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I had to mention Rise of Flight because it is the most direct competition to OFF. My friend who made the actor comment already has ROF . Granted he lives in St. Petersburg so that really its a mute point here. Now to sim enthusiasts like yourselves, none of this matters. OFF will always have the stigma of being a conversion of an older game whose disks are required for play. OFF overcomes that by showing you the whole war from begining to end and the lives of the pilots. Rise of Flight has the stigma of Not showing you the whole war, but ROF is its own original game that and is the only pruchase you need to have WWI flying fun. Time will prove if my assumptions in the review are correct.

my god that is funny. Maybe Ill paint a Morphine prescription on the side of my plane and see if he takes the bait.

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