).

The left CTRL is to transform into a third-person perspective (this perspective is recommended for close combat), and the left alt is used to assist in the design of the path (mostly used to hit ground targets, that is, the target is blocked by a building or something, and cannot be directly hit by a missile, use this to build a follow-up path provided by the system to complete the altitude of the aircraft, dive, and then complete the target).

The most important ones are the spacebar, missile launch button, and left shift cannon key.

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The console version of "Eagle Strike Sky 2" has been released, and PC players will have to wait until October, but IGN has already given the score of the work, only points, of course, the lack of "Eagle Strike Sky" in the former state is also only a score, which does not affect the popularity of the work. I also experienced the xbox360 version in advance, as for the picture, except for a few terrain scenes taken by satellites, which look quite spectacular and real, the other scenes feel like they don't have much advantage over their predecessors. We'll continue to wait for the PC version to see if there will be a big difference.

However, the gameplay is much richer than in the first generation, and the AC130's mode will remind you of the scenes of Modern Warfare 2, and the take-off and landing operations are quite interesting. Here's what IGN has to say about each item:

Overall feeling: "Eagle Strike 2" has an excellent UI and a good game story, but the menu design is a bit tangled, and the navigation effect is not good.

Picture performance score: The effect of the plane is not bad, but the picture quality of "Eagle Strike 2" is really not complimentary. There are also some inexplicable issues when switching scenes.

Sound performance scores: Rigid "Michael Bay"**, but the sound effects are decent in terms of the gaming experience, with detailed sound effects when the plane stalls and locks onto the target.

Hands-on experience points: The control sense Genchang didn't have the effect Ubisoft expected, but the flight control stick was a good thing.

Playability: All campaigns support co-op mode, which is about 16-20 hours of gameplay, as is the case in Arcade mode and PvP mode.

Overall Rating: Points. Final comment: Rating Eagle Strike 2 is not an easy task, because the most important thing about the game itself is the flying experience. If you don't have a professional controller and want to play a fun action game, Eagle Strike 2 isn't the best choice.

But if you're a fan of flight sims and have flight stick peripherals, you can try Eagle Strike 2, a flight battle mode with professional simulators.