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Reply #15 - Dec 13th, 2003 at 10:48am

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.....Fozzer. Before you or anyone else gets on their moral high horse about what a bloodthirsty lot the CFS community is, please remember that it was suggested, not without good reason, that FS was used for a very unpeaceful purpose not so long ago. Roll Eyes


Hi Doug...!
You are miss-understanding my reason for posting this particular thread... Cry...!

My note was not in regard to the actual "game" of Combat Flight Simulator itself, but more to do with the attitude of some of the members to each other, who play this particular type of game...!
They seem to have an aggression which "generally?" does not appear in the General Aviation forums...!
I really love posting in the Flight Sim Forums in the vain attempt to generate a bit of humour, fun, and light-heartedness, as well as helpfulness to other members... Grin...!
...you know me... Wink...!
It seems as though I am fighting a loosing battle tho'... Cry...!

Cheers all... Grin...!
Paul....(off to the "Train Simulator" Forum for some stress-free, choo-choo chat...)... Wink....LOL...!
...all in good, clean fun... Grin...!

P.S. ...(I do have Combat Flight Simulator 2, Pacific Theater installed on my hard drive..)... Wink...!

 

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Reply #16 - Dec 13th, 2003 at 11:04am

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Hi Doug...!
You are miss-understanding my reason for posting this particular thread... Cry...!

My note was not in regard to the actual "game" of Combat Flight Simulator itself, but more to do with the attitude of some of the members to each other, who play this particular type of game...!
They seem to have an aggression which "generally?" does not appear in the General Aviation forums...!
I really love posting in the Flight Sim Forums in the vain attempt to generate a bit of humour, fun, and light-heartedness, as well as helpfulness to other members... Grin...!
...you know me... Wink...!
It seems as though I am fighting a loosing battle tho'... Cry...!

Cheers all... Grin...!
Paul....(off to the "Train Simulator" Forum for some stress-free, choo-choo chat...)... Wink....LOL...!
...all in good, clean fun... Grin...!

Foz. I don't frequent the CFS3 forum myself as I don't use the sim. I suggest that you happened to pick on a topic with a few apparently hostile & violent remarks. As I mentioned before, I've seen far worse in the FS forums as I'm sure you have if you think about it.
Over the last 4 1/2 years I've found the CFS guys as pleasant & helpful a bunch as you could possibly wish for. A lot of them also enjoy FS. I think the impression you're giving here is completely wrong & I won't hear a word said against them. Wink

PS. I've just carefully read through the topic you gave as an example. There might be a few heated comments but apologies were soon made & accepted. No different to what I've seen 100s of times in the general & FS forums. This is what makes the SimV forums stand out from the others. I really think you're making a big fuss over nothing.
 

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Reply #17 - Dec 13th, 2003 at 12:32pm

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I think the heated comments were aimed at a particular couple of posters who have nothing better to do then make unhelpful remarks about the game etc.

I can imagine that if I was using CFS and came to the forum to get some advice or have a laugh - having lots of these posts about things which help no-one could get up my nerves pretty quickly. I can however see some remarks which are unfortunate and probably could do with removing in this instance....

I don't think that CFS has an affect on people unless they've got no brain Shocked or are too young Undecided..... On the whole most comments Ive seen in the forum are more light hearted and friendly then in of the FS forums.
 
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Reply #18 - Dec 13th, 2003 at 12:42pm

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I think the heated comments were aimed at a particular couple of posters who havev nothing better to do then make unhelpful remarks about the game etc.

For some strange reason, which I never figured out, certain people seem to get heated & take it as a personal insult if anyone dares criticise a particular sim, even if they have perfectly good reasons for doing so. I've seen examples of this phenomenon many times in the FS2002 & FS2004 forums as well as CFS2 & CFS3 (not to mention FS2000) when they were first released. Some threads have turned so nasty they ended up being locked or even deleted. I remember Fozzer himself commenting about the shortcomings of FS9 not so long ago & could probably find the thread if I wished.

I did think about adding my own comments to the thread in the CFS3 forum but knowing how strong feelings can be I thought it wiser to bite my tongue & keep quiet. Fozzer's remarks in this topic make me think I made the correct decision. Roll Eyes Tongue Grin

PS. With the odd exception (you always get the exception) the vast majority of the CFS community is no different from any other online group. A varied assortment of ordinary decent people of all ages from all over the world brought together by one common interest - a fascination with aircraft & aviation. Those more interested in the game than the aircraft when they first start out invariably develop a thirst for knowledge on the history, the people & aircraft involved in a particular conflict. Some youngsters know far more about the history of WWII than me & I've been studying it for over 50 years. I fail to see how this can be considered bad by any stretch of the imagination.
 

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