Originally posted by Manjana
No, it's in controlled airspace...it's good wantage of the controllers that we may fly there...we are so said 'guests'.When we fly, they have to hold a little piece of airspace...so 4000 (mostly)-6000 feet (really not often) free for us. But we also sometimes to the frontier and so it happened to one other flight student that he saw himself at 1800 feet( 1800 were allowed on that day) face to face with an 767 coming towards him at same altitude....flaps, slip and downwards....would have really been funny. That happens som times a year and mostly the commercial pliot's don't like that. They go at he airport to the controllers and we are 'punished' not meant exactly wordly but they really come to us and tell their salpater that we should do what they want, because if not they close our airfield etc....blabla always the same. Normally we also do, but the commercial pilots often see things which aren't so like they saw....three times may you think who the controllers more believe...
Originally posted by Manjana
And the commercial planes even cross the field above that 4000-6000feet. It's stepped...if you understand.And in Germany all airspace above (hm what was that? 2000 metres is completely controlled...I will look it up,okay?I am not sure.)
Originally posted by Manjana
And what to hell is crusader (this side even didn't help me)....
That's like saying that WC is an old space sim game. Crusader was simply one of the best third person (?) shooter action games I have ever played. It also had FMV cutscenes with some decent actors. Besides WC it is one of the few games that I will load up and replay from time to time.Originally posted by Bob McDob
Originally posted by Manjana
And what to hell is crusader (this side even didn't help me)....
Crusader: No Remorse is an old top-down action game by Origin
Originally posted by Sonntag
Well that all sounds really funny. Actually, I don't know what stepped means ... You are not sure about the height at which airspace is controlled? It seems to be easy to get a flying license in Germany ))...
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Aye... Crusader was one of the few isometric action games that I... uh... had No Regrets about trying . Indeed, I was very disappointed when, a few weeks ago, Origin quashed the Crusader Movie rumours just hours after they started. Crusader has vast potential for a movie-type storyline, if only they could find a film company willing to risk another game-to-movie conversion.Originally posted by Marcml30
That's like saying that WC is an old space sim game. Crusader was simply one of the best third person (?) shooter action games I have ever played. It also had FMV cutscenes with some decent actors. Besides WC it is one of the few games that I will load up and replay from time to time.