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I've tried some very good WWII birds on a friend's PC and they have the individual aircraft systems down to a rivet sometimes. The rest can differ depending on the add-on makers: you may easily see freeware aircraft done to a higher standard than payware add-on. The thing with civie flight sims is that it's very modular, so individual designers can decide how much to push the envelope. That means you need to do some research before deciding what to buy. I could easily suggest all A2A products that contain the enhanced accusim module, the FW190s from classics hangar and aerosoft's PBY Catalina. I've flown all of those on various occasions when visiting that buddy of mine and that's how i happened to know enough CEM and then some to transition smoothly to CoD ![]() |
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The accusim Spitfire is the best plane I've flown on a computer. Obviously no guns, but I have no doubt that at this point in time, it's the closest I'll ever get to knowing what it's like to fly a Spitfire.
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P.s. dammit snapper now you have me thinking about a 30" monitor ![]() ![]()
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In fact CoD have far more customization for the pilot than Flight that only had 4 fixed drawings characters XD
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Consider a 120hz monitor before you buy a monitor (read small print and reviews, some 120hz units exaggerate, and true 120 hz may depend on certain factors), there is a nice difference in the viewing quality though, with the 120hz. ![]()
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I'm confussed what good is a 120hz monitor if your graphics card is sending out the picture at 60hz. Does the monitor display the same scene twice per clock?
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That said Ailantd, I fully agree with you. Flight looks complete crap compared to it´s predecessor, if you only put a littly bit of work into fsx. Besides, its arcade anyway... ![]() ![]() ![]() MS Flight, I can only laugh... ![]() Last edited by Fly3; 03-01-2012 at 08:25 PM. |
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My FSX install also looks 10x better then those screenshots of flight (at least 10x) I really don't see what flight can offer to flight sim fans that FSX doesn't do a hell of a lot better, FSX tricked out a little really can be a stunning creature, I love flying my A2A P-47 ( just one of my many "favorite" aircraft) between small airports is Australia with the excellent Orbx add-on and realtime weather as well as some other nice little add-ons, there's some truely stunning scenery to be seen. And before anyone gives me the ol' "pfft no guns = no fun" argument, I haven't been a mad aviation fan since I was old enough to realize what they were because they can "blow stuff up", the sheer lines, power and beauty of aircraft has always been the number on appeal for me, so to fly some of these VERY VERY detailed aircraft around my home country is very satisfying indeed. Of course that said blowing crap up is also a lot of fun too ![]() Last edited by skarden; 03-01-2012 at 08:45 PM. |
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Now when the hardware catches up and a patch or two iron's out what is already a deep sim, many ww2 combat sim pilots will be glad Maddox kept the genre alive(despite lack of support from many in the community) cause we all know microsoft isnt going to save us. Now... bring us the patch so we can fly in formation! lol
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With everything graphics on max it looks like good FSX payware,
but forget FM: the Stearman feels more sluggish but otherwise just like the Icon A5 ! So its seems the FM difference between different aircraft is: more or less sluggish. 100% Arcade. I did not find anything for TrackIR...maybe there is but I deleted it now. Tiny world, water looks more like colored saran wrap...same look generally, but ridiculous FM. Varying the throttle on the Stearman has very little effect...They say even the experienced sim pilot will like it, well that is an outright lie. And sooo expensive add ons...the price of a full FSX for a few islands and a couple more planes ! (no cockpit for the Mustang) I don't think this will fly because it is so very very tame...like looking at nice pictures...maybe for The Sims crowd ?
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