Test: Einzeltest: Combat Flight Simulator 3
Zitat: The shortcomings that I have noted do not necessarily mean CFS3 is not worth your time. CFS3 does contain some pretty impressive features; it is definitely a step forward in PC flight simulations even with its flaws. If improved campaigns and flight models ever become available, the true capability of CFS3 will be realized. Until then what you see is what you get! This leads me to the most difficult part of this article; trying to answer the important question most of our readers have.. "Should I purchase this game?" The answer is… that depends on what you like, what you want, and what you expect from CFS3. If you’re a hardcore flight sim pilot, and a stickler for technical/historical accuracy with a preference for games like Falcon 4.0, Rowan’s Battle of Britain, and Jane’s F/A-18… I don’t think you will be happy spending $50.00 -$55.00 US on this product in its current condition. I would recommend you wait until the rumored patch becomes available and reevaluate the purchase then. A caveat to this recommendation is if you can find CFS3 cheap, grab it and hope the dedicated CFS community will provide improvements in the near future. This is not as impossible as it sounds.. I found it on sale at a major office supply store for $29.99. A big discount like that soon after a product’s release may not be good news for Microsoft… I wonder if sales are meeting expectations? If your tastes include ‘soft’ or arcade style flight simulations, like Crimson Skies and NovaLogic’s F-16, I think you will enjoy CFS3. The graphics are great and it has a fair amount of fun factor as is; just make sure you have a powerful enough computer to run it before you drop the cash. I have read several complaints on our forums from folks that really thought they could get away with the minimum hardware requirements printed on the box. I personally would recommend a minimum of a 1.0 GHz CPU and GF2/VooDoo 5 5500. A computer with anything less is going to have a very hard time with CFS3.