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IL-2 Sturmovik The famous combat flight simulator.

 
 
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Old 10-14-2010, 09:17 AM
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I can still remember the one and only air-to-air kill I got in Tornado! (in the F3) Seriously though it was best as an air-ground simulator - the mission builder was absolutely fantastic, being able to schedule your AI planes on time on target, all attacking from different directions. I can remember the trill of the RWR receiver. I can also remember trying to get a customised autoexec.bat file and config.sys file that would let me load the programme in base memory - that wasn't so much fun. The manual was good as well, some 200-odd pages long.

Another old-school sim I used to fly was EF-2000. Took me ages to learn how to do the aerial refueling!

+10 several hours spent with ef-2000 ..I remember uneventfull CAP mission flown for 1 hour or more or interception at very low altitude.. great game ,
I found a link about classic combat simulators
http://www.listal.com/list/evolution...ght-simulators
it impressed me cause i spent my youth on most of them since I was 13, how many hours subtracted to homeworks!!
In this list are missing two top games: Aces of pacific and aces over europe!!!great days... but gretest are to come with SOW
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