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Old 07-30-15, 08:47 PM   #6
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Cessna 172
"How hard would it be to fly a light plane, like a Cessna 172?"

"It's easy! I'm 15 and I have 23 hours in a Cessna."

"There is a reason the 172 is one of the most popular trainer."

"A C172 is really easy to fly as it is really stable and forgiving."

You can also fly a 747 in Flight Sim. Good luck landing a real one.

The question was "How real is it?", not "How hard is it?" After years of playing SH3 you could also walk into the Type VII U-boat at Laboe and know where everything is, if not how to work all the switches. My point was not whether you could do it or not, but how it compares with the real experience. It doesn't, but that's not what we play these games for.

As I said, if it feels real to the player, that's all that counts.
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