RISE OF FLIGHT "WHERE IT ALL BEGAN"... My very first flight sim!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- Going back and playing my very first flight sim game called "RISE OF FLIGHT." This free to play game takes place during the great war where aircraft where used for the very first time in combat. Not sure how I found this game the first time but it still to this day is a lot of fun... So be sure to check it out! ENJOY!
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It's now Flying Circus and it's bigger than ever and still being updated.
Lol I just looked it up on steam! Love the fact that you can fly in you living room
Too bad Flying Circus doesn’t have the depth of Rise of Flight.
@@DTMCRAZYGAMING you saw the wrong game, its called IL-2 Sturmovik: Flying Circus Volume 1
The Sopwith Camel is a British aircraft it was one of the most successful planes to be used during the great war.
Thank you for saying this.
This is how it works with yanks. Everything good was made by America, and all quotes from everyone from Sun Tzu to Voltaire is ascribed to Jefferson and Franklin... The US was a third world country until the end of ww2, but memory is short.
Go to town guys
The cannons were not "synced" up to the propeller or engine. There was a Cam-like device that would stop the gun from firing when the prop was approaching the bullet/prop collision position (for lack of a better description coming to my mind at the moment).
That right! I remember seeing that on a history channel video years ago
Oh you are youngsters...Red Baron on Amiga 600. :)
Oof I guess I am 🫠
SoloFlight or FS2 (still by Sublogic back then) on the C64.
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My first one, was probably Red Baron from early 90s, then Aces of the Pacific, Jane's ATF, WW2 fighters, USAF, Warbirds, Dawn of Aces, MS Combat flight simulator, Attack Squadron, IL2 Sturmovik, Cliffs of Dover, Rise of Flight, Battle of Stalingrad. they made loads of great games in the late 90s - especially Jane's. Then all of the sudden, they dies out, and IL2 took over the serious combat, MS flight sim took the civilian side, and War thunder took the arcade type games.
I’ve heard of it
It's up on the tube. Still looks quite pretty even though it's a 30y o DOS game:
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The first proper one I few was the mighty European Air War by Microprose.
This guy deserves a sub
Thank you welcome to the channel!
My first was either FS 98 or MS Combat Flight Sim, can't remember which one I bought first. I still prefer RoF over Flying Circus, more choice of planes.
M first flight sim was turboprop on my Phone and after that my first computer flight sim was roblox if that counts, if not then dcs was it
Rise of Flight was one of my firsts too. Forever a classic
It also has a pre ww1 plane, i believe the first ever passenger plane modified to a bomber.
Not a game, a real ww1 sim. Some people rate the planes more then in il-2 flying Circus.😮
Loved Rise of Flight. Once Flying Circus was released, never looked back.
Seems like everyone likes Flying Circus. I’ll have to give it a try
You really should. Please share your thoughts when you do.
Flying Circus lacks the depth of Rise of Flight. Just slightly prettier.
As some have already mentioned, the is "a part two" of sorts, in that the Devs have integrated as "Flying Circus" into the IL2-Great Battles series. And I love to see, that recently they put more focus on Flying Circus. It uses the same engine as ROF, but cranked up to 11 and is slowly but surely getting the Map and the early planes done. Right now it's focused on the late war, but Vol.3 will bring stuff from 1916 and will finish the map.
But just this week I went back to a little career in ROF and I have to say, at least for now ROF holds up and does stuff, that isn't yet in FC. Not just planes, but little details in the career and the entire channel map (I hope they will integrate the channel map into the western front map of FC at some point, make it one giant map, like in wings over flanders fields)
Especially given the low entry cost (even if you buy every plane for ROF, it's like 30 bucks in sales, compared to like 30-50 per FC volume, of wich there are three and probably more to come), ROF is up to this day a good starting point.
It can be a bit clunky at points, doesn't look as brilliant as FC, but still gorgeous in the right moments, but you can try it for free (it even works decent with a game pad, after a little tweaking, that's how I started, although it's much better with a joystick and all that), it's just 15Gb, doesn't need a powerful PC to run, is dirt cheap in sales and just as immersive as FC (doesn't suport VR, tho).
So even if I don't play it as often anymore, since FC is picking up pace, I can still highly recommend it and some times even over FC!
Also the Camel was a British build, the only thing able to fly the Americans had when joining the war, was the hot air coming out of their mouths when promising 20k american build planes by the end of 1917. The US flew French and British machines for the entire war. The US air force (not THE air force, it wasn't founded yet, but like the army and navy air troops) really was nothing more but a shit show up until WW2 forced their hand to cut the crap and git gut. (I'm talking on a organisation level, NOT about the skill or bravery of the pilots)
Can’t agree more with everything you have said! 😬👍
My first sim was Chuck Yeager’s air combat 1991
Chuck Yeager's Advanced Flight Trainer, PC Dos. From there; Sopwith, F29 Retaliator, LHX, Dogfight, Su27 Flanker, and the list goes on. Rise of Flight is Gold!
