Captain Midnight

We'll, good luck. I'll watch the sale to see if it gets within my price range.

Same here. Modules are still to expensive.

THIS. People who have 38 posts shouldn't come on a forum to inform everyone else how they should act. You're just embarrassing yourself.

I HATE Starforce. It CONSTANTLY asks for new activation even though I never change anything on my machine. Most paranoid copy protection I've ever seen!

A-10C has seat adjuster. Left at hud level, attached to the frame.

For me, it would be the A-10C, because once you learn those controls, they kind of carry over to the F-16 / F-18.

Don't make me break out the Big Book of British Smiles.

As Tirak said, depends on what you want. First, Helicopter or Plane? Second, prop or turbojet? Third, Fighter or Attack? My two favorites are A-10C and Black Shark.

One. Black Shark. Still working on the ABRIS. Somewhat proficient on the A-10C, but its a lot more complicated.

Yep, basically anti-armor is either explosively formed penetrator comprised of a copper jet at about 1 million atmospheres of pressure or a depleted uranium rod. Both penetrate the armor of tanks. Mavericks and other missiles have the copper jets. Sabot rounds use the rods. Anti-material is just HE or HEDP. High explosive. Usually in high caliber shells or grenades.

Yeah, the Su-25 is a little primative in this modern age, but it still Kicks Butt! Its the AK-47 of the Air!

Too bad. That's about the only way I can afford modules. Hope they have another one. And yeah, nice as they are, the prices still look high. EDIT: Actually, only a few are at 40% off. A lot at about 20% off. Anyway, thanks for the free su-25. Its something nice to play with. Being a poor American sucks.

Arma 3 is That a Way --> I think that's more what your looking for. Most Battlefield players are put off by the 700 page instruction manuals. :music_whistling: THIS!

Yeah! Me too. Waiting on the sales. I just can't afford $50 for one plane, we'll simulated though they may be.

I'd like to enter! I haven't been able to afford a module yet! Thank you for your generosity!