So about 6 months ago during the summer sale I bought the basic Battle Of Stalingrad within 30 minutes of playing the game i saw there was a P40 and I bought it instantly I then got my dad and we played this game for hours.
I learned about all sorts of things I never knew such as cowl flaps, gun convergence, and engine managment. The one thing I want people to understand is that if the Developers made everything free but the base game they would not make any money, It takes months of Studying and flying and interviewing pilots and Modeling and sound mixing and hundreds of other factors to make a single plane, Let alone a map. This is a Expensive game, Not gonna lie, But if you really just want to fly a huge assortment of planes then get The developers have every right to make new planes cost money.
It just is not possible for them to make a living expanding there game for free. After learning as much as i have from this sim my dad is taking me on my first real flight lesson. I Really enjoy this game and i highly recommend it.
You need to listen to me. Really fun game, brings back memories from when I was little and played a lot of WWII flight simulation games. I remember being and my mom not letting me play the original strumovik because of the word "hell" in the dialogue. The DLC may be a hefty price, however the love put into this game is immense. Do you like spending 65 dollars on a game, and then finding out that you actually only bought a fraction of it and the rest needs to be purchased through DLCs? I don't!
If I had known there were only 8 playable planes and 30 more that you have to pay hundreds of dollars to access all of, I wouldn't have bought this in the first place. I use to fly Il2 Pacific Fighters and when I was growing up. My work and living situation for the last 10 years resulted in in me putting flights sims in stasis. Recently I have found the time and space to return to flights sims. I initially tried with DCS and although I was prepare to spend the time to get past the steep learning curve, I was disapointed in the lack of single player substance.
Battle of Stallingrad which i own allow you to control 8 planes. Every expansion adds additional 8 planes and cost like full price game. On top of that you have bunch of single plane DLC's wihich are not cheap as well.
If you're looking for a truly immersive and intense vr experience then this is what you want. This is a review from a long-time Combat Flight Simulator player, so maybe not too helpful for those starting out. On 17 November , the development team announced several new titles for that third IL-2 generation and that the generation would be called IL-2 Great Battles series.
The exception being Steam, which requires the purchase of the Battle of Stalingrad before purchasing any of the other modules. The first simulator in the series, released on 19 November IL-2 Sturmovik: Battle of Moscow was released in IL-2 Sturmovik: Battle of Kuban was released in IL-2 Sturmovik: Battle of Bodenplatte was released in Tank Crew is compatible with all other World War II combat flight simulation modules in the Great Battles series: while some users are playing an online game on the simulated tank crew seats, others can seat on simulated cockpits and fly on board simulated aircraft, as usual in the Great Battles series.
What is included in, -IL-2 Sturmovik: Battle of Stalingrad Deluxe- The store page doesn't really include or show what is included in this package? I've always been a fan of IL-2, but I'm just curious from a purchasing perspective what the Deluxe includes? Jan 21, IL-2 Sturmovik: Battle of Stalingrad is the 11th installment in the IL-2 Sturmovik series, but dealing with the game engines used in the series, it does belong to the third generation of IL-2 Sturmovik games.
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