Wow, I've been flying in YSF for what feels like over a decade. Up until recently it was just a game I installed on my parent's computer and would play when I went home.
One thing I love about the game is that they nailed the F-22's thrust vectoring and supermanueverability. I play the game with a keyboard and a mouse (as opposed to a HOTAS setup), and after all these years flying the F-22 I'm proud to say I can execute stalls, a Pugachev's Cobra, and more maneuvers.
I'm not your typical gamer (I don't own a console, and I own 2 games on Steam that I never play), but YSFlight has been my "Come To Jesus" moment for recreational simulation. If you're on the fence about downloading it, I encourage you to do it. You will not be disappointed.
One thing I love about the game is that they nailed the F-22's thrust vectoring and supermanueverability. I play the game with a keyboard and a mouse (as opposed to a HOTAS setup), and after all these years flying the F-22 I'm proud to say I can execute stalls, a Pugachev's Cobra, and more maneuvers.
I'm not your typical gamer (I don't own a console, and I own 2 games on Steam that I never play), but YSFlight has been my "Come To Jesus" moment for recreational simulation. If you're on the fence about downloading it, I encourage you to do it. You will not be disappointed.