Lazerbeak's Very First Payware
Posted: Tue Mar 14, 2006 7:53 pmThis post marks a momentous occasion for me. It's the first time I start a new topic in the Payware Screens forum, and it features my very first payware plane, AlphaSim's excellent F-22 Raptor package (unless you count the AH Spit prototype). I've wanted a great F-22 for years now, and AlphaSim has answered my prayers. Now, I've entered the "Dark Side". 
Tons of detail and animations to drool over with this package.
It takes off really easy, and once it's off the ground, shoots upwards like a rocket.
You gotta love those animated thrust vectoring nozzles.
I was very surprised (and pleased) that it ran so well on my system. My FPS got up to 12 (depending on scenery) which, for my rig, is an excellent FPS rating. It actually runs better than some freeware I have.
It flies like a dream, and is a ton of fun.
The hell with accuracy, this Thunderbirds paint is the sex.
All in all, I'm a very satisfied customer, and I'm proud to consider myself a member of the "payware club". I guess the only bad thing about buying my first payware, is that I'm now hooked.
Tons of detail and animations to drool over with this package.
It takes off really easy, and once it's off the ground, shoots upwards like a rocket.
You gotta love those animated thrust vectoring nozzles.
I was very surprised (and pleased) that it ran so well on my system. My FPS got up to 12 (depending on scenery) which, for my rig, is an excellent FPS rating. It actually runs better than some freeware I have.
It flies like a dream, and is a ton of fun.
The hell with accuracy, this Thunderbirds paint is the sex.
All in all, I'm a very satisfied customer, and I'm proud to consider myself a member of the "payware club". I guess the only bad thing about buying my first payware, is that I'm now hooked.
