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[Star Wars] Would the off center cockpit design of the Falcon make flying difficult?

It's probably ok for cruisin' the galaxy, but wouldnt it drastically effect precision flying during battles?
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First off, lets remember that the Falcon is based on a  Corellian Engineering Corporation YT-1300, which is a light freighter.  So as far as the original design is concerned if you're in battle, you're doing it really wrong.  Given that, the off-set cockpit isn't a problem worth solving.  
Now, the Falcon itself is modified for smuggling, which means it is more likely to get shot at, but if that happens, you're still doing it wrong.  Even in the more likely case you find yourself in battle here, it's going to be open space and you're going to be trying to run.  So again the off-set cockpit is of minimal concern.  
That said, due to some un-smuggler-like behavior, the ship did find itself in quite a number of pivotal battles, and in some tight quarters, despite the fact that it was never designed for that purpose.  None the less, it acquitted itself quite well, from which we can deduce that a skilled Captain and pilot can overcome the disadvantages of not having the pilot's seat on, or even near, the ship's center of thrust.  
A less experienced crew probably would not have done so well.