MS FS2004 or Combat FS3 or Age of Empires II - Page 2

lesrae · 12-29-05, 12:47 PM

a) Haven't played it, but I have the original one and it's fun.

b) Got it - love it, I spend hours flying around the Scottish mountains (home) and it can be updated with patches, mods etc. off the net.

c) Got it - good if you like that sort of thing, the random maps keep it going for a lot longer than campaigns.

I'd go for FS2004 - you can get really immersed and learn to navigate etc, or mess about and fly anywhere in the world, pyramids, statue of liberty anything you like.

Edit - should have read all the posts, that HW sounds good, but my opinion still stands!

Wim Libaers · 12-29-05, 02:28 PM

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Originally Posted by vois2

c) Microsoft Age of Empires II: The Age of Kings

Definitely not this one. It is not bad, but it is much better together with the expansion "The Conquerors" which adds a few civilizations and important interface improvements, and there is a cheap gold edition that has both. I don't think you can get the expansion separately nowadays, so it makes sense to get them together.

TLAM Strike · 12-29-05, 02:57 PM

My pic would be FS 2004. There are a lot of fantastic add ons out there. Project Fokker (The F70 and F100 Regional Jet), The T-45 Goshawk from DSB (also their T-38, F-5, Hawk and F-20 packages are awsome!), the Hawker Hunter by Dave Garwood, the Dash 8 and CRJ from Premier Aircraft Design, Folland Gant by Brian Franklin, Su-27B/UB/Su-30MKK Package by Bill Wolfgen (Bear Studios), Soko Galeb by Goran Savic, Aermacchi MB326H by David Friswell, MI-24V Hind E Tim "Piglet" Conrad, heck the Lear 45 that comes with FS 2004 is great!

12-29-05, 10:45 PM

After two years of hold-ups, I finally got myself FS2004 for Christmas. I'm currently taking a (slow) tour of the USA in my old DC-3. Lots of fun!

12-29-05, 12:47 PM	#16
lesrae Grey Wolf Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Somerset, UK. Posts: 932 Downloads: 31 Uploads: 0	a) Haven't played it, but I have the original one and it's fun. b) Got it - love it, I spend hours flying around the Scottish mountains (home) and it can be updated with patches, mods etc. off the net. c) Got it - good if you like that sort of thing, the random maps keep it going for a lot longer than campaigns. I'd go for FS2004 - you can get really immersed and learn to navigate etc, or mess about and fly anywhere in the world, pyramids, statue of liberty anything you like. Edit - should have read all the posts, that HW sounds good, but my opinion still stands! __________________ DOLPHIN 38

12-29-05, 02:57 PM	#18
TLAM Strike Navy Seal Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Rochester, New York Posts: 8,633 Downloads: 29 Uploads: 6	My pic would be FS 2004. There are a lot of fantastic add ons out there. Project Fokker (The F70 and F100 Regional Jet), The T-45 Goshawk from DSB (also their T-38, F-5, Hawk and F-20 packages are awsome!), the Hawker Hunter by Dave Garwood, the Dash 8 and CRJ from Premier Aircraft Design, Folland Gant by Brian Franklin, Su-27B/UB/Su-30MKK Package by Bill Wolfgen (Bear Studios), Soko Galeb by Goran Savic, Aermacchi MB326H by David Friswell, MI-24V Hind E Tim "Piglet" Conrad, heck the Lear 45 that comes with FS 2004 is great! __________________

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12-29-05, 10:45 PM	#19
Sailor Steve Stowaway Posts: n/a Downloads: Uploads:	After two years of hold-ups, I finally got myself FS2004 for Christmas. I'm currently taking a (slow) tour of the USA in my old DC-3. Lots of fun!