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Skybird · 10-06-11, 04:54 AM

Falcon is a very complex campaign simulator, with a pretty complex cockpit and avionics part, too. Free Falcon is visually maybe the, most advance dof that sim (which is around since 1997 in version 4.0 alone), but I tested it just two weeks ago, and found the AI to be extremely baaaah... I therefore stay with the porven Allied Force of Falcon, which is graphically older, but stable both in SP and MP, and does two well-running campaigns.

Falcon is not just Falcon. There are several incarnations around. You can get and install Free Falcon to check the extensive documents. The folder includes the original monster manual of the commercial release from 1997, the RP5 manual as another benchmark in the series, and many more. Hundreds and hundreds of pages.

10-06-11, 04:54 AM	#2
Skybird Soaring Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: the mental asylum named Germany Posts: 40,622 Downloads: 9 Uploads: 0	Falcon is a very complex campaign simulator, with a pretty complex cockpit and avionics part, too. Free Falcon is visually maybe the, most advance dof that sim (which is around since 1997 in version 4.0 alone), but I tested it just two weeks ago, and found the AI to be extremely baaaah... I therefore stay with the porven Allied Force of Falcon, which is graphically older, but stable both in SP and MP, and does two well-running campaigns. Falcon is not just Falcon. There are several incarnations around. You can get and install Free Falcon to check the extensive documents. The folder includes the original monster manual of the commercial release from 1997, the RP5 manual as another benchmark in the series, and many more. Hundreds and hundreds of pages. __________________ If you feel nuts, consult an expert.