Stick a good investment?

Also.

Saying I did get a stick, where would I go to learn how to use it?

I'm figuring there must be a technique to it other than the natural response (grab the stick and hold on for dear life) but I can't find anything...
 
Just hold the thing. Put it on your lap, put your fingers on the buttons, grab the stick. You don't need to read up on all the different hand positions, just stick with whatever feels the most natural.
 
I've been wondering about this too. Where can I find xbox360 sticks besides the 80 dollar one made specifically for soul calibur 4? I really want to try one but I won't have 80 bucks for awhile and I'm looking for one a little cheaper.
 
One thing about the stick is, chances are you aren't going to be as good as you were with a pad for quite a while. Imagine how long it took you to get comfortable with a pad (long time ago for some), pretty much you have to do it all over again when you start using a stick.

Though, when I started using a stick for 2d fighters, I was pretty quickly up to par with the level i was at with a controller, but that's just because i never got good using a controller. Keyboard ftw.

In the end, its just practice and internalizing the joystick motions.
 
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