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As you are specifically thinking of VR I would say that flaming cliffs is good because it let's you access multiple aircraft and their cockpits and at a VR level you might not be bothered that they don't have clickable cockpits. Also in terms of optimisation FC3 may not be as demanding. Personally for VR the best experiences I have had are the Mustang and the UH-1 if I was purely flying VR I would consider adding the c101. For VR low and slow is the way to go. I have all the maps but couldn't really say which is better of Persian Gulf or Nevada.

I love the f5e module, the flight model is fun to fly, the systems are fairly simple but as close to life as possible and the module is well made. I would like to perform night ground attack missions such as would have been flown in the Vietnam war by phantoms. I read a great autobiography "war for the he'll of it" that captured my imagination. I dont knkw how they did it in RL. I guess using Tacan navigation I should be able to find a given target at night and then after visually identifying it, I could use dumb bombs, rockets and guns before heading home. The only thing missing would be air to air refuelling. Is this how it would have been done, and would I be better off with a different module.