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In twenty years of flight simming I've seldom seen anything as cinematic as this
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Best dramatic scenery?
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Aerofly is the best simulator to come about in many many years... since FS... I think its better then X-Plane and FSX. Its only limitation is world scenery (only so much is available) and the SDK for planes lacks information for making things work. Aside from that, it deserves an Emmy, an Oscar for its extreme detail, smoothness in performance, incredible high realism (photographic) terrain, and I could just go on and on.... Two thumbs up, and 10 stars out of 5.
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Is it possible you could model the two people on the bow with the full music playing in the background?
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Great idea! But it might look a bit out of place: Titanic sinking in the desert ;-)
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You can sink things in the desert, believe it or not! I actually saw some partially-sunken freight cars on a trip through the desert on Amtrak's California Zephyr some years ago. What had happened was that there was a flash flood, the ground under the rails was not so solid as had been thought, and the right-of-way collapsed. The only visible remains of the cut of cars were the wheels sticking up out of the sand!
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So I guess what you're saying is: "The ocean is a desert with its life underground and a perfect disguise above" ..and therefore a half submerged Titanic wouldn't look out of place in AeroflyFS2 after all.
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