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ForDLaz
08-04-2008, 11:55 AM
Does Phoenix have a "follow" view? I really like that feature in Realfight and AFPD
Unless you plan to find a way to fly behind your heli in real life its a pointless feature.
helical
08-04-2008, 07:19 PM
It does not have a view option like that.
mewsikman
08-04-2008, 07:32 PM
Reflex does...
I totally agree with HFG
perry59
08-04-2008, 11:01 PM
Unless you plan to find a way to fly behind your heli in real life its a pointless feature.
A very good point(less), but it would be kinda cool if you just wanted to take a sunday stroll through the countryside :D
Buzzkill
08-05-2008, 04:28 AM
Unless you plan to find a way to fly behind your heli in real life its a pointless feature.
Ever thought maybe the guy wants to do FPV flying?
A response like this doesn't answer the question and frankly turns people away from the Phoenix forum. Why don't you correct his spelling or tell him to do a search on the topic?
I don't think the poster asked for your opinion on the feature offered by other sims but , was in fact asking if Phoenix had it.
If I'm wrong I'll apologize.
Reflex does...
Wrong. Except on that one 80's 3d "scenery".
Pointless, game-like feature. Phoenix is a professional model flight simulator.
Relax there Buzzkill, there is no reason to attack me. I did answer the OP's question. My response also answered an unasked question, alot of newbs think this type of view will help which of course it doesn't.
A very good point(less), but it would be kinda cool if you just wanted to take a sunday stroll through the countryside :D
Google Earth has a plank sim built-in.
I wonder if they will ever include an egg-beater?
Buzzkill
08-05-2008, 05:24 PM
Unless you plan to find a way to fly behind your heli in real life its a pointless feature.
What part of this answers the question?
It does not have a view option like that.
This is answering the question.
smokin3000gt
08-05-2008, 08:25 PM
I think you both need a lil bit more luv in your heart(s) :D
Buzzkill
08-05-2008, 09:23 PM
Ya, I need a hug
What part of this answers the question?
This is answering the question.
Wether he realizes it or not HFG usually seems to have a little attitude/sarcasm/comtempt in most of his answers, especially to noobs that are asking questions that are obvious to experienced people. After a while you get used to it and ignore it, but if you're not familiar with his style it's like a slap in the face. One of my first visits here to this forum I read a nearly identical answer to some poor person looking for advice, and I thought "oh boy" what a great place this is, but not everyone is like that.
Take the good with the bad :)
Buzzkill
08-05-2008, 11:45 PM
Wether he realizes it or not HFG usually seems to have a little attitude/sarcasm/comtempt in most of his answers, especially to noobs that are asking questions that are obvious to experienced people. After a while you get used to it and ignore it, but if you're not familiar with his style it's like a slap in the face. One of my first visits here to this forum I read a nearly identical answer to some poor person looking for advice, and I thought "oh boy" what a great place this is, but not everyone is like that.
That's why I posted what I did.
Well this is just who I am, I am very direct and sarcastic. I am just not the kind of person who will hold you hand while i help you, would you prefer no help at all ? I post help on alot of forums so i don't always have the time or feel like putting in the effort to type out something long winded or sugar coated.
perry59
08-06-2008, 11:07 AM
But Capi, we Americans are used to having EVERYTHING sugar-coated :roll:
"Tell us some bad news, but make it sound good"