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Title: Accurate flight models, but less than stellar game play
Review: CFS: 3 should be a sweet game for those who appreciate realism. On my 2.5 Ghz Pentium 4, w/ 64 MB NVIDA, the scenery is dead on, the flight models are accurate, and when enemy fighters come on, one gets the felling they are right in the middle of a WW II fur ball.That said, campaign mode totaly betrays the CFS: 3's virtues. You can't win. It's as if there is no correlation between what you do on the battlefield and the movement of the campaign. I've run missions where I destroyed not just my target, but several targets, and stayed in the air until all my AI wingmen have destroyed targets as well. No positive change in the battle whatever.Microsoft says on its CFS: 3 website that it has fixes planned in the future, so if you are willing to be a paying beta tester, there are many virtues to the game, but as a complete experience, this game needs improvement.
