Prime NOOB

And don't break the $5000 lever

 

O NO!!! And dont ask where the quarters go lol

 

It allows you to do stuff to the victim (aka driver) that you can't with the real hardware.

I did flight sim engineering for awhile. The check pilots told us that the guys who got the sim training were much more prepared for the flight training goals than the folks who just went through the ground school classes. The point? You can treat it as BS, or you can try to get something out of it and be ahead of the guys playing it as a video game.

 

I got a lot out of it, dont get me wrong. I still want one for the house though... Just not the same as a real truck, but safer to learn on.

 

Only issue I had was the fact that I wear progressive (bi-focal) lens. Driving I look out the top to see the road and the bottom to see the gauges and controls. On the Sim I had to keep looking through the bottom to see everything; because of sitting so close to the screen, LOL

 

Well... if they weren't cheap on the out-the-window video, and got one of those curved-screen jobs that's focused to infinity!



Ya know... I'd just settle for a couple of AGM-65s to blow those darn 4-wheelers outta the way! It'd do a job on that simulated bambi too!

 

Don't waste the heavy stuff on deer... save it for the bear!

 

LMAO. Too funny

 

HAHA

I walked in later than everyone else and asked where the change machine was. Wally was cool, the other guy was offended. IDGAF cause I thought it was funny as sugar honey iced tea, and so did some of the classmates