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almost definitely want to soften up the air to air refuelling option as its
very difficult and you have to do it quite a lot. Youll also be best turning
on near labels becuase you just cant tell which nearby planes are enemies or
friends in the game - due to graphical limitations - but you would in real
life. Labels help a lot. Also I tend to turn off the more difficult padlock
option where you lose lock if the target goes under your plane - too much
like hard work IMO. Other than that you should try and learn the realistic
avionics/radar but youll probably only use 50% of the functionality like I
do. Similarly I can never remember how to mnaually select communications
channels and the like but you never need it as a rule. So although it looks
difficult you really only need to learn to land/ takeoff, manage the radar,
and use the weapons modes. Most of the other stuff is incidental to the
game.
<jamesarlene@comcast.net> wrote in message
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> It's the most difficult game I've ever owned. That being said, I'm
> gonna have to give up the notion of jumping into this game 'hard-core'
> and soften up the difficulty tabs. Other than, the game is amazing.
> Folks making the jump from a prop sim to this thing are in for a bitter
> sweet pill.
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