Office Casual

I have been very happy with the current yoke, but there are a few things that would be welcomed additions: 1.) ability to adjust yoke tension 2.) rotation up to 90 degrees in each direction* *I know the amount of rotation varies from aircraft to aircraft, so it would be great if the max rotation could be set at different values to simulate different aircraft (I fly Cessna 150s and 172s, and it always seems odd controlling them with the CH yoke in simulators because the yoke doesn't rotate a full 90 degrees). I'm not sure how this would be implemented though. As for force feedback - it never felt right to me (at least in the games I've used it in). I guess it's up to personal preference though. -Adam

It's as if you read my mind with this post. You mentioned that tower and ground communications have been reworked. Is adding services such as ATIS, clearance delivery, and approach control (or their Russian equivalent) being considered. I know military sims usually don't model such things, but it would add a whole new level of realism and make the world feel a little more "alive". -Adam

"Are you ready to dispense quick justice with plausible deniability in a cost effective way?" I sure am... -Adam

If I do end up adding more RAM, is it best to stick with the same manufacturer of my current RAM, or is it alright to mix and match? -Adam

I've been following the development of Black Shark since the beginning (long time forum lurker), and with the release approaching I'm considering an upgrade. Now I don't have much money to spend (currently in college) so I thought that adding more RAM to my system would be the most economical choice. My current set up: P4 3.0Ghz 800FSB 1GB PC3200 Radeon X800XL 256 I run Flaming Cliffs fine with this, but I'm thinking of adding one to two gigs of RAM. Will I see a noticeable difference with this addition, or will my processor / video card just act as a bottleneck. Basically - would the purchase be justifiable. -Adam