By chance, I discovered a way to make flying a jet easier for people like me who are terrible at piloting jets.
I doubt this is necessary for anyone here, but I'm writing it down as a memo in case it might be useful to someone.
The solution was actually quite simple. Reduce stability to the absolute minimum in the pro settings, and conversely, increase responsiveness to the absolute maximum. That was all it took.
The biggest problem faced by someone like me who struggles with piloting jets is the poor turning ability of this category and the resulting confusion caused by the extreme mode designed to compensate for it.
The aforementioned setting significantly alleviates these two issues.
By reducing stability and increasing responsiveness, turning performance is greatly improved, and by properly decelerating and using roll and pitch rather than rudder for turns, most sharp turns can be made without using extreme mode.
Furthermore, the improved turning ability means there's almost no need to use Extreme Mode, so the confusion caused by Extreme Mode simply doesn't occur. That's because during normal turns, the roll angle and pitch angle are limited.
This was an extreme and reckless setting I made in a fit of rage after repeatedly failing to make sharp turns in a jet plane, but ironically, it was an action I wouldn't have taken if I had been calm, an action that went against what I had always thought was the correct setting, and it solved a long-standing problem..
