In F Lightning 3 players will find a complete simulation that is simple to learn, has plenty of missions, and features excellent multiplayer options. Whether you are an expert at flight simulations or not, you should have no problem learning this game in under an hour. Many flight sims, at least those that are the most realistic, include large manuals that are typically easy to get lost in. F Lightning 3's manual on the other hand is just over 30 pages, very simplistic, and covers the basics.
Though what really teaches players how to play are the first few quick missions. During quick missions a narrator will describe the HUD layout and how to go about performing each action.
The HUD should not overwhelm anyone and cycling between each readout is a breeze with the numerical keypad. All of the controls are a snap to learn as well. Inside the manual is a two-page keyboard layout that documents all of the keys. There is also an overlay provided that is placed over the "F" keys displaying the functions of each "F" key and the numerical keys right below them.
Every key can be customized too, plus the game features a selectable joystick layout for a variety of controllers. The F handles smoothly and is very responsive. Maneuvering is no problem at all nor is targeting the enemy. A large number of options allow the user to set the realism level.
Redouts and blackouts can be turned on or off and some controls can be set on automatic: auto-follow target, auto-follow route, auto-landing, auto-level, auto-match speed, auto-refuel, and auto-takeoff. Another major plus is the ability to accelerate time so that you do not have to waste time flying to a far away steer point. Also, weapons loads can be increased over what an actual F can carry for those players who need the extra ammunition.
Once you get the controls down it is time for some action in either the quick missions, a campaign, or over the Internet. Use tactical nuclear weapons to level entire city regions. The most realistic weather environments ever created. Changing weather effects including: rain, snow, hail, and wind. Extreme temperatures affect flight performance. Fly it yourself or let the world's most advanced fighter do it for you! Features Extreme temperatures affect flight performance.
Voice-Over-Net technology allows players to talk to each other during Novaworld multiplayer combat. F Multirole Fighter is a simulation game developed by NovaLogic. It came out on THQ Nordic published the game.
Evasion is the challenge, especially in online play. The pilot who dodges, wins. Quick Mission, Campaign, and Multiplayer are the modes of play. Quick Missions are great for training and experimenting with weapons. Experienced virtual pilots will likely fly through the campaigns at a casual pace. The Multiplayer aspect is by far the most challenging. Up to players can join one Novaworld game without worrying about Internet bog.
The R. NovaLogic should be commended for implementing their voice-over-net technology that allows players with computer microphones to speak and hear others during online games. Gamers deserve a few nuclear secrets. The proliferation of weapons of mass destruction has now spread to desktops everywhere. Smart bombs are for geeks.
Try the dumbest bomb ever, the B61 Tactical Thermonuclear Bomb. Forget the term "surgical strike. The pilot thinks: "Well, I see that the developers have inserted a few textured blocks that are supposed to be the buildings I am bombing.
F Lightning 3 is an exception. The ground, buildings, and sky all fit together into a seamless world. Be it simulation or game, there are not many titles with better-looking graphics than this. Predictably, the most extravagant visual in F Lightning 3 is the sight of a B61 Tactical Thermonuclear Bomb exploding with a flash and slowly sweeping its gray fallout across the earth under an orange mushroom cloud.
This is truly a sight and surely future sims will attempt to emulate this.
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