best flight simulator

BUGGER · 2003-07-25, 07:06 PM

Some of u play em right? I wana know which one is really good cause mine kinda....aint working now an its kinda pissing me off.....

and if ya got the rudder-pedals, throttle, an of course joystick, where could i find that brand or whatever that is, and how much does it cost/

.....jw......i got stuff on me mind.....

/edit/ i kinda want current planes too......no techno or oldy planes......i could d/l the combat flight simulator2 from a friend anytime.....since he doesn't use it....but give me almost anything.

Squeeky · 2003-07-25, 07:10 PM

Reading that message really hurt my brain. Run your post through a spell check before you post man

Aces High is a good WW2 flight sim. 15 bucks a month but you can re-download the 2 week trial over and over. Aces High 2 is also in development and set for release in late 2003 i think

http://www.hitechcreations.com/

BUGGER · 2003-07-25, 07:18 PM

yay, 3-4 hours till my 56k finishs d/ling the demo.

Navaron · 2003-07-25, 07:54 PM

Get the new MSFS 2004 coming out soon.

I used to know a great set of rudders and what not but I forgot them, try google.

I'm a licensed pilot, and most of the stuff from the shelves sucks, but MSFS is about as good as it gets for under $500.

Squeeky · 2003-07-25, 07:55 PM

You're a licensed pilot? When i'm 16 i'm gonna take lessons

Navaron · 2003-07-25, 07:57 PM

Start saving your money.

Squeeky · 2003-07-25, 07:59 PM

I'm blessed with a great Grandmother who has loads of cash and trades in the stock makret, so she wouldn't mind at all.

Peacemaker · 2003-07-25, 08:02 PM

Pilot lessons run around 2000 - 2500 dollars all together, Nav I didnt know you were a pilot. You are now on my cool list. (I fly too)

Navaron · 2003-07-25, 08:14 PM

To get your ppl it will cost you about 4200$, but your SPL is about 2300. It all depends what you want to do with it. Why the fuck wasn't I on your cool list before?

BUGGER · 2003-07-25, 08:15 PM

when i'm no longer a "kid" and i dont wana be a racecar driver, i think i'm going to the navy or sumtin.....stupid tv ad made me think it.....lik when i'm don with highskool i think i wana go an fly.....and blow up stuff at the same time.

I'm a licensed pilot, and most of the stuff from the shelves sucks, but MSFS is about as good as it gets for under $500.

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O: i didnt kno u fly, i mean maybe if i blew u up ingame u would, but kool. and i'll get msfs.....when i get $500.....i hate labor laws.....and even tho i do treecuting.....it gets painful when logs suddenly roll over u....plus my saw is broken.

Mtx · 2003-07-25, 08:17 PM

Originally posted by Peacemaker
Pilot lessons run around 2000 - 2500 dollars all together, Nav I didnt know you were a pilot. You are now on my cool list. (I fly too)

Wow, that's a lot cheaper than I thought it was.

Guess I'll have to live up to my sig and steal a shuttle.

Kaikou · 2003-07-25, 08:22 PM

flight simulator if you want to fly non combat planes around in a realistic fashon, probably...thats that game called...Lock on? can't remember...somewhat new if you want combat simulator type with current planes

Onizuka · 2003-07-25, 08:56 PM

i have flight sim 2000 pro and 2003 pro and I LOVE IT.

I read teh whole manual and am very good at flying them now.... love the realism.

AztecWarrior · 2003-07-25, 09:19 PM

IL-2 Sturmovik: Forgotten Battles kicks ASS as a WW2 flight sim. But you don't like oldy planes. Lock On Modern Air Combat is going to be good present day combat simulator, but its not out yet.

I consider non-combat flight sims to be excessively boring.

Navaron · 2003-07-25, 09:26 PM

IL-2 may be as realistic as MSFS, and I just got it out of the bargain bin 2 days ago. It's insanely realistic. VERY GOOD GAME.

And FT time depends on what license you're trying to get.