PS- I checked and I bought the game and some of the aircraft in May 2013! I'ts been 10 years :)
Other than a pile of Janes Flight Sim/Games, one of first multiplayer flight games beyond Janes WWII Fighters was by Microprose called European Air War. It was an excellent flight sim/game.
I’ll have to check it out. Thanks for sharing
The Sopwith camel is british
the camel was a British aircraft
It's cool how in this game, when planes hit the ground, they don't explode, but just dig into the ground
Can I ask what you are using for your visual (ability to track) your opponents and see your surroundings? This is a great video and this really a fun game to play.
TrackIr 5
Red Baron is my first
camel a british aircraft
Oh and I played The Dam Busters PC/DOS a lot as a child. I didn't understand the game back then, very complex for a kid.
Start off young!
These are always fun to watch!
Glad to hear that you like it 😋👍
i just play career, don't mind for online anymore. so im on ROF every weekend.
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I read the reviews on that one, a lot of people were bringing up that the game was spyware.
Yea its an old game!
Want to fly the best WW1 flight sim, look up Wings over Flanders Field. Absolutely blows everything else out of the water.
My first flight sim was actually a C-64 game called "Chuck Yeager´s Advanced Flight Trainer". When I was like 12 or 13 years old I spent my entire summer holidays going through half the city, where I worked five days a week cleaning the shop windows of a big retail business building, so that I could earn the money to buy that C-64 and the simulator, which was my first game ever.
blue max if you consider it a flight simulator
I’ll have to check it out! I’m not familiar with that one
falcon 4.0 is my first flight sim. im getting a better PC soon to master DCS Flight sims will make us broke tbh
My first flight simulator ever was the Psion Flight Simulator for ZX spectrum. It was released in the year of 1982 - 8 years before I was born. Now I play DCS:World
My was LOMAC with the Su25T,fell in love with the genre since then
My first flight sim was River Raid on Atari 2600.
Does anyone know how I can put a livery on any German aircraft in Rise Of Flight? Is there any knowledge or application to paint the aircraft?
The Camel was a British made Aircraft.
I suggest to get IL2: Flying Circus. I think it is being done by the original 777 team.
Is it really! That interesting… it’s just a shame to dish out $80 for vol. 1
@@DTMCRAZYGAMING Sales bring it down to $20
@@No.10_SopwithMan good to know!
The first flight game that I played was WW2: Wings Of Duty on the tablet. It looked terrible, controls were wonky, and sounded bad but when I was younger I thought it was a amazing game. It really kickstarted me into playing flight simulators today. I mostly played the P-40 in that game and caused me to love that aircraft. Now I play DCS and IL-2 because my interest in these amazing flight simulators, and aviation as a whole, was all because of a terrible mobile game lol.
Nice I’ll have to check out wings of duty. Im always seeing what games are out there… good or bad
Flight simulator 95
My first flight sim was LHX on DOS PC. Well, i wanna play that now :D
Definitely give it a try!
We were playing it with my buddy in "multiplayer" one was gunner and other one was pilot. Lots of fun.@@DTMCRAZYGAMING
@@miestnykovboj2932 Nice!!! Gotta try that myself one time
On the same 486 PC :D@@DTMCRAZYGAMING
dude I really love your videos, i been playing flight sims for years but your stuff always reinvigorates my passion for this stuff :)
That’s awesome to hear! Glad your enjoying my vids… more are on the way!
WAR THUNDER
Not a sim.
True@@CAL1MBO
1st FlightSim: Red Baron or Comanche - don't know what was first, but i remember playing Red Baron a lot as a child.
Then IL-2 Sturmovik - break from Sims
Then Rise of Flight - break from Sims
Then MS Flight Simulator 2020, shortly after that: DCS World
Then discovered IL-2 Flying Circus and still playing DCS.
That’s a long line of flight sims! 😳
@@DTMCRAZYGAMING Well, it was on and off for the most part. Playing it as good as i can with my limited HOTAS, then losing interest. Then finding a new sim. So i never got really good at any. I love to learn it tho. DCS is the one sim that is keeping me interested for the longest period of time, but still im not any good. Just having fun to learn and do basic stuff.
My first one was msfs X with my father when i was a couple months old. I was the excuse for my father to play msfs X.
The problem with this game is that way try to aim or move with the plane using the mouse or other controller... its just a bit bad to play. its not like War thunder sim or il2 sturmovik.