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Are you a keyboard pecker? By that you only use your two index fingers. We had to learn this in school. I am typing this and not looking at the keyboard. They don't teach this in school anymore?
Controller is the default. You want more immersion? Get a HOTAS. The game is an incredible experience in VR either way.
That said you can always use a controller or HOTAS if you really can't keep your left hand on WASD without staring at it.
Also as stated, motion controls wouldn't work well in Squadrons.
If you can afford a VR HMD but refuse to buy a HOTAS, or even a damn xbox controller, what are you even doing? This makes you sound like a child, foot stomping and all.
Threy're both for the T.16000M but they have other links you may find useful. They're all pretty much of a muchness once you get your head araound it
You just need to be patient and take you time working out which is the best fit for your X52 Pro and your patience will pay off.
I have just got a T.16000M and taken me around a week to map it and get familiar with it in the practice arena, but it's all coming together now
And for anyone struggling with VR Setup - this link really worked well for me: https://www.reddit.com/r/StarWarsSquadrons/comments/jez56v/psa_steps_to_take_to_enjoy_vr/
Hope that helps :)