It needs more players (Right now as of this review the daily peak is 260), but this game is still very much playable and a hell of a lot of fun. Now, if you're looking for an ultra-realistic flight combat sim where you can put on a flight mask and bomber glasses and all that ♥♥♥♥, go play War Thunder. This is a no sweat zone. Arcade-y aerial combat and a decent progression system that, with time, can take you from WW1 planes, to WW2/modern planes with bombs and rockets and machine gun turrets on the back! I also like the slight rpg element with the modules and parts. They're a welcome gameplay element that imo don't really hurt the pvp all that much. Starting out can be slightly jarring, but if you hit alt and look around your ui, things should clear up a bit (more like fill up, but I'm a fast learner, tbh.) Also, hitting F1 allows you to look at which objective you are best suited for (i.e. Attack Fighters and Bombers are pretty good for Garrisons, but fighters and Multipurpose fighters are better at defending them). I'll allow comments on this review and I wanna see if yall would like my in-depth tutorial, although the in-game one is pretty helpful if you pay attention.

It needs more players (Right now as of this review the daily peak is 260), but this game is still very much playable and a hell of a lot of fun. Now, if you're looking for an ultra-realistic flight combat sim where you can put on a flight mask and bomber glasses and all that shit, go play War Thunder. This is a no sweat zone. Arcade-y aerial combat and a decent progression system that, with time, can take you from WW1 planes, to WW2/modern planes with bombs and rockets and machine gun turrets on the back! I also like the slight rpg element with the modules and parts. They're a welcome gameplay element that imo don't really hurt the pvp all that much. Starting out can be slightly jarring, but if you hit alt and look around your ui, things should clear up a bit (more like fill up, but I'm a fast learner, tbh.) Also, hitting F1 allows you to look at which objective you are best suited for (i.e. Attack Fighters and Bombers are pretty good for Garrisons, but fighters and Multipurpose fighters are better at defending them). I'll allow comments on this review and I wanna see if yall would like my in-depth tutorial, although the in-game one is pretty helpful if you pay attention